building a workshop/Garage (56K take a go eat lunch)
08-26-2007, 09:02 AM
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building a workshop/Garage (56K take a go eat lunch) I’m building a Garage/Workshop at my house and I thought I would post up some photos of the progress
It is going to be 30’ X50’ X 12’ tall end walls with 2 10’ X 10’ and 2 8’X 8’ doors
I have a 2 post lift waiting to be installed and it will have a large air compressor along with a welder
Should be complete in the next few weeks
stripping the grass
Digging and pouring the footings
My 2 helpers
setting the forms for the concrete wall
It is going to be 30’ X50’ X 12’ tall end walls with 2 10’ X 10’ and 2 8’X 8’ doors
I have a 2 post lift waiting to be installed and it will have a large air compressor along with a welder
Should be complete in the next few weeks
stripping the grass
Digging and pouring the footings
My 2 helpers
setting the forms for the concrete wall
08-26-2007, 09:29 AM
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It arrives
the 30 X 50 from O Steel in Gastoina
my 2 main helpers again
Ethan has been building his own shop under this tree since I have started on mine :thwink:
the 30 X 50 from O Steel in Gastoina
my 2 main helpers again
Ethan has been building his own shop under this tree since I have started on mine :thwink:
08-26-2007, 09:29 AM
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pouring the floor
standing up the walls
my trusty little helper
here he is telling my Brother Brent how to bolt the wall section to the floor
the rain stoppd us yesterday and this is what it looks like right now
I will finish with all the red iron this week
standing up the walls
my trusty little helper
here he is telling my Brother Brent how to bolt the wall section to the floor
the rain stoppd us yesterday and this is what it looks like right now
I will finish with all the red iron this week
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out of curosity, how much did this project cost you? i work for a contracting company that does pre-engineerd metal buildings and i am just wondering how we would compare on pricing. since i am guessing you did all the labor on your own, what was the material price?
09-05-2007, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by echo3313
out of curosity, how much did this project cost you? i work for a contracting company that does pre-engineerd metal buildings and i am just wondering how we would compare on pricing. since i am guessing you did all the labor on your own, what was the material price?
the actual steel building cost around 12000 insulated
I should have right around 18000 to 20000 when I am done
I never got a quote on getting it installed
I was told between $1.50 to $4.00 per SQFT which is a BIG swing
09-13-2007, 09:57 PM
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Roof is done and got the Doors up today
now I just have to put up the trim, gutters, Walk door, pour driveway in front
and get wires run,
should be done pretty soon
now I just have to put up the trim, gutters, Walk door, pour driveway in front
and get wires run,
should be done pretty soon