korndog
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Well Ed. I have the bug now and am thinking about a brew house too. I was looking at these prefab's from Costco. 10' x 20' with a floor. Hmmm.
Well Ed. I have the bug now and am thinking about a brew house too. I was looking at these prefab's from Costco. 10' x 20' with a floor. Hmmm.
Nice! Still needs a porch with a roof on it though.
What does a unit like that cost?
Nice! Still needs a porch with a roof on it though.
What does a unit like that cost?
i agree what is the $$$
This one is about 4 g's with a floor. 3500 without. there are other sizes too. My neighbor put one up and it's really nice.
Now, it's time to cool off, shower, then start preparing for a cookout.
Smoked Stuffed Jalapeños
Grilled Tri-Tip Steaks
Corn on the Cob
Garden fresh salad
Garlic Potato wedges.
Apfelwein, Beer, and Margaritas
It's good to be alive today!
Be very careful with this extremely potent advice. The substituted tree can not under any circumstances be cut down.my wife is a tree hugger to, so this is how I handle stuff like this, I go to the nursery and get a pretty tree like a weeping cherry, crab apple, tulip tree ect, then cut it down the offending tree (with out asking) it had to go for the greater good but look honey I got this new beautiful tree, and if it can mark some thing (like anniversary birthday ect) extra bonus
This one is about 4 g's with a floor. 3500 without.
Build over the pool...it'll make a great cellar for aging some brew.I'd have to fill in my pool, or cut down my fig tree. Next house I buy is gonna come with some acreage.
Build over the pool...it'll make a great cellar for aging some brew.
Looking great Ed!
How happy are you with the Deck Blocks?
If you are thinking of doing this and live in Michigan, I would reconsider. Ed lives in Texas. Not too much of a frost heave problem there.
No work on it this weekend. I'm of to BSA Camp Rand (Chimayo) in the Pecos Wilderness in New Mexico this Saturady for a week with 5 other dads and 31 young Boy Scouts.
I'm looking forward to cool nights under the stars.
Be very careful with this extremely potent advice. The substituted tree can not under any circumstances be cut down.
If you are thinking of doing this and live in Michigan, I would reconsider. Ed lives in Texas. Not too much of a frost heave problem there. Your easiest option would be to dig a post hole about 4-5 feet deep for each post and fill it with concrete. This should get you below the frost line and provide a solid foundation for your shed/building/man cave. Just a word of warning before you purchase something
No work on it this weekend. I'm of to BSA Camp Rand (Chimayo) in the Pecos Wilderness in New Mexico this Saturady for a week with 5 other dads and 31 young Boy Scouts.
I'm looking forward to cool nights under the stars.
Vacation?!?!?! We want to see the pics of the inside finished! We're all living vicariously through you on this project, so hop to it!
Today went great! I bought a roofing safety kit and put some Cougar Paws roofers soles on an old pair of tennis shoes for my roofing buddy.
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