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#1024826 04/28/2014 4:38 PM
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After searching the 'bolt' and finding nothing, I thought I'd ask here. After all, a place out of the weather to work and store your pride and joy is a real tool!

Does anyone have or use a modern Quonset Hut? Where did you get it? In general terms, what did it cost? How hard was it to assemble, wire, etc? How about the slab? Size? Is the size you have to big or small?

Of course, not all companies are equal, but I will NOT do business with "Rocket Buildings" because of their
hard push to close a sale "right now!" and the rudeness of the man I was trying to talk to.

Any info from 'bolters with actual knowledge would be a real help!

Thanks,

Les

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I have a garden shed of that style. It is 12x10 on a concrete pad. It cost about 4500 bucks total I think. I bought the kit from steel master buildings. I can send you pictures if you want. Let me know.

- joseph Y.

Roadmarks #1034874 06/11/2014 1:39 AM
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Thanks all! I found one in my area I can go look at.

Les

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Les,

Please report back on what you decide to do, and on how it works out.

Thanks,


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