Floor Framing 20 x 30 Shop

[@jllaine]

I was thinking the same as your neighbor, plywood perpendicular to the joists is stronger. Now your extra blocking will really stiffen and strengthen the floor.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Yes! This floor is super strong now. 3/4" ply is on top!

[@ttfweb1]

2x6 with the beams under mid-span is fine. I have the same layout with 2x10 spanning 10 ft. I like your design better. More economical in the end I think. Nice work.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

When doing my research I found that a 2x6 can have a span of 7 feet so I figured 55 inches should be more than enough support for this size building. My atv shed has 2x8 and it has had no issues with the atv and lawnmower.

[@rashellyohn5128]

When you did your toe nailing with a 3" Phillip screws, it went right in. When I try, they only go in so far and start to strip out.... I have to use a bit first. Its frustrating.

[@Abdul-mh5zh]

Does that moisture barrier let water and air through?

[@YouTube_can_ESAD]

No.

[@joseph7105]

Why didnt you just get a concrete poured foundation?

[@sethcraftworkshop]

No way to get a truck back there and it costs much more. Also a lot more leveling would need to be done.

[@joseph7105]

@sethcraftworkshop thanks. So no regrets? I'm planning to build a similar size shop. Can't find many examples of people doing a wooden foundation for that size but I'm also learning towards wood instead of concrete

[@codytorres4359]

Could I Get A Materials List For This Project ? Only For The Floor Framing. Number Of Joists And The Lengths Of The Joist Etc.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

I actually have not made a list for materials. This video is the only documentation that I have.

[@BADBRYZ]

I'm getting ready to build a shop... (slightly smaller) Your video's are fantastic. What part of the country are you in where you need such a moisture barrier? - thanks!

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Nice! A shop opens up so many opportunities. I installed a shed years ago without a barrier and had issues with mold. Once I installed the plastic that went away. I am in NC and it rains a lot. But the ground moisture is worse than the rain.

[@BADBRYZ]

How funny, I'm in NC too (S.E.). That's why I asked about the moisture barrier. SO GLAD I found your vid. I'm definitely going to take the extra step for that. I can't wait to see your shop when it's done. KEEP US UPDATED with videos!

[@johngodwin7902]

Bubble foil?

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Actually 1" ridged foam.

[@MikeSheasheaDtree]

no offense, but all those mistakes you pointed out, were easily correctable...I guess it's personal presence , but I would have corrected them. That said, I am watching because, I am getting ready to build a 12 x 14' 6" . Your videos are very helpful, though I am in SE AZ I am going to put the vapor barrier, we have monsoons AND termites.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

I think it's important for us KZbin's to point out the mistakes made. I'm one of those get a project done type of people. Running 4 channels can be time consuming and there are times I don't get as perfectionist as I could on individual steps. That being said, I definitely recommend getting your build as perfect as possible.

[@gshumn]

Watching you gives me a headache. You have more money than actual knowhow

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Explain what the issue is? This frame seems to be built well enough for my needs.