Put up a 20x12 Shelter Logic Round Top

[ruffdog]

I too saw the OP's building had loose fabric. Sometimes you have to go out with a broom and shake the fabric from the inside of the building so the snow slides off.

 

[s219]

Any concern trapping moisture from the ground below? I would have put down a vapor barrier of some sort under the gravel.

 

[ruffdog]

I used wood chips as floor covering in my buildings and like it. It stays dry so it lasts a long time.

 

[oldballs]

Here's the sequence of my newbie installation. ... bought direct from company .... their "Top Of The Line" product .... had good customer support .... am satisfied so far .... has endured multiple summer storms with up to 70 mph winds .... interior sweat has occurred a couple times .... I'm in/out of it almost daily with several pieces of equipment stored therein.

P.S. .... did the installation by myself with help only pulling the top cover over.

 

[EddieWalker]

Interesting. I've never built one and I've only seen pictures of them. It looks like a quick and easy way to get stuff out of the weather!!!

 

[skyhook]

ruffdog, can you post a picture of the outside, nice idea, does the snow stay on the ribs of the siding?

 

[notme]

I have the older peak roof design one... the peak isn't enough slope to shed snow... what I ended up doing was getting a frame from a 2nd unit and doubling up on the trusses, which cut the spans in half. I try to get the snow off every 2-3 weeks but its located at an out of town property im guessing its been up for 8 or 9 years now but the fabric is ripe as **** now... new one come summer I guess the trusses will be in 3rd spans now with the new set as well as the old

 

[skyhook]

I have the older peak roof design one... the peak isn't enough slope to shed snow... what I ended up doing was getting a frame from a 2nd unit and doubling up on the trusses, which cut the spans in half. I try to get the snow off every 2-3 weeks but its located at an out of town property im guessing its been up for 8 or 9 years now but the fabric is ripe as **** now... new one come summer I guess the trusses will be in 3rd spans now with the new set as well as the old

Did the exact same thing, the trusses are now 2 feet apart as opposed to 4. May just do what ruffdog did and put siding. Mine is 24 feet long.

 

[Jcoon]

Put one up a couple weeks ago, 12x20, took 3.5 hrs by myself. Great shelter till I can get my shop built!

 

[CincyFlyer]

I've thought about one of those; my third garage spot (the only one long enough to handle the 20' of tractor and backhoe) became a shop, so I can't put the tractor inside. Too many zoning restrictions in my area, it turns out. You cannot even have a metal shed (nor a plastic one, but I snuck one down on the hill beside my house, hidden from view, for the lawn tractor, tiller, etc.)
If I store materials that I use for my business, I can have any type of building ... just need to figure out a finesse for the township zoning board. Putting a tarp on and off gets old quickly.