Shed kit arrived, I fear it is fubar. Staying home in the morning awaiting light so I can make a final determination, but it doesn't appear to me the walls are correctly framed for my plans. Truck arrived in fading light, unloaded in about 45 minutes, called to tell Guillermo I don't think it's right, am to have conversation with framer at 9 am. Really dejected. I try very hard to spend money as locally as possible, but at this time I am wishing I'd bought a kit from Lowes or Home Depot and modified as I needed to, or just hired it done. <sigh> My plan and the framed walls don't look to me, or to Bob, as if they jive. I explained it in detail - walk through doors center of each 16' wall with window above center and to the left of each door, end walls solid 12'. Framing for door in center of 12' wall piece does not butt up to an 8' wall with window in center to make a 16' wall. Not using real math anyway. We have been out with a flashlight and tape measure three times, cannot figure how they calculated this out, everything should be pretty much mirrored and it is not. Tomorrow is going to be a long day. I can work from home and have already submitted for a vacation day, feeling very fortunate that I work for a company that offers paid time off right now, and relieved that my incubator is holding true. Glad my son is coming home to help this weekend. If they make it right it will still be a weekend of heavy lifting, and if they don't it will be a weekend of a lot of extra work to make it all fit, probably some extra lumber and lost sleep (like that's new). Truly bummed out right now.
