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    Re: DIY Maybe. (New building)

    Quote Originally Posted by Raverthug View Post
    Looks great. I was wondering tho. Did you put a foundation or are you going to need one?
    This is a slightly different building product. There is no foundation, as the supports are sleaved with plastic post protectors. The posts are between 2 and 3 feet in the ground. After the building is built, they pump the cement into the building, and it gets poured around the posts. It actually is a stronger system, and much more resistant to strong winds (i.e. we have hurricanes here). You should sww the cement coming in about a month.
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    Yea tim those types of slabs are very popular in smaller buildings. Our rat building is done that way.. Pretty cool..keep the pics coming.
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    Is it gunna be a rodent building or for your herps?
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    mad roaches yo

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    Mike,
    It is mostly for herps, and may or may not have a rodent room in it.

    Here is the updated pic from today. Barring any rain tomorrow, they should be done with the building tomorrow.

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    Pretty darn nifty, looking forward to the next update!

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    That looks great. Those guys sure don't mess around.
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    Thanks everyone. The building is done now, and I will get a pic in the morning when the lighting is better. Stay Tuned.
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    This is awesome. You should do an open house when everything is complete and you get setup.

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    What are the walls made out of? In the photo (on my phone) the front looks like canvas or a tarp.

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