Aluminum building-shop-garage plans

[bigtimeduckhunter]

Tee's family is Trinity

[charlie horse]

Insulation keeps the condensation from forming and dripping all over the place too.

[charlie horse]

18-20 sq ft on pole barn is going rate. Can build it yourself for 10-12 ft with no help

You will die.

[turbo]

You will die.

I was thinking the same thing.

I built (had a buddy frame) a 40x50 enclosed building with 12' lean-tos on three sides and big overhand on the front. 3 bays. Concrete floors. Ran the electrical and water myself.

I'll see if I can dig some pictures up.

The money adds up mighty quickly.

[Glenn]

Best plans I've seen go something like this..

Charlie, sup?

Nuttin'. Sup wich'oo?

Build me a building.

Where?

There.

How big?

'Bout this big.

Aight. Lemme get my hammer.

[Birddawg]

You will die.

By no help, he means having seven people set the poles, a guy who used to build metal buildings for a living and his helper work 7 10 hours days to frame it and install metal, and a man lift on site.

Isn't that how what consider having "no help?"

[Birddawg]

Insulation keeps the condensation from forming and dripping all over the place too.

That makes sense. Sort of like the insulation on a line set for HVAC on a house.

[turbo]

Da beginning:







Da middle:









Put the wife to work finishing floors (note: caulk your joints and you won't have to worry about cleaning your joints down the road):











The end (I'll have to dig up some more pics of some other projects I've had going):

[Tater]

Best plans I've seen go something like this..

Charlie, sup?

Nuttin'. Sup wich'oo?

Build me a building.

Where?

There.

How big?

'Bout this big.

Aight. Lemme get my hammer.

I notice you ain't done said nuttin' 'bout no 'lectricity....

[Timsmith]

Da beginning:







Da middle:









Put the wife to work finishing floors (note: caulk your joints and you won't have to worry about cleaning your joints down the road):











The end (I'll have to dig up some more pics of some other projects I've had going):

Looks like I need to find you some heavy steel tables, them wood tables are good for making pottery.

[turbo]

Please do.

That workbench ain't for beatin' too heavy, fo sho.

[2thDoc]

Best plans I've seen go something like this..

Charlie, sup?

Nuttin'. Sup wich'oo?

Build me a building.

Where?

There.

How big?

'Bout this big.

Aight. Lemme get my hammer.

vet money

[jharkey]

I used eagle carports out of mt. airy nc. they were great

[CUduckreeper]

We put up a 40x60 pole barn last summer. We used http://www.armourmetals.com for the trusses and metal, got the lumber from Watson Wood supply as we wanted treated since it's all open. Easy company to deal with and happy with the finished product. Pro Tip, don't wait until August to start your project, that heat sucked.

[Glenn]

I notice you ain't done said nuttin' 'bout no 'lectricity....

Electric is a 5 year plan.

Those wire pullers like to pace themselves. Can't do too much too fast or you'll be accused of workin'.

[bigtimeduckhunter]

Electric is a 5 year plan.

Those wire pullers like to pace themselves. Can't do too much too fast or you'll be accused of workin'.

Like a surveyor

[Glenn]

Sorta. Only without stealing your stands.

[SCSwitchback]

Sorta. Only without stealing your stands.

Or poaching.....or breaking your sticks with their eye.....

[Saltydog235]

be sure to read the fine print about what kind of interior doors you are paying for.

Awful hard for us contractors to run our scams with whistleblowers like you. Go fill a cavity.

[Fowlmouth30]

Had Trinity build my 30x50x12 with two framed openings for 10x10 roll up doors and a 3x7 walk through door. Trinity fabricated and erected the building for 18K. Ive got another 8k in concrete, $1500 in rool up doors which I hung myself and a little over 2k in electrical. All in all I've got around 30k in the project.

If i had it to do again, I'd have built it twice the size I did had it been in the budget and would probably have doone 12x12 doors instead of 10x10. If you're going to do any metal fabrication in the building, go ahead and get the inner liner panels. I should have had it done when the erector was there. I'll see if I can find some pictures of the project. I can't say enough good about Melanie and Craig at Trinity, they were great to do business with and when I add the lean-to on it will be them who does it.