Posted by KD Cannon on December 08, 2021 at 14:53:05 from (12.4.40.137):
In Reply to: old buildings posted by INCase on December 08, 2021 at 11:20:13:
My grandparent's old barn was just about the same shape or worse than yours. After we moved here, I decided to do something about it after a tree laid over on it. Couldn't stand to just level it off so I built it back as best I could. Used a lot of the original rafters and roofing tin. Saved some by doing that but wood is so hard you can't drive a nail in it and tin so heavy no snips going to cut it, drill & saw. Rafters are full dimension 2x4's! All new support posts inside and underlayment siding. Used the original tongue & groove siding on outside. Just hate to see old barns go if anyway not to. Save it if you can. Here's a before and an in progress. Wish you well with your plans!
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