ha! thanks for watching!

I have also had that cross my mind. Possible I could shore it up somehow with stucture beside it.

They spent lots and lots of time on that center cap. It decided the rest of roof, both sides. Once they got it, the rest went quickly. I had to edit lots and lots out to keep it under 2 hours long ha

They said they average 2 buildings that size per day. Smaller ones they can do more depending on location/drive time

it allows the screws to cut better, I saw them struggle with this- especially the younger guy

I was hoping you guys would like to see it.

agreed

i am enjoying it

Good suggestion 👌

I was hoping you guys would like to see it.

Yes, I have pushed some to front side already. But, I don't have enough. ... to do list

Good idea!

thanks!

No more trying to turn wrenches in the gravel!

hows it coming, I will look for it

agreed;

what drawl?

Campervan Kevin ....well..... the southern one.😎plus the sayings like " fixen to do" something. All of it warms my heart.

thank u!

I plan to extend tin roof on other building to rv shelter, then add another piece up there that goes down to tin- flashing added of course. I had to build it to see how it would come together first.

Knowing how you are I figured you had plans in that direction. It just makes sense. When you get finished it will be great.

the concrete needs to cure for 60 days. we dont have that kind of time. its gonna get dirty , we will just do our best

agreed

87xfute but then you loose ventilation

Blue tarps rule!!

Campervan Kevin ... Although not solid maybe consider black mesh screen along the vehicle entrance side from the roadway. It would help block sight from inquiring neighbors, help direct rain flow a bit, it will not rust and it will not trap as much smoke from your evening fires as adding solid sheets. And the breeze would be pleasant. If you really want to block sight even more just double the mesh. That was our choice when someone bought property adjacent to ours and added an inground pool within inches of the property line. We had to deal with Police and Lawyers but during that slow process they became harassing and louder, plus often some of our things would be moved, broken or missing. We used double black mesh screening to have as much privacy as possible on our deck, gazebo and hot tub. I also bought 7 'fake' security cameras and installed them everywhere, obviously in plain sight. (They had battery powered blinking lights.) As per local code they had to remove their in ground pool, one corner was actually 'ON' our property. One morning they were gone - skipped out in the middle of the night. They solved our problem plus we were friendly with local Police so next residents often saw Police cars in our driveway, officers on patrol would stop by if we were outside. Never had another issue with any neighbors, everyone was pleasant and respectful of all neighbors. (I saw your sign regarding surveillance cameras. We actually had similar signs. Very wise.)

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I was wondering why they didn't wear gloves

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always go bigger than you think you need. I promise you will thank me later... go 30x24

Yes, some coller ties and tubular bracing between the rafters and I’d feel better here in Arkansas tornado country.

can't afford new ones! ha I have too!

congrats!

Time to find that perfect adventure dog to join the family now. Did a little walk around video and put it on my channel. Check it out , lemmie know what ya think. Would love to get it set up like your old black bugout van was inside.

possibly enough height not needed

thanks Ms Sandra

thanks for comment

I don't share price to brag, I do it to inform. Many people have no idea the cost of something like this. If I didn't tell you I'd have 200 comments asking.. so .. . ha

What gets me is people will spend 150K on an rv but wont spend 2k on a shelter to keep it like new. They just sit them out to ruin.

Campervan Kevin Yep! We see it all the time in our area. I guess they think campers can take the sun and heat the same as a car or truck. WRONG!

some don't like the fact I am "not on the road" However, there are many "static" or a mixture of full-time static rv'ers. My guess more are static than mobile. I will be mobile again soon i hope

Campervan Kevin I think you're a great guy and watch my Nomadic friends as I'm going to sleep. You, Rusty and Debrajoy are my reality TV!