Just about done barn

/ Just about done barn #1  

gusman2

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Location
STOW,MA
Tractor
KUBOTA L3940HST BACKHOE
60x80 pole barn
 

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/ Just about done barn #2  
Nice build...
Need more photos when you finish...
Did you build it yourself or contract?
How was the county to deal with?
Was a permit required?
 
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I had no issues with the town. The building inspector asked me to make sure I used a 2x2 cement footing and attach each post with a cable in case of extreme uplift. No other issues. It is 39x60 with 17 foot ceilings. I plan to put in 14x14 doors next spring. Cement floor coming in a few weeks. I will also add a 36" passenger walk thru door. Next year a car lift as well I hope! I did build it myself with the help of my teenagers and friends. Yes I did get a permit that cost about $500!:dance1::laughing:
 
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That's a nice size building. Should be very useful. Teenagers with a car lift--heaven I bet. :D
 
/ Just about done barn #5  
High ceilings, tall doors, a concrete floor, and a car lift. You can't go wrong with that.
 
/ Just about done barn #6  
Very nice! What kind of wood did you use for the siding?
 
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I used 12" ship lap from a local saw mill. 6x6 x20' posts 8 ft on center. Went up well as long as I kept them straight 😜
 
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Just put floor in. 4" 4000 pat with steel.
 

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/ Just about done barn #9  
So free labor. What did the materials run you? Nice looking barn. I like the soffit details.

Chris
 
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[cement was 37 yards $ 4436. Steel and supplies 600.
 
/ Just about done barn #11  
Congratulations. That's a really nice size!!

Eddie
 
/ Just about done barn #13  
I would have thought it would have required 58.6 yards of cement to pour that floor. What am I missing?
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I would have thought it would have required 58.6 yards of cement to pour that floor. What am I missing?
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You beat me-either its not 60 x 80 or if it is, and you used 37 cu yards of "concrete", your floor is 2.49" thick.
 
/ Just about done barn #16  
Rollerball rink with teenagers. Paint some lines and make some pvc goal nets.
 
/ Just about done barn #17  
It's 40 by sixty, not 80. The floor is 5+ inches thick on average.
 
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I had no issues with the town. The building inspector asked me to make sure I used a 2x2 cement footing and attach each post with a cable in case of extreme uplift. No other issues. It is 39x60 with 17 foot ceilings. I plan to put in 14x14 doors next spring. Cement floor coming in a few weeks. I will also add a 36" passenger walk thru door. Next year a car lift as well I hope! I did build it myself with the help of my teenagers and friends. Yes I did get a permit that cost about $500!:dance1::laughing:
Says is is 39 x 60
 
/ Just about done barn #19  
First post said 60x80
3rd post said 39x60
That would make a lot of difference in the amount of cement it would take to pour the floor.
 
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Says is is 39 x 60

Okay-much better-and 5+ inches is better than 4-with those high doors and that length, I had visions of some pretty heavy trucks going in that barn
 
 
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