New Shop pics

[Bulldog]

Hey Guys,
Well sorry I haven't been around much. Been going 7 days a week. I have tried to keep up with the action here but haven't been able to spend any real time here.
I've been meaning to post some pics of the new shop but again not alot of time. The shop is coming along pretty good. It should be done in about 2-3 weeks.
I'll keep you guys posted.
See ya,
Bulldog

[Bulldog]

More pics guys

[martymar333]

cool Bulldog.....can't wait to see the finished pics.


marty

[Pile Buck]

That’s one beautiful shop!

Is that a standing seam roof? If so you’ll just love that. I wish I would have gone with it.

[J hall]

Very nice shop!

[MintSScout]

Your right Randy it does kinda look my area. Less trees and hills tho.

[fun4now]

great looking new play pen ya got going up there. i might just have to diliver your new 350P cover insted of mailing it so i can come play in the new shop.

[Coalsmoke]

That’s one beautiful shop!

Is that a standing seam roof? If so you’ll just love that. I wish I would have gone with it.

A what now??

Bulldog, that is a very ***y shop I like the 2 tone color choice, very nice indeed. Are you pooring the floor after?

[Bulldog]

Hey guys,
Thanks for the nice replys!
Buck, the roof is just steel like the walls.
They still have to get the insulation in and the interior needs to have the steel installed. If ya look at the last pic you can see that they started to install the ceiling steel. The walls and ceiling will be white. I will pour the concrete last. After the building is up I'll run the electric and then pour the concrete. I bought a coal stove to heat it. I think it should be ready to move into in 2-3 weeks. I'll keep ya posted.
Bulldog

[gmc1999]

It's not big enough.(LOL) See how long it takes before you fill it up.

[Pile Buck]

What standing seam means is, none of the screws are exposed. The screws go under the ridge; the next panel covers the screws for the last panel, and generally the panels are only 12 to 16-inch wide not 30 to 36. Not really sure which type of standing seam roof they use large duckbill tongs to crimp the seams together , but that’s a system used too.

[weld-tek]

very nice,i really like the porch deal with the side door and windows.im building a 48 x 80 in spring and you have give me a great idea.again very nice.

[Coalsmoke]

What standing seam means is, none of the screws are exposed. The screws go under the ridge; the next panel covers the screws for the last panel, and generally the panels are only 12 to 16-inch wide not 30 to 36. Not really sure which type of standing seam roof they use large duckbill tongs to crimp the seams together , but that’s a system used too.

Thanks Pile Buck, sounds like the better way to go here on the wet coast

[chris2626]

nice, that thing is big are you going to have concrete floor? or dirt?

Chris

[fun4now]

he is going to do the concreat floor last.