• Re: MO' MONEY - Stock Storage

    From Bob La Londe@21:1/5 to Jim Wilkins on Fri Jun 13 12:58:47 2025
    On 6/11/2025 10:25 AM, Jim Wilkins wrote:
    "Bob La Londe"  wrote in message news:102c5u5$21oc7$2@dont-email.me...

    On 6/10/2025 6:24 PM, Jim Wilkins wrote:
    "Bob La Londe"  wrote in message news:1029tpe$1dr7m$1@dont-email.me...
    ..
    I threw money at it and ordered the shade this morning.
    Bob La Londe

    Which one?

    This one. https://www.homedepot.com/p/VIWAT-12-ft-W-x-20-ft-D-Metal-Carport-with- Enhanced-Base-Outdoor-Heavy-Duty-Garage-Galvanized-Car-Canopy-and- Shelter-MCR-M2012-DG-1/333138115

    I'm not to worried about rain damage.  Dust wind are the big worries
    here.  Rain will dry off of it quick enough.  I found cheaper ones, but with freight they cost more.  This one was free freight to me.

    Bob La Londe

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    Nice!
    I've never seen that style around here, perhaps because the horizontal corrugations would retain snow. The snow load design standard here is 70
    Lbs per square foot, over a foot of solid ice, although some tarp
    shelters survive winter. At least tornados are rare.

    I patched one that didn't with a tarp with its side edges stapled to and rolled around wood slats screwed to the uprights. The owner bounced snow
    off with a push broom from inside, until a particularly heavy night
    storm brought it all down on his truck, with the sharp broken tube ends making several punctures. I considered how to attach vertically aligned corrugated galvy panels, which would have cost nearly as much as the
    shelter you bought for the panels alone and more for (horizontal)
    purlins 2' or less apart.

    Luckily before Covid I bought many spare galvy panels to quickly replace damaged ones before the firewood underneath gets wet. Now they cost
    twice as much and are two gauges thinner. https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Gibraltar-Building-Products-8-ft- Corrugated-Galvanized-Steel-31-Gauge-Roof-Panel-13513/202092961?


    I didn't want to buy a rack, but I just don't have the time to get work
    done, and build something from scratch. I'm going to put something like
    this with one extension under the shade structure with all the arms on
    the top 1/3 and a work bench I already have over the horizontals at the
    bottom.

    https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/cantilever-single-sided-starter-unit-medium-duty-4?referer=L2Mvc3RvcmFnZS91dGlsaXR5X3JhY2tzL2NhbnRpbGV2ZXJfcmFja3M%3D#customUrl:::prindex=0&pgkey=45421

    Then throw the Fein chop saw on the end of the bench, so its level with
    the surface.

    https://www.zoro.com/fein-chop-saw-14-in-15a-mccs14/i/G7615413/

    The shade structure arrives Monday and the rack arrives Wednesday. (Supposedly.)





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