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Moving and remodeling a barn

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Here is a little project we completed early this spring. We move a two stall barn approximately 400 ft and converted it into a two car garage. We added about 6 feet to the front, poured a concrete slab and added two garage doors to match existing.

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A guy can never have too much garage. :laughing:
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Nicely done, but you have the soil graded above the siding on the left side. That will rot out in a few years.

But you did a nice job, it matches the existing very well. Just needs some foundation.
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neolitic said:
A guy can never have too much garage. :laughing:
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That is so true, but no matter how much space you have it will always end up full!


the siding that appears to go below the dirt isn't siding. It's a peice of Azek we put in to seal it up, so the soil wouldn't make it to the framing.
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Nice project:thumbsup:
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cool little project! from the thread title I was thinking BIG barn-
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Nice rig you have there. :thumbsup:
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Is that garage slab "floating" on crushed stone?
No footings?
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TaitINC said:
the siding that appears to go below the dirt isn't siding. It's a peice of Azek we put in to seal it up, so the soil wouldn't make it to the framing.
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That's funny I almost wrote in my original post "unless that's a piece of Azek trim painted to match." :laughing:
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nice job...72chevy4x4 I am guessing that is now a house?
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