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2006blackmax

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Posted: 02/29/12 03:28pm

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Thanks so much guys !!! More info to come !

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2006blackmax

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Posted: 02/29/12 03:35pm

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16X36 Concrete...................................................$3800

16X36 Building Open both ends ,metal on sides 12'' from ground...$4300
Building rated at 130MPH winds in Fla.
14' high in middle,12'6 on ends

TOTAL $8100

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Bob Vaughn

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Posted: 02/29/12 05:12pm

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My building is 17 x 40 and when I open the slides I can only squeeze by on one side to get to the back.....

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Posted: 02/29/12 05:31pm

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Do you have 2 slides? I just have one...........Thanks

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Posted: 02/29/12 05:56pm

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Just built a pole barn with 14 foot overhead doors. Minimum clearance for backing in most larger fivers..IMHO

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TheAmRheins

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Posted: 02/29/12 10:51pm

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Yes make it wide enough to put the slides out and the awning out . So things can dry out if wet. No more musty smell from a wet awning rolled up and stored that way.

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Tom Norton

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Posted: 02/29/12 11:30pm

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Always go 4 feet longer than you think. Right now the travel trailer at the father-in-laws has the door closed down on the hitch. He got a bigger travel trailer than what he 'ever' thought he would.

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Posted: 03/01/12 06:42am

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Semi trucks are normally 13.6 14 being the limit before a permit is needed... So My vote is 14 foot door clearance when open.

In terms of width.. I would go full open, sliders, awning ETC. and if your slide is short figure more space...

Length well... 35+ foot + truck length + a few..

Now what do I have .. just a dream of a garage. so I sit in envoy......

One thing that I would add is in floor heating, even if you dont hook it up for awhile its hard to install it after the fact... and really cheap pipping wise during your pour.

David

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Dodge 2006 3500, Manual, free spin, B&W hitch.