Outdoor Food Storage Project

[MountainGirl]

Is this more of what you were thinking?

Yes, just like that only different. I'll check the site that pic came from to see where they are and sizes available. Odds are it will be a 4x4 post build with a lot steeper roof. Thanks for this!

[TJC44]

Yes, just like that only different.

Really?

[MountainGirl]

Really?

Yep! What that means here, in MG-speak, is "you've got the general idea as to form & function; the smaller details (size, materials, etc) will be different".

It's a very useful phrase, I use it all the time. Say you had a really cool truck. Say I wanted one just like it - only in cherry red. What would I say? "I want one just like it, only different." Easy peasy.

[TJC44]

Yep! What that means here, in MG-speak, is "you've got the general idea as to form & function; the smaller details (size, materials, etc) will be different".

It's a very useful phrase, I use it all the time. Say you had a really cool truck. Say I wanted one just like it - only in cherry red. What would I say? "I want one just like it, only different." Easy peasy.

No worries. Just bored at work so I thought I would yank on your chain some.

[MountainGirl]

No worries. Just bored at work so I thought I would yank on your chain some.

All good
And if you're bored at work, feel free to come up and help me dig.

[Walter Tyler]

All good
And if you're bored at work, feel free to come up and help me dig.

Its a TRAP... Next ya know you will be paintin fences...

I read that book once...

Dig FOR a man... TEACH a man to Dig...

"Mark Twain" (meaning "Mark number two") was a Mississippi River term: the second mark on the line that measured depth signified two fathoms, or twelve feet—safe depth for the steamboat. In 1857, at the age of twenty-one, he became a "cub" steamboat pilot.

[TJC44]

All good
And if you're bored at work, feel free to come up and help me dig.

As long as you're paying what I get here. I'll be there in a week or so.
I'm doing enough digging in my own yard, thank you.

[Inor]

I would think 2x6 construction with foam insulation would be adequate. If it still gets too warm in the summertime, then either drill hole into the ground and use a small heat pump or make a coil with 1/2" copper tubing and run water through it.

[MountainGirl]

I would think 2x6 construction with foam insulation would be adequate. If it still gets too warm in the summertime, then either drill hole into the ground and use a small heat pump or make a coil with 1/2" copper tubing and run water through it.

With a tight insulated door also, right! I'll have to watch for humidity/condensation..maybe a high small vent on the downwind end. Our summers up here get up to the mid-upper 80's and the spot is in full shade - so heat wont be a problem...except for having none in there Nov-Mar.
Thanks, Inor