Trophy room

[fire652]

Foundation is finished and lumber was delivered today begin construction tomorrow

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[fire652]

Could not pass up the price so I got the local Amish to begin the framing

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[ST52v]

They don't mess around!!!!

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[colersu22]

Looks like its coming along pretty good. What made you use cinder blocks for the foundation vs forms and pouring concrete? Are you running power and water from the main house?

 

[fire652]

Going to have new service put in to accommodate the electrical loads. There will be plumbing.
The cost for blocks and and framing was a lot less then the poured walls. I also think the finished outside will look better. I am going to put stone over the cbs


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[IdahoElk]

Very nice!

 

[realunlucky]

Going to go up quick now

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[weaver]

Looks good. Unless its a really good crew doing the poured wall, blocks are usually squared up better and nicer to work on.
I might have missed it but are you going to reinforce the inside of the wall to make it easier to hang mounts?

 

[fire652]

The two walls on my the end will hold larger mounts (moose etc) so I will put 2x12 bracing in from five feet high all the way to the peak at 16'. The side walls will have smaller mounts so I am going to cover with 1/2 inch plywood


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[fire652]

The walls are framed with 2x6 lumber


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[fire652]

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[vanish]

Moving Fast!

 

[fire652]

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[AK Troutbum]

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"And there's where my brown bear is going"!



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[Slim Jim]

That is going to be nice!

 

[Tony Trietch]

Good plan!

The two walls on my the end will hold larger mounts (moose etc) so I will put 2x12 bracing in from five feet high all the way to the peak at 16'. The side walls will have smaller mounts so I am going to cover with 1/2 inch plywood


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[Marshmstr]

Looking good


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[BigBadJohn]

What the finished product like? I need closure