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thanks farmwelder

He has a big screen TV / bookcase and entertaiment unit built into the wall ( the wall that backs the inside part of the shed. ) There are 2 large doors in the shed 1 24 foot end door, and 1 - 20 foot end door. The side doors are your typical sliding barn doors. The 20' door however is hooked to a garage door opener.Hit the button and in he drives in.

I'm puttin up a 40x60 pole right now, and know I'll outgrow it, but the nice thing is that can always take the back off, lengthen, and put the back on again.

I considered putting a loft down the center for an office upstairs, but too late now, I didn't. Many companies have offices in the same building where they have shops, very plush offices at that, so if done right, no problem. And have some neighbors down the road that put up a 40x80 that's their "cheap tax" weekend get away from Chicago - from the road see a pole barn with garage doors on both ends, just a pole barn, but from the other side see sliding glass doors, balconies, picture windows and stuff on a landscaped acre facing the lake. Slick if ask me, doesn't attract attention.

Gooooo biggggg as you can now.

There is a guy down the road that built a all in one barn years ago. 4 bays wide at about 12' each and longer than it is wide. He used it for hay; tractors; and animal stalls.

He has added a large hay barn
A concrete floor work shop And a stall barn The original barn is only to hold equipment and other stuff now.