we do have a Sea Can, as we call it in the back lot, not seen in these photos, used for equipment and part storage,not in immediate use.

Also my bedroom when I visit.

will this do?

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Or you could have the choice of an upper,middle or lower bunk!

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Lower...I foresee night terrors.

The first one looks like what I can afford in the Toronto housing market.

By October we were ready to squeeze in one more exterior project before the colder weather hit.
The plan was to replace a front wall that was mostly glass and 50-60 year old framing a door. We planned to do one side at a time as the two together could not be completed in the time frame we had available.
Ordered up the new framing and steel door.
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With a 7:00AM start on Oct 7 we got the glass removed and some of the siding off within an hour.

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Lloyd demonstrates the latest in correct position while preparing to start up the sawsall. Notice the new approach to safety gear compared to a year ago when he would be 8 feet up a ladder, with no safety equipment at all. Thats Lloyds son Rob in the background, master carpenter.

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Didn't take long to have everything loosened up for the demolition bin.

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Rob and Lloyd were too busy working to take any interim photos but by nightfall, the studs were up and a combination of permanent and temporary sheet was in place to lock up for the night.
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The next day the sheeting was finished and the door installed and Tyvek up to wrap up day 2.
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Work commenced the next weekend with sheeting up the interior with insulation,vapor barrier and plywood.

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Door all in:

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Love the shop!!!

Ryan

By late October we were finishing off the siding interior and exterior. we opted for the corrugated steel in and out as neither one of us wanted to do drywall more than we needed to.

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Finished entrance from the inside, vertical cedar to match other areas of shop.

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And here is a front shop, areas to the left of here is the other half of the front,this will be completed by the end of April with a new steel roll up door giving parking and storage access to one more car.

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Love the corrugated steel!!!!