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Old 09-15-2006, 04:13 PM   #1
 
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My shop has outgrown my garage and I am talking the other half into letting me put in a small barn as a woodshop. I have been thinking about something in the size I find at HDepot with two stories, but I know it can be built or contracted for less.

Does anyone happen to have plans for one or know of a good turnkey provider?


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Old 09-15-2006, 04:20 PM   #2
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I built my 16 x 24 from a garage package from Builders Discount Center. Because I didn't want to lose wall space and because 98% of what will be built would have to go into a house through the standard door, I traded the garage door for more windows and use the standard house door.

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Old 09-15-2006, 04:32 PM   #3
 
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I am going to build the BORG two story garage for my house. I dont have plans or anything yet, but when I get back I will be taking a pencil, pad, camera, and tape measure and violate the one they have on display. (untill i am asked to leave that is)
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Old 09-15-2006, 04:34 PM   #4
 
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Hmm,, Newb question here, but what is a GORG ?
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I think he means "BORG"...Big Orange Retail Giant (Home Depot). Sometimes it is also used to refer to Lowe's (as a big retail giant).
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Hmm,, Newb question here, but what is a GORG ?
Sorry, spelling has never been my strong suite, its big outlets stores like Home Depot, Lowe's, etc.
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I like Big Obnoxious Retail Giant better.
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When i worked at 84 lumber we had plans and kits for garages. You could buy the plans with a material list for $ 20 - 40 bucks i think. They had detailed drawings and what not too. More expensive had certified blueprints in case you need a permit too. If there's an 84 nearby i recommend you talk to them. I think they also now have plans online and you might be able to buy the plans there.
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I know that my Dad (in NY) built his 30x36 garage 4 years ago, he shopped around alot before settling on a package. He went with 84 lumber. He was very happy with it. It included trusses, siding, roofing, windows, doors and everything but electrical and the foundation/slab.
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Good advice! I was lucky, at my old house there was an 18x26 slab already there. All it needed was a plan I put together, a course of block, framing, site built trusses, lots of sheet wood products and I had a shop. 3 months start to finish, with me working fulltime.

With too many things already going on, I hesitate to do this myself this time. I have enough friends in construction that we could get'er'done in a weekend for a trade of good food and a beer when it's over.

It would be nice to start with a ready-to-go plan this time or just a truck to dump off the materials and an instruction book.

BORG,,, now that is funny!! Never would have figured it out on my own either.


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http://www.woodworkersworkshop.com/r...ex.php?cat=642

try this site out and see if it helps you.
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Originally Posted by chris99z71 View Post
I know that my Dad (in NY) built his 30x36 garage 4 years ago, he shopped around alot before settling on a package. He went with 84 lumber. He was very happy with it. It included trusses, siding, roofing, windows, doors and everything but electrical and the foundation/slab.

Any Idea what the ball park cost was for that?
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awfully big shop Michael, would that fit on your current lot without getting you in trouble with Hope Mills? and the neighbors?
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Nice, this looks good to me... lots to choose from,,, and FREE !!!


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Old 09-16-2006, 12:14 PM   #15
 
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Pete,
Ya I couldn't make that size at my current home. My wife and I are looking for some land around the hope mills area. We have discussed just buying property and will build the woodworking shop first on site. That way there will be a dedicated shop there and while the house is being built I can build the cabinets for our kitchen. Of course this is down the road a ways but I like to stay on track with our dreams. I have checked with zoning laws and can replace the little shed I have out back with a little bigger one and If we choose I can extend the shop out about another cars width. If I could find a contractor to lay the foundation and see if I can get a contractor to show me how to do it I would tackle the extension myself. Having it done by a company is way to much for my budget.
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