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Old 04-29-2014, 01:15 PM
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Mike you may need to just throw a tent canvas over your whole property. Lol
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Need a pallet rack and a forklift to store cubs. Kind of like those boat storage buildings, "Hi 'n Dry" if you are familiar with those. Like this, but for cubs...
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Old 04-30-2014, 01:57 PM
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I picked up some racking like that about a month ago and it is going in the new garage I'm building. We will see how it works.
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I picked up some racking like that about a month ago and it is going in the new garage I'm building. We will see how it works.
Looking forward to it, Mike!
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I picked up some racking like that about a month ago and it is going in the new garage I'm building. We will see how it works.
I thought about doing that as well since I'm in the material handling biz, great idea mike, put them on pallets and sky's the limit, or roof in your case. They make a type of expanded metal that will fit on between the beams too.
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Great idea mike.
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Thanks guys! Starting the new building today!
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So tell us about your new building. Layout, size, etc...

How many cubs x how many cubs will it be?

Remember, Noah..he built an Ark: 200 cub (its) by 400 cub (its)...something like that!
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Frank,

Pretty much going to be a storage building for cubbies.
Going to be a pole building with metal sides and roof. Not sure if I'm even putting a concrete floor in it yet. Originally it was going to be 30 x 40 but I changed it to 24 x 40. I wanted to stay under 1000 sq. ft. If I stay under 1000 sq. ft. I don't have to mess with inspections and all the hassle that brings!
I figure I should be able to get around 75-80 cubbies in there.
Where I'm putting it I can add on to it whenever I want to too. It was a tough sale with the wife as it is! She said if I got rid of some of my you know what I wouldn't need to build another building .
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