My new barn / tractor shed

[mjncad]

Thanks Wayne.

 

[Uncle Wayne]

My shed is all finished now except for some cleanup and moving in. Looks much better trimmed out.

 

[lost in wisconsin]

2 words for your barn... S weeeeeeeeeeet!

Thanks again for all the pics and updates. Wondering how long before you have it full.

 

[Uncle Wayne]

Now to sort all this out for your information.

Material = $9100
Concrete = $1989
Finishing = $ 440
Gravel = $ 650
Slab prep = $ 300
Labor = $3800

Total $16,279

 

[JB4310]

Nice :thumbsup:

I really like those sheds on the sides, gives you so much extra covered area. Leaves more free space inside. Price seems very reasonable too.

JB.

 

[Grateful11]

I ain't gonna tell you what to do but if you blow the debris off the top of that MX6 before storing it it'll last a lot longer.

Awesome building by the way. Congrats!

 

[Uncle Wayne]

I ain't gonna tell you what to do but if you blow the debris off the top of that MX6 before storing it it'll last a lot longer.

Awesome building by the way. Congrats!

No problem besides I need someone to tell me what to do usually anyway! I always clean it off before storing but for the photo session I didn't. It's already back at work and needing cleaning again.

 

[Mike476]

Really nice! :thumbsup:

 

[paulwestski]

I am not a builder, but have never seen concrete poured on top of grass. Was always told to remover the grass/top soil first.

I was wondering the same thing looking at the picture of the dump spreading the stone. We've always removed all organic material down to bare dirt.

 

[Dave5264]

Nice Job !, you've just motivated me to add an overhanging portch on the side of the one Im building now (next years job)