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Re: Pole barn for my tractors
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Posted by Bob - MI on April 05, 2005 at 11:43:37 from (66.14.205.20):
In Reply to: Pole barn for my tractors posted by Ralph Edwards on April 05, 2005 at 07:48:35:
Skylights will eventually leak. Eave overhang will put runoff away from the foundation. Your call on how you want to do that. I have under-eave light panels on my barn and they work pretty well. I would consider an extension of the eaves on one side for a lean-to. A little more money but it can ease the crowding inside as the collection builds. You can always enclose it later if you get more/better toys. Also if you are in snow country think about a roll-up door instead of a bypass. A side service door is nice as well as a rear door to drive through. Floor drain is handy also. Fiber-reinforced concrete is a little more expensive but holds up very well.
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