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Almost finished with it. 14 x 29 lean to on my barn. From start to almost complete. Really glad I put a concrete floor instead of 2A limestone. Use the tin that came off the original lean to, wood from a local sawmill, and old fencing from a buddy of mine on the inside. Pretty happy with the way it turned out.
Good job [emoji106] you’re gonna like that!
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Love it. Wish I had room.
You did good! That’s a nice place to go even if you ant going fishing! Congrats
That a nice boat house for sure
Very nice. Love how you have the tractor space as well. Great job.
Good job
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Looks good....you had a good plan and did a great job.
Nice
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Looks awesome.
You oughta go into the business.
That's how its done! Congrats on the hard work. You will not regret the extra expense for the concrete pad. I've currently got my boat in the gravelled barn and its a PAIN moving it even just a little when hooking up.
You did good, it really makes a difference to be able to keep the boat out of the weather.
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Nice work, better than mine
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Looks good, now you can have a man cave too.Quote:
Originally Posted by tlefire
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That looks real good! You'll love it. I've got mine under a shed, but it's not enclosed. I gotta do something about that.
Nice job, great place to keep the boat and fishing equipment you will enjoy it!
Great job. Very nice set up.I like the license tags on the wall.
Nice catch D. I didn't recognize what that was on the barn wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
Started picking them up about 10 years ago. Most are Alabama, but I do have about 15 other states. Earliest one is 1938 from Georgia. The one I treasure most is a Vietnam veteran tag that belong to a dear friend of mine who died from cancer caused by agent Orange. About a month before he passed away, he took it off his prized El Camino and gave it to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
Thanks guys for all the positive comments.
Looks great tlefire that’s a great place to keep it out of the weather.
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Do you have any of that rusty tin left that you'd want to sell? I mean the solid brown stuff.
You tight wad, go out in the yard and dig up one of those jars of money you've got buried and buy you some aluminum sheets.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
I've got about 10 pieces left, but nothing longer than 4 feet. If you can use it, you can have it.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Thanks! Is it the 2’ wide tin? I rebuilt my deck last summer and still haven’t put any underpinning up. Last time I used 1X treated lumber to make it look like board and batten siding but this time I’m thinking about putting rusty tin to make it more rustic looking. So the short pieces would work but that may not be enough if it’s 24” width.
It's 24". I may have some longer pieces behind the barn. I'll check tomorrow and let you know what I have.
Ok Brad here's what I've got.....
6-6ft
2-5ft
5-4ft
7-32 inches
1-2ft
If you think it will work, it's all yours.
Thanks! I'll do some measuring and let you know.