Rocky's Horse Barn
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1 Picture perfect corner

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4 Checking to be sure the wall is level

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7 Rocky on the job

8 VOBB block with a hole in the middle to make a lintel

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20. Fastenal Grinder to remove high spots (approximate cost $60)

21. Fastenal Grinder to remove high spots (approximate cost $60)

22. Fastenal Grinder to remove high spots (approximate cost $60)

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27 Rafters going up

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33 Absolutely a GREAT job!!!

34 Absolutely a GREAT job!!!

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37 Air vent to cool the horses

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40 Nice Cypress doors to add character and functionality

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42 A grade of an A+ for wall straightness

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44 An eighteen-inch L-bolt to hold the Cypress beams

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46 A water hose to wash the horses

47 A hot water tank for washing the horses

48 A Stock pen to hold the horses

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50 A beautiful horse and foal

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54 Cypress wood for the beams

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59 Very nice Cypress doors

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61Filling in the VOBB grooves to get ready to stucco the outside walls

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66 April Goodyear from the Builder's Journal

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72 wire in the door to keep the horse in

73 Stucco on the front

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75 Stucco on the front and not on the side

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77 Concrete countertop

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82 Mixing the stucco

83 Part of the stucco mix

84 Applying the stucco

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89 Jerry from Kingsland (close to Austin), TX inspecting the job after a class at Louisiana Technical College.

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91 Part of the stucco mix

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94 A very nice straight wall

95 Ron with the Habitat for Humanity from Lafayette, LA and Brian from Flagler Beach, Florida

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We consider this project to be an A+ job!!

We are very honored to have had Lee, April and their family from San Antonio, TX to inspect a quality VOBB project.

 

We are very honored to have had Josh Smith of Tarmac - a large block producer in Florida, this quality VOBB barn. Tarmac is now producing quality VOBB block in Florida.