A shop for preppy
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A shop for preppy
From a Western Producer ad for a new 35X60 unassembled, 11' side walls, 18'8'' inside height, asking price is $20,000. Regina location.
It doesn`t state if it`s a steel or wood building.
It doesn`t state if it`s a steel or wood building.
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i think you're better off looking into arch-rib buildings. a pile cheaper for that size than pole and steel i think. much sturdier too.
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Well in the end i would like to have a cement floor in it, with hopefully in floor heat, and would like the whole thing insulated. I dont know much about the arch ribbed buildings, anything else you can tell me about them?
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hmmm... not a pile other than they are fairly simple to errect, really cost efficient, weather resistant... don't have a pile of experience with them but it'd be the way i'd go if putting up a large shop.
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Originally Posted by 96sherm
Sounds high for a used shop to be moved... I'd be happy with the size though!!
A 35X60 would get you by for a number of years, if and when you build a bigger shop use this one for parking storage and as a parts room.
In a 40 X 80 shop cement only the work area, the rest could be asphalt or crusher dust (which packs like cement).
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Originally Posted by Fomoko1
In a 40 X 80 shop cement only the work area, the rest could be asphalt or crusher dust (which packs like cement).
I never thought of doing half of in it asphalt or crusher dust, I wonder if it would be alot cheaper..