Posted by KTNC on October 08, 2017 at 18:51:19 from (70.209.134.162):
I have a large gooseneck trailer (about 35 ft length total) and am currently storing it in unattached garage next to my house... I want to turn this unattached, unfinished garage into my work shop (insulate, heat, etc.) so I need to relocate this trailer. I was thinking about having a large carport type building built (20x60), no sides just a roof so I could store this trailer out of the elements and not have a lot of money into it as I don't really need another full garage... I would appreciate any thoughts or advice on this as to its feasibility. I live in the northeast and do get a lot of snow.
Also opinions on a partial concrete wall around the perimeter, maybe 3 ft tall to help keep debris, snow out...
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