Has anyone built a workshop/shed based on pallet rack?
As I've written here (http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...-ft&highlight=) I am in the slow process of trying to cobble together a workshop while retiring to Mississippi.
In the process I recognized immediately I would need shelving, to put all of our collections on, to store lumber on, to use as workbenches.
I first dreamly thought I'd "build my own". It ain't happening. Yet.
However I have found pallet rack.
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I now have about 24 linear foot of 12' tall shelving and 90 feet of 8' high rack. Later this week I'm due to pick up another truckload of 12' tall (80' x 4'). And I have a line on another 96' of 12' tall. SWMBO has admonished me about looking at Craigs List.
Now I'm beginning to wonder - how difficult would it be to build a small (say 12x24) "temporary" building based on pallet rack (12'x4' upright, 12' beams) and good second hand metal roofing. I had a roof replaced and although there were a few pieces of the old roof with holes other than nail holes most of it is still good. A building that size could hold my sawmill.
Has anyone here tried it?
Note I'm in an area with no zoning regulations.
If so, what are the pitfalls? Do you have any advice?
I like pallet rack, it's like tinkertoys for the big boys.