<VV> Prefab shop (was garage)
Bill Elliott
corvair at fnader.com
Wed Apr 9 15:23:38 EDT 2008
I built a 30x40 Morton building in WI and could not have been any
happier with the quality, schedule, etc. Since the site prep and floor
are a large percentage of the cost as is the assembly, the price
difference between Morton and other cheaper options becomes a smaller
percentage of the overall project than you might imagine. Were I to
build another garage, Morton would be my first call.
Bill
Bryan Blackwell wrote:
>Is this their web site?
>
>http://www.mortonbuildings.com/
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>--Bryan
>
>On Apr 9, 2008, at 11:00 AM, Edelstein and Payne wrote:
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>> From my research, Morton Buildings cost a bit more, but I
>>became convinced that you did get better quality for the money.
>>They are essentially "post and beam" buildings, with the "posts" (3
>>2x6's) on 7'6" centers. Makes it easy to insulate. While we don't
>>quite get hurricanes in Raleigh the way folk do in Florida, it has
>>nicely weathered at least 2 such blows where winds gusted over 70 mph.
>>
>>
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