3 full days since the concrete was poured and things are moving quickly. Here is a picture from a distance.
The site work is largly finished and most of the framing is done.
There is good progress on the sheeting and I’m guessing that it will be done tomorrow, before the weekend.
Decided to sheet the interior with OSB instead of sheet-rock or plywood. Sheet-rock would have looked better but not as durable. Plywood would have cost about $10/sheet more.
You can see one of the window openings in this picture. That tree will keep a lot of the heat from the sun away.
That’s all for this week’s posting.
-- Trees, a wonderful gift --Joe--
6 comments so far
Dennisgrosen
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#1 posted 1035 days ago
looking good so fare from this distance ..LOL
looking forward to se the finished shophouse
Dennis
Scott Bryan
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#2 posted 1035 days ago
Joe, this does look pretty good. It is always fun to be part of shop’s evolution so keep the pictures coming.
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lumberdustjohn
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#3 posted 1034 days ago
OSB on the interior walls is what I did.
You may want to seal or paint it for easy clean up and light reflection.
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GaryD
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#4 posted 1034 days ago
Looks good to me. I agree OSB on the inside is the right thing. Cant wait to see this finished
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HokieMojo
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#5 posted 1034 days ago
well, i’m jealous.
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#6 posted 1034 days ago
I do hope you plan to insulate the shop? Nice size, location, view, in short, perfect!
Erwin, Jacksonville, FL
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