I built a 42X95ft steel pole building and had them put a wall at 32ft so my shop is 42'X32'. Then I had an overhead door installed in that wall so I can move stuff from the shop to the shed without going outside. I put in radiant overhead heat. That's the best move I made. In my opinion, forced air is a total waste. Radiant heats the objects in the shop including the floor. Very comfortable and constant temp. I turn the heat down for the night and the next morning, in a few minutes, the temp is back up to where I want it. I laid down plastic conduit before the floor was poured so, almost all of my wiring is under the floor. That way there isn't much conduit on the walls. One building with a shop and shed. Less expensive than two buildings. To get in and out, I have an overhead door on the shop and two sliding doors on the shed. Had it for six years now and can't think of a thing that I would change except because of snow, if I had to do it over, I would put the sliding doors inside instead of outside.
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