Posted by Grandpa love on December 05, 2018 at 18:17:47 from (208.54.70.238):
In Reply to: OT: Building A Shed posted by Ken Christopherson on December 05, 2018 at 17:37:52:
My barn started life as a boat house on a lake 40 miles away. Free to haul off, I even reused the shingles!! When we got the property next door we tore it down again and moved it a couple hundred feet. We also added a second floor. Shingles were done for so I had to tin the roof. All together I have under$1000 in it. Lean to on each side don't count as footage on permit. One idea is find a guy that builds decks and see if you can get the used floor joists, they are usually still good even after the floor is done for. The decks we tear down have made many sheds, shooting houses, wheelchair ramps, chicken coops ,and who knows what else. Worth asking around. I've know folks to rip the joists down to 2x4's for walls.
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