Posted by VADAVE on March 20, 2008 at 16:27:05 from (72.196.249.67):
In Reply to: shop size posted by ;RIVIR on March 20, 2008 at 13:42:28:
Mine's 30X40X17. I put a 12 foot balcony along one 30 foot wall sized for light industrial, that's to store parts. Underneath is a kitchen, for parties, a bath with shower, clean up befoe going to the house. I store no equipment in the shop, it's for working on the stuff. The shop is built on the end of a 100X40X17 machinery storage building. I put a 10X10 door in the 40 foot wall seperating the shop from the machine storage area THAT was the mistake. In order to bring equipment in I sometimes have to clear two 16 foot storage bays. Were I to do it again that 10X10 door would be on an outside wall! The personnel door is on the other (outside) 40 foot wall. And it isn't too small yet. OH Yeah Overhead propane heat and insulated as thick as possible.
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