I am digging the camo.... LOL.. My " temporary " shed since " Irma"......My new structure. Times are tough
With a 9K Atlas that we have at work I am planning for 13' for that 2 post with a top plate. I fully expect at times to park the Mustang on it in the winter and another vehicle underneath.Anyone considering a lift really needs 12ft of height and even that won't be enough for trucks or suvs.
Let me guess...you lost your guns and ammo when it went down.Damn One-Percenters showing off again. You prolly got a yacht too.
I used to
It sankInsurance didn't cover
Scam
Not sure what your codes are but last home I built code allowed you 24" on ctr with 2 X 6.... I swore if I did it again I would do 2 X 6 on 16" ctr... Just a few more studs and a much better wall....... Just my opinion....At least 9.5' -10' walls but trying to make efficiency out of a 8 footer, planning on 2x6 walls. One of the builders advised against 2' of block because of cost and insulation efficiency. Trying to cut cost and hire a friend of the family instead of actually hiring a builder who marks all cost up 20%. I'm am trying to stick to around 100K budget. If you look carefully I have a sketch over the man door that is the 7 1/2' tall mezzanine that will come out 8' that will increase storage.
I saved Ole' BessyLet me guess...you lost your guns and ammo when it went down.
Tragic.
Bugs too.......I did the block building cause it matches the house and hurricanes,
JR, I am of the understanding that code requires the filling of the entire block stucture with concrete now?I had insulation pumped into the block walls, I did the block building cause it matches the house and hurricanes, I do have a fair sized attic space for stuff. And one members fishing equipment, oh and tubular intakes.
Yes....You mean filling the hole inside the block with concrete? If so then no, they fill a column every so many feet, can't remember, corners too, I had the rest filled with a expanding insulation, it does the job.
Corners, garage door and walk in door openings and every 6' on the sides front and back and rebar.Yes....
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