[AT] Building

[Richard Fink Sr]

Charlie+Cecil you both came up with some thing i did not think of. James i 
had thought about the wiring but did not think of making the perches for 
birds. thanks all three so far that is what is so great about this list.





At 06:03 AM 4/25/2005, you wrote:
>Richard,  the main reason I would consider using the Quonset hut style 
>would be to save money.  If the pole building is reasonably close cost 
>wise that would be my preference.  It looks better and should have better 
>market appeal if you ever decide to sell the place.  Also the pole framed 
>barn lends itself well to the erection of cabinets and shelves.  With the 
>Q-huts you need to build fixtures free standing.
>
>Just my thoughts
>
>Charlie
>----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Fink Sr" 
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>>Hi every one i have a small problem you may be able to help me with. i 
>>have in the very near future plans to move. i want to put up my garage 
>>[shop] size will be 30x50 12 ft ceiling call as you wish. I can't decide 
>>weather to go with a pole building or the steel Quonset hut style. The 
>>price finished is close to the same but the steel i will need to erect 
>>and have the floor pored makes price close to same. Just don't know if i 
>>can handle the labor part. So come on what one is best.
>>R Fink
>>PA
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