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Ash Gray Multi-Bay Workshop completed project view — Edited project photograph
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Ash Gray Multi-Bay Workshop

A 40-by-60-foot multi-bay stick-frame workshop with 14-foot sidewalls, lean-tos on both sides, and a rear generator room.

  • CategoryGarages & Workshops
  • StatusCompleted project
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In Cairo, Missouri, this 40-by-60-foot building has 14-foot sidewalls, 2-foot boxed overhangs, and 3-foot wainscoting. A 10-by-60-foot lean-to extends along each side, and a 15-by-10-foot generator room is at the rear. The building has two man doors, one sliding patio door, and six windows, with Everlast roofing and siding. Its walls are framed with 2-by-6 studs spaced 4 feet on center. The notes also specify a truss in Cairo, Missouri.

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