Barnbuilder
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Wrapping up another pole building
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jack707
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Looks nice what are you going to use to insulate it? with mine I am going to get the walls and gable ends spray foam 2".
hcallaway
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Very Nice! Great look!
KennyG
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I like the trusses. I bet they were pricey.
Sysop
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Looks good! :thumbsup:
QRTRHRS
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Nice barn. Barnbuilder, what do you go with for posts and how do you prefer to set them as far as footings, drainage, etc?
s219
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Beautiful work!
sequoyah101
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18' walls?
OP
Barnbuilder
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Walls are about 17'6". Living area I framed it conventional with 6" walls and monolith slab. 6x6s for posts. Code requires a 24" hole for posts with 8" concrete under posts. I put 12" in. 4" slab with 12" curb around perimeter.
About $160k not including electric, plumbing, hvac and finish work.
About $160k not including electric, plumbing, hvac and finish work.