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Re: How big a machine shed?
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Posted by MeAnthony on October 17, 2006 at 13:26:07 from (158.80.56.1):
In Reply to: How big a machine shed? posted by Dan-IA on October 17, 2006 at 11:01:59:
16' is common size in framing lumber(assuming you're going with a 1' poured rat wall, with either pole barn style or residential style framing on top of it). I'd go 16' sidewalls, should be able to come up with a channel iron header to give adequate support without taking up wall height. Being on a gable end, the truss supports the weight anyway. As opposed to being on an eave side, where the wall is holding the roof up. If necessary down the road, and it sounds like you plan on extending the length anyway, you can increase wall height as needed.
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