goeduck
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That is what I thought. I don’t think I could get that price where I live.
30x50 Pole Barn
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That is what I thought. I don’t think I could get that price where I live.
Luke'sScreenName
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Seriously, $20k?!
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747driver
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Getting our Morton 30x50 built in June. 30x50x16. $38,000 Sure could have used it over the week-end working on the tractor...It was a rainy week-end !
Peter 315
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Just dropped the check off for the deposit , looks like august for me...
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Friend of mine got his 30x50x14 done just before winter set in. $22K. No roof overhang. Two 12x12 overheads, two windows, one walk-in, insulation wrapped.
There are a tremendous number of variables in this type of construction. Each of those variables can be hidden from the quick glance. Each can move the price considerably. Finish trim is another area that changes cost dramatically. As does dimension of framing lumber.
What materials are used and how they are constructed can vary with location. Wind load and heat/cold being the most considered.
There are a tremendous number of variables in this type of construction. Each of those variables can be hidden from the quick glance. Each can move the price considerably. Finish trim is another area that changes cost dramatically. As does dimension of framing lumber.
What materials are used and how they are constructed can vary with location. Wind load and heat/cold being the most considered.
747driver
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That was a very thorough contract they give you !! I will pour a floor myself later on. I thought about a cupola but didn't get one.
Peter 315
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I'm storing hay so I wanted it plus vented soffit and the fabric on the roof panels (formed dry panel )
Luke'sScreenName
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With who?! Morton? Where?
Peter 315
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Morton Buildings Inc in Auburn NH it might say in manchester nh in the phone book
747driver
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Thats why I went with 1 ft eave overhangs with vented soffits and vented ridge.
Peter 315
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Did you get sliding doors or roll up doors ?
747driver
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2 doors. 1 is 14x14 and the other is 12x10. Both are Raynor hi-lift doors not roll up. The 12x10 goes straight up the other is a angle track. Are you getting the perma column setup for the posts ? Morton is now using this system instead of sinking wood post in the ground.
Peter 315
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Galvanized support stilt system , treated columns
747driver
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The Morton rep here said they are getting away from the in ground post, so I think he gave me a discount on going with the perma column, for which I was very happy. I am getting beefier trusses as they are on 10' centers. Don't get much snow here.
Peter 315
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The trusses are 7' spacing, 4/12 roof pitch, 306 style building
747driver
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Same style and pitch for me. Because of very little snow I got away with using 10' oc for the trusses.
Luke'sScreenName
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I didn't know Morton was up here. Thanks! Any person there you would particularly recommend to talk to?
Peter 315
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They have sales reps , But Mark is mine I don't know if his territory is up there . I will PM you ...
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