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I know you've got your plans set but if you moved your shop closure to the eventual house you could have water/septic there as well. Unless that's already planned and I missed it. I don't think you'd regret having water/septic hookups in your shop. I had a similar desire someday to build a pole building "cabin" and park a camper in it with water/sewer hookup until I was ready to finish out the inside.
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Motronic posted:So that looks like you're talking about steel roofing panels, not actual standing seam that you'd see on 1800's construction. The standing seam roofing I'm talking about is made from rolls of steel and is literally soldered and folded at the joints. It's horrendously labor intensive. This is a good video of how it works. This guy does great, very maticulous work. All his videos are worth a look and I posted them a few times for kastein to consider when he builds his shop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfkTB-vGOdI
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kastein posted:Yup. They got a passing sample this time, just got the notification from him! Great news. Our house failed too when we were buying it, the realtor said it's very common in wells that sit and don't get used regularly.
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Not zip tape but I imagine it's very similar, I've had good experience with the gorilla waterproof tape on my white trash sam's club pool. I've used it on the "holes" to keep the water in and to cover up the metal frame because I'm using salt water now. Has been holding up really well considering this is the 4th season. https://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-4612502-Waterproof-Patch-Black/dp/B07HSKRYQW I'm on the hunt for the same pool to put up next year and the gorilla tape is a standard part of the install IMO.
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