> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Val Pistilli
> Not knowing much about the building in question but others I have
seen, I am guessing about the following.
> 1. The floor may not be supported or thick enough to remain stable.
> 2. The placement of the structure on a dry foundation would be good
to prevent condensation and rotting of the floor.
1. The Cook brand buildings have heavy duty, weather-treated floors. They are
built far better than the typical "Lark" and similar brand portable sheds. The
model I'm wanting actualyl has 8' ceilings and top-plates on the top of the
studs.
2. Permanent structures defeat my need or portability... but are not out of the
question since they would only add to the property value upon resale. To
overcome the permanent structure, I'll just go ahead with my portable modular
style layout plans.
John Degnan
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