I cut behind a strip mall a few days ago to avoid some backed up traffic. This also takes me past the local recycle yard. Outside the yard was a metal building sitting on a trailer like the type used for portable, on site offices.
Just driving past, my guess was about 9x30. Went back Friday after work and measured it...12x40! The plan now is for it to be used as storage at the site and the owner was gone so I couldn't talk to him. I called and left a message for him to see if he will sell it. Should hear back on Monday.
There is some relatively minor damage to the sheet metal. Since the only door is an entrance on one side, my thought is to open one end up and add double 36" doors. The sheet metal removed would give me plenty of matching material to repair any damaged areas.
The drawback is a 7' wall height. Figure to solve this by removing the low pitch roof and replacing it with a trussed gambrel roof. That should give me a 10' - 11' working height about 7' wide down the center.
All this rambling is the product of one of those irritating Brit TV salesmen (Sorry Ray!) that woke me up at 4:30 on a Sunday morning. Everything is continguent on whether or not the building is even for sale at a decent price.
Just driving past, my guess was about 9x30. Went back Friday after work and measured it...12x40! The plan now is for it to be used as storage at the site and the owner was gone so I couldn't talk to him. I called and left a message for him to see if he will sell it. Should hear back on Monday.
There is some relatively minor damage to the sheet metal. Since the only door is an entrance on one side, my thought is to open one end up and add double 36" doors. The sheet metal removed would give me plenty of matching material to repair any damaged areas.
The drawback is a 7' wall height. Figure to solve this by removing the low pitch roof and replacing it with a trussed gambrel roof. That should give me a 10' - 11' working height about 7' wide down the center.
All this rambling is the product of one of those irritating Brit TV salesmen (Sorry Ray!) that woke me up at 4:30 on a Sunday morning. Everything is continguent on whether or not the building is even for sale at a decent price.
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