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Old 12-07-2011, 12:11 PM
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You ought to think about putting in the tube heat grid in the concrete floor
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Five years ago (when I bought this house) I purchased a pole barn kit only to find that the township had ridiculous ordinances for outbuildings.
I pretty much gave up on building the kit when the price of the permit/variance/crookedpoliticianpayoff was more than the kit itself.
Mid summer I stopped at the township and found that they've changed some of the ordinances allowing me to build 3/4 of my original kit without a variance.

Couple weekends later the ol cubs no longer need to stay in the shack!


Now they have room to play





Ended up a 30x30x12, really wish I could of put the entire 30x40 up.
I'm already out of space, now lets just pray the weather holds out for the floor pour.
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You ought to think about putting in the tube heat grid in the concrete floor
I wish I could have.
Already fighting the weather just to pour and outta $ to spend.

Had the concrete down by 10am on Saturday morning, couldn't steel trowel it till about 9pm. Had 1% calcium but I also had plastic under it.

It was a looonnng day.
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Red face Man , Im in DESPERATE NEED of a BIGGER Cubshack !!!!!
The 108 , 86 , 1810 , JD400 all lined up . Theres a 1872 an a 2072 buried in the garage behind them . ( good thing you like pics)
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