Thread: Concrete

Nice Sammy. Close her in and add some heat and air, and she'll be comfortable year round, and NO skeeters in the summer!!!!!

Lookin good.

Looks good

Yep looks good and time for a good slimming . makes me want to finish mine up , but think I am going fishing . storm has cleared out do here .

Originally Posted by macpappy

Ok that's it. I am going to take some pictures of my setup and post them on here for some of yalls ideas. I live in Madison, MS but our neighborhood does not have any covenants(reason I bought here) so I can build pretty much what I want. I would like for it to look like yours but also want to make sure it is long enough to store my boat under. I have not idea about building but I think yall can help.

This was my boat shed Pappy. I built a new shed for boat and done this to the old one. Here are a couple a pics of the new shed. Just gonna put some gravel under it to park the boat on.

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Pappy I can tell ya this much. Whatever length boat you have you really need to add 6 foot to it for full coverage. Alot of people dont take into the fact that the motor and the trailor tounge add about 6 feet to entire lenght of boat. Also if you gonna comepletely enclose it might want to add 7 feet just to be sure you can walk around it on the front and back. If I can help ya let me know. This setup of mine started out as a portable building that I bought about 6 yrs ago. Wife told me to close it in cause if I kept fishin so much I might be living in it before its over!

Thanks I will definetly ask for your input. The only issue I will have is that the building I have to work with is a small brick building. It was made to look like a minature version of our house(I guess it was building code for madison). My guess is the building is only 14-16 foot long though and I want the build on to be longer than that. I also am going to run power to it. Not going to run water out there just going to buy a long water hose and use spickets at the house.