Cook Shack

[Papa]

Where I am here in FL every other corner is selling 18X20 double metal carports installed for $795. Has anyone tried this for a "Cook Shack"?

Papa

[johnnyboy]

I've been in resturants smaller than 18X20.

For that size canopy you'll need another KK....... so you can offer lots of food choices.

Good price though.

[Papa]

I'll try that one on the boss.

[jdbower]

If you don't mind doing it yourself, I've ordered some portable storage buildings from a company like this one (I'm not positive, but I think this is the company I ordered at least one from). I could set them up myself with some patience and a stepladder, but the tough part was getting the canopy over the top - mine (which at least looks like this) has a heavy canvas that goes down the sides. Some of mine are edging up on three years old in NJ climate and look mostly new. Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend an enclosed model for a cook shack

[Firemonkey]

Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend an enclosed model for a cook shack

That would be a smoke lodge

[Sanny]

If you don't mind doing it yourself' date=' I've ordered some portable storage buildings from a company like this one (I'm not positive, but I think this is the company I ordered at least one from). I could set them up myself with some patience and a stepladder, but the tough part was getting the canopy over the top - mine (which at least looks like this) has a heavy canvas that goes down the sides. Some of mine are edging up on three years old in NJ climate and look mostly new. Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend an enclosed model for a cook shack

You and the Mrs lived in one of those for a while, didn't you?

[jdbower]

You and the Mrs lived in one of those for a while' date=' didn't you?[/quote']

Nah, one was the guest house and the other was the outhouse. The guest house was BYOS - bring your own shovel.