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What are your barn details - size - roof style - materials, etc.?
 
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What are your barn details - size - roof style - materials, etc.?

Tube frame metal building. 24x40x12 with a 12 foot overhang. (36x40 footprint). 10x10 roll up door on front and back. This is to expand the goat operation. Allows us to grow without incurring debt. I’ll probably line inside walls with plywood to keep them from beating it silly.
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I'd like something like that to keep my camper in, except i'd need 12 ft door.
I did a quick RV cover on their site, they said you can get design and cost without
registering, but they don't give the price, and make you register....
 
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I'd like something like that to keep my camper in, except i'd need 12 ft door.
I did a quick RV cover on their site, they said you can get design and cost without
registering, but they don't give the price, and make you register....
This is the site I used. It gives you the price as you build it.

 
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This is the site I started it with


The price on the site was consistent with the quote and the guy I worked with gave me some feedback that kept me from spending money that was not necessary.
 
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thanks, I had used the Custombuiltstructures site shown in your pic.
 
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thanks, I had used the Custombuiltstructures site shown in your pic.

Im pretty sure it’s the same company. All the contracts come thru CustomBuilt Structures I wouldn’t be surprised to find there were only a couple parent companies over a bunch of smaller ones in the south east./ eastern seaboard
The guy I dealt with was Mickey Hayes

mailto:mickey.hayes@mrcarports.com
336-712-7678

I got his name from Alan W here on tractorbynet, when I was first looking into it, a few months ago.

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The Building install team called at 8 pm. Had just left a job and wanted to check the build site. They came up, checked it for level and dropped their trailer. I also told them to drop their tools, So the zombies aren’t shuffling through their stuff tonight while they sleep. They headed into Charlottesville to find a hotel and some food.

The fun starts in the Morning.
 
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They should be done with framing snd near done with siding. The switched fabrication shops recently. The pieces don’t slide together like they should. The foundation frame pieces should slide up into the upright. There is 1/16 inch difference in size. They are struggling.
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They should be done with framing snd near done with siding. The switched fabrication shops recently. The pieces don’t slide together like they should. The foundation frame pieces should slide up into the upright. There is 1/16 inch difference in size. They are struggling. View attachment 865185
That looks like the same crew that did mine. It was a father and his 2 sons.
 
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What kind of a foundation does that building have? It's not just that bottom rail sitting on the ground, is it? There aren't metal structured sheds here in MN... mostly post frame.
 
 
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