I built this "temporary structure" about 2 years ago. I had the concrete poared in febuary. Here are a few snapshots.
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A few pics of my shop.
- Thread starter twoslo4five0
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How well does that material handle sparks?
I spent the extra 1000 bucks for the fireproof material, but still don't trust it. If you will notice there is a work bench with a chop saw on it. Its on wheels (they are hidden, used to be a ice cooler for a grocery store produce dept for pinapples) so I roll it over to the door and let the sparks eject out the door if im doing a good amount of work. I'm more concerned with other items going up and starting a fire than I am so much the tarp itself.
y5mgisi
1 ton status
Interesting. I like it.
x 2....
TheBeast_88K5
Banned
Way cool...
So where do we order and how much? 
I assume since it is not a permanent structure.. You don't have to pay taxes on it...
I assume since it is not a permanent structure.. You don't have to pay taxes on it...
oooh, french doors, fancy! 
looks awesome man, glad you got some concrete to roll around on though. beats the hell out of working on gravel.
looks awesome man, glad you got some concrete to roll around on though. beats the hell out of working on gravel.
So where do we order and how much?
I assume since it is not a permanent structure.. You don't have to pay taxes on it...
Never really thought about it like that but yes. I had a issue with set back so the shop is temporary and the concrete didn't need a footer as the shop is not sitting on it so no permit was needed there. Now electicity lets keep that one quiet. But seriously I live in the country but still in a neighborhood. All of my neighbors have enjoyed watching it go up and stop in all the time to see what im doing. 3 of the neighbors don't work so they always have an eye out on it. One of my neighbors actually put up a 20x24.
Here is the company that makes them, I had mine custom made. I'm right around 10k total tied up in my shop (concrete,structure, tool room, electricity, lights)
http://www.shelterlogic.com/
oooh, french doors, fancy!
looks awesome man, glad you got some concrete to roll around on though. beats the hell out of working on gravel.
Gravel sucks!
I like it looks great congrats!
blowedupmotor87
1/2 ton status
Looks awesome!!! 
sweet...
I woulda ransomed rich puppies to have this setup most of my life.....
I woulda ransomed rich puppies to have this setup most of my life.....
the best part of that panel is it was free. It has so many breakers I think I could have a breaker for each outlet and still have space. Oh and we ran a cable line, just havnt put the tv up yet. IDK if anyone noticed but I have full surround sound in the shop so the music isn't blasting from 1 single spot, that drives me insane.
looks great!
MrSchaeferPants
1/2 ton status
My first thought was about the french doors too, figured he had them laying around so might as well.
Looks great!
Looks great!
my brother in law did, they were free as well.
We had one of those in the backyard, it wound up collapsing. I'm glad yours has worked out better for you
I bought the heavy duty 10 oz material, so far so good (knock on wood) just over a year and a half, 10 year warrantee on the material.
