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  1. 04-04-2018, 02:30 PM #1
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    Default Pole Barn / Farm House build

    Coming along pretty good now.....last two weeks we have done all the site prep/ grading / and built out the pole barn structure.....now onto concrete / plumbing electrical / framing and on and on




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    Lookin good!
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    Nice. I plan on doing this.
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    Looks good. Keep the updates coming I'm interested to see how this turns out.
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    What's the flooring plan?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lil 2 sleepy View Post
    What's the flooring plan?
    Being a slab build.....not sure yet....was planning on stamped concrete but rethinking
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    Spend a little extra and put a high quality vapor barrier under the slab.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kquinn View Post
    Spend a little extra and put a high quality vapor barrier under the slab.
    Included in the Hoover kit we bought.....not sure on the high quality tho
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    Quote Originally Posted by jwterry3 View Post
    Included in the Hoover kit we bought.....not sure on the high quality tho
    It is high quality if it is a HOOVER. You dealing with Dan I can assure you he will take care of your questions.
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    Don’t forget to pour that slab an extra 24 inches past your drip line or u will have erosion


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    Quote Originally Posted by mrgreenheads View Post
    Don’t forget to pour that slab an extra 24 inches past your drip line or u will have erosion


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  12. 04-10-2018, 12:42 PM #12
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    Got plumbing roughed in




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    Go ahead and get you a roll of pec and coil it around and do in floor heating
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    looks good, the over hang on the eaves adds a good touch.
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    Are you planning on screening in the front porch area?
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  16. 05-30-2018, 11:59 AM #16
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    Progress...framed out / plumbing done...should set plumbing fixtures and start electrical in next week or so




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    looks good
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    Very nice! Looks great
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    That looks very sharp. Nice!!
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    Life / work screwed me this summer... rolling now again








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