Looking toward the front of the barn from the rearmost stall. Please ignore the junk in the storage area/crosstie. It has to go somewhere.
Looking at the wash rack (left) and crosstie/storage area on the
Inside the feedroom...awaiting electricity and insulation !
Looking toward the rear of the barn from the front. I will be covering the plywood with upright 1x6, just like the rest of the barn. Unfortunately, 1x6's aren't nearly as airtight or insulation friendly as plywood is. The feed room door is sitting in the front end loader of the tractor, which is parked outside, awaiting my arrival tomorrow ! I don't know why the alley looks narrow in this picture; it is actually a full 12 feet wide.
Inside the feedroom...awaiting electricity and insulation !
Looking toward the rear of the barn from the front. I will be covering the plywood with upright 1x6, just like the rest of the barn. Unfortunately, 1x6's aren't nearly as airtight or insulation friendly as plywood is. The feed room door is sitting in the front end loader of the tractor, which is parked outside, awaiting my arrival tomorrow ! I don't know why the alley looks narrow in this picture; it is actually a full 12 feet wide.
5 comments:
Lovely barn. You did it right and it definitely shows. :)
Very nice - you have spare time??!!
Kate;
I've found that if I only sleep from 2 am till 4 am, I can create hours of spare time ! :)
I've been working away at it between morning and evening chores literally every day for the past month and it's time for it to be done !
Very nice!!!! Now when are you coming to fix my place up? ;)
Sylvia;
About 20 years and I figure I ought to be through ! :)
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