Let's see your metal buildings

[ovrszd]

No, the one on the left, I believe is from a '60 and the one on the right from a '59 Impala. There is a bumper guard from a '59 there also, plus a GIANT fishing lure.

Here's what the boys are callin a Vette cap. Not sure of year.

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Here's what the boys are callin a Vette cap. Not sure of year.

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I believe they are mistaken. That seems to be a 1959 Chevy wheel cover.

1959 impala wheel cover - Google Search

 

[ovrszd]

I believe they are mistaken. That seems to be a 1959 Chevy wheel cover.

1959 impala wheel cover - Google Search

Yep. I thought so too. I googled vette caps and found the same one. I'll ask them for clarity. Can't imagine the same cap was on both cars.

 

[joeyd]

With a large double window right beside it?

:laughing: Ha,Ha You're right in my case. I was answering in general on why the windows were so high.

 

[Corkpuller]

I am getting ready to bite the bullet and have a 30x50 metal building built. It will have 15' awnings off each end. And one 25' awning off the front. The left side awning will no concrete as it will have stalls under it. The right side awning will have the entrance to my "mancave / office". (it will be at the same height as the others. Not sure why the 3d builder placed it higher) Of course the front awning will be for parking my truck to keep it out of the weather.

Just curious what others have built? I would love to see your final product and know why you chose what you chose.

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I would not want the overhangs to be a separate roof like the drawing shows. Why not just extend the shop roof? That area between the shop roof and the overhangs could be a problem considering leaks. You are dumping rain water off the shop roof on to the overhang roofs. ??

One continuous roof with adequate gutters. :thumbsup:

I'll dig up a photo of the one overhang I have on my 30x50.

 

[Corkpuller]

 

[two_bit_score]

I agree with Corkpuller.

Extended roofline would be best.

 

[Scrambler82]

I dont have a better finished picture on my LapTop but can post others if needed.
32' wide x 36' deep.
I had the Barn built to represent a "Lobsta Shack" in New England.
Also, it had to be a RED Barn !
The large door is 10' x 10' and has enough room inside to put in a 14 x 12 without a problem... IF you needed room to park the RV !




Pretty much done here, still need stone for the driveway.




This one is showing the framework !
Click on it, it shows it upright !

 

[MRollins10]

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Thank you. Definitely something ill consider in the build

 

[MRollins10]

I dont have a better finished picture on my LapTop but can post others if needed.
32' wide x 36' deep.
I had the Barn built to represent a "Lobsta Shack" in New England.
Also, it had to be a RED Barn !
The large door is 10' x 10' and has enough room inside to put in a 14 x 12 without a problem... IF you needed room to park the RV !

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Pretty much done here, still need stone for the driveway.

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This one is showing the framework !
Click on it, it shows it upright !

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Super nice! I like that design!