There are a few changes I'd make if I did it again. The first is the east door would be a double slider instead of a single. As far as windows, I would add a few more. Its amazing how much light is let in by the clear strip on the side of the building . The building is designed so you can drive all the way through it. The front half ( the end with the roll up door) is concreted and insulated for a 50 x 44 shop area. The back half is storage with a dirt floor for now. There is a wood dividing wall with another roll up door between the two halves. I kinda think the reason I went with the narrow door on the one end was to limit the size of the toys I buy to put in it. The inside is a big mess right now . I will have to say going from a 32 x 36 , I can't believe how much stuff I had crammed in such a space. When I get done I will share some more. thanks everyone. Jeff.
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