Ron’s Woodshop
My favorite place.
My favorite place.
Location: | Martinsburg, WV, U.S.A |
Type: | Detached |
Size: | 700sq. ft. |
Focus: | Furniture |
Heating/Cooling: | window ac unit |
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I'm also thinking of building a free standing shop. Did you keep track of all your costs? Why did you go with the concrete slab?
I went with the concrete slab for a number of reasons.1-resale if I placed a wood floor( joist/plywood decking) it's future use could be limited. 2-Tax purpose. In my county an out building(not used for livestock) is taxed a good bit high than a detached garage.3-This shop is framed as a pole barn. We have a lot of rock here in Wv an if I used a standard foundation I could possibly run into rock an add to the cost of the foundatoin. I even thought about placing sleepers ontop of the slab with plywwod decking and foam board insulation. But at the time it was going to take a good chunk out of the budget I had set for this projet. I did track the cost at around $10,000. Hope this helps,good luck,I wouldnt change a thing on my shop,but I would probably not do it again.
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