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On 8 Jun 2006 14:14:22 -0700, "TJ400" wrote:
It depends where you live and the local building codes. Do you need to take snow loads into consideration? A pole barn is just some poles buried in the ground with a wood beam around the top to support the roof trusses. nail 2x4s horizontaly between the poles to give support for the steel siding. It doesn't cost much more to build a full hangar instesd of a T and you will always be able to find stuff to fill the corners. Yes snow load is a concern... I live in Manitoba Canada.. thanks One good thing about being in Canada is you don't need a building permit to build a hangar at an airport cuz airports are federally regulated. If your local building inspector tries to tell you otherwise just sic COPA on him. You still have to build to accepted standards though. |
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