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About 1400 sq ft with 2nd floor loft open overlooking small living room

 

Well it’s a shed. But I’ve been told you can do 24” rafters and looks like 16” studs in walls, what’s the floor? 3/4”?

 

What kind of base is required? Also check with your zoning and building department. Tie downs may be required.

 

Floor is 3/4”. 16” studs

 

I live in bum fuck Egypt.
My back yard is a 500 acre soy bean field

 

I’d go for it.
We paid a little more for a metal skinned Morgan building delivered and leveled. I stained the floor and installed foil barrier which helped a lot but I’m tired of painting so I’ve gone to metal

 

Is this foil barrier the shiny stuff on the walls of some of the ones I’ve looked at?

 

Yea like an air bubble I got from Lowe’s

 

no

 

my recommendation is a Pacific Energy Alderlea T5

 

Care to explain why?

 

Going to look up on my phone
We were wanting one we could cook off of also

 

The framing makes no sense to me but if the question was "is this shed likely to remain standing ?" I would have to say yes

 

Damn that’s nice and has ability to be able to cook on it!
Thanks man

 

You should see mine

 

I have had one in my home since we built it in 2008 , no issues , heats up quick and the cast exterior panels retain heat for a long time plus you can load it front to back with 18" firewood

 

Nice
Our “winters” are nothing like yalls up there but hate wasting wood in a fireplace. Love the swingout shelves for cooking also. Looks like a fine addition.
I’m sold and wife likes it

 

What’s sq ft of your place?
Wife askin

 

2700 sqft on 2 floors plus partial walkout basement

we have about 1000 sqft of hydronic heated slab and slab over framing in the house plus the woodstove for heat

 

Thanks
Neighbors down the street have a small Lenox wood stove single story and it’s too hot in there for me