New shop going up!

[CliffordK]

....and what army are you feeding Salmon to? (Looking good, too)

He has a whole army of carpenters working for him.

I bet they could finish off that salmon in no time.

 

[YanmarFever]

No way!! That Salmon belongs to my lovely wife for making dinners.

 

[YanmarFever]

The (carpenters) are at it again, I must say these guys don't stop for anything.

 

[YanmarFever]

coming right along...

 

[BackRoad]

Maybe it's normal for metal buildings...but I've not seen too many buildings built with the sides on before the roof is on .

Guessing it doesn't rain in coconut tree land!

 

[buckeyefarmer]

nice

 

[TripleS]

Maybe it's normal for metal buildings...but I've not seen too many buildings built with the sides on before the roof is on .

Guessing it doesn't rain in coconut tree land!

About 30 years ago I worked for butler buildings and that is how we put them up. It's way easier to put the sides first especially when insulated.

 

[BackRoad]

Interesting...Thanks for that explanation.

Still seems a bit illogical from a "get it in the dry quickly" perspective, but I can see the ease of application for placing side sheeting.

 

[YanmarFever]

I questioned the roof first also because other buildings we have put up the roof was always first.

 

[JethroB]

Sides first on mine. I had to look at photos to see. I suspect it was due to draping the insulation over the side walls before the roof panels went on.

I thought it was ingenious to use an old ambulance as a tool & work truck. Also a place for the crew to get out of the weather or have lunch.