I put up a 60x88x16 Morton Deluxe machine shed in 2008 and am extremely pleased with it.Some of the extras I got with it are 10 skylights (no, they do not leak), 2' overhangs on sides and one end with a 4' overhang on the main entrance. A continuously vented ridge with soffet vents. Gutters and downspouts, alumasteel doors, 5 1/2" concrete floor (6 bag mix) with re-rod crossed at 36" intervals with additional re-rod and concrete at entrances. I opted for no windows because I'm gone for long periods and I don't want people peering in. With those ten skylights there is plenty of light during daylight hours so as to never need artificial lighting with the exception of those times when there is 6" or so of snow on the roof including the skylights. Due to being located half way to the North Pole, I opted for a black roof and white sides. The snow melts off pretty fast once a few bare spots open up on the roof. It also helps tp keep a nice flow of air traveling up through the ridge vent from the vented soffets. I can put a disk or plow or planter/drill with shiny coulters in in the fall and they're still just as shiny when I pull them out in the spring. There is absolutely no rust forming on any of my machinery. Not so with non-vented buildings. My neighbor has a non-vented Morton and has lots of rust. Most of the time he leaves the doors open. That brings in birds, etc. You won't go wrong buying a Morton although I think this is their big sale weekend. That only happens once a year. Also, height of doors. The new combines with hopper extenders are about 14'9".
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