Youth ! I remember the day being so flexible and walking on a plank of wood with the same grace and strength. Kudos to that team of men and to your contractor!
Years ago I worked for company and there were 3 of us on the crew we would build a 24x32 pole barn in 3 days. If they wanted us to put in the cement floor then it took 4 days. This is a nice large crew and you can tell they know what they are doing. Looking forward to seeing the steel go on. Thanks for sharing.
Hello, I wish I had a cordless nail gun when I put my pole barn up, I had the good old fashioned hammer and nails. When I put on the addition to my pole barn I used 2" insulation on the inside of the roof too help with the condensation, and I taped all the joints. Love the video's keep up the good work and god bless and stay safe.
I am happy for you and excited. This is an awesome project and you have a great crew doing the barn. I look forward to seeing the future episodes. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoy seeing the difference in different builders. Code in my area required trusses to be thru bolted to posts. I am sure you will enjoy your building.
Love the channel! Wish you would make your videos longer, you could have squeezed this whole build into one video, that would have been great to watch the whole process from beginning to end in one fell swoop.
I enjoy building watch barns, cabins ,off grid and so on, when hrowing up in our time we built Pole Barns out of large Poles This here we call tember framed theres no poles in it , ive notice many who built them or have theirs built call pole barns no Poles in them , videos are great but guess times now differen when i came up 😊🎶😍🎼..
Thanks for posting! Excellent video. How come they didnt use screws though? Building a 30X40X14tall post frame/pole barn here and all screwed together, just the purlins that are nailed.
You can design one on Menard's website in the project area. Put in your demensions, windows, type of doors. My trusses are 4' on center. You can then print a rendering, plans, and materials.
I’ll bet you are happy you didn’t do it yourself! I was sure happy the way the crew put mine up. There a a lot of tricks the do to speed up the process a first time builder don’t know. looks great, my building has the posts lying on top of the of the 12 inches of concrete around the perimeter with a 6 inch floor the steel brackets which the poles are bolted to are in the 12 inches of concrete.
Yes, my biggest stumbling block would be trimming it out. Our neighbor used the same method as you with the post. We have a packed to have our children to let us know which lasted longer in the afterlife:).
24'X32" with a 12' wide 10' high sliding door. Trusses are 4' on center. This was not a kit, but Menards does have a handy project designer on their website which will give you a material list and plans, also an idea of cost. I used it, but did not purchase materials there
Quick question. I want 30x40 house/finished garage......., should I do stick or pole? .whats cheaper and easier? Slab is expensive, can I use raised floor on blocks and build floor base with 2x12's? Would that be cheaper than slab?
@Casey Kelso pole building will be cheaper for the simple fact you don't need concrete footings around the entire building. Concrete is expensive! Stick built needs footings or you could do a pier foundation instead.
@@hughroney6342 I had a big pole barn in north illinois. Trusses were 9 feet on center, purluns were 2x4 s , 2 feet on center..had no problems for 20 years.
Youth ! I remember the day being so flexible and walking on a plank of wood with the same grace and strength. Kudos to that team of men and to your contractor!
Great filming , editing and music choice. I love it
They make it look so easy. All coming together. I like the airel view of the roof moving while they walked around. Crazy!!
Years ago I worked for company and there were 3 of us on the crew we would build a 24x32 pole barn in 3 days. If they wanted us to put in the cement floor then it took 4 days. This is a nice large crew and you can tell they know what they are doing. Looking forward to seeing the steel go on. Thanks for sharing.
It’s hard to believe,,, hours,,,?
Tall tales being told😂
Pole barn is moving right along.
Quality Premier Metal products for the win !
Another really cool video, looking forward to the next.
So happy for you. Seem to becoming along very well.
Great crew of workers.
Hello,
I wish I had a cordless nail gun when I put my pole barn up, I had the good old fashioned hammer and nails. When I put on the addition to my pole barn I used 2" insulation on the inside of the roof too help with the condensation, and I taped all the joints.
Love the video's keep up the good work and god bless and stay safe.
I am happy for you and excited. This is an awesome project and you have a great crew doing the barn. I look forward to seeing the future episodes. Thanks for sharing.
That is a good crew of guys. You can see they take pride in their work. And we also see why life insurance is so expensive for men.
Don't really see how they could die to easily in this video.
AWESOME looking barn! Coming along great!
I enjoy seeing the difference in different builders. Code in my area required trusses to be thru bolted to posts. I am sure you will enjoy your building.
These are 4ft on center trusses and the poles are 10ft on center... can't really bolt them to the poles.
Looking good!
Thanks!
Awesome video great detail 👍🏿
Love the channel! Wish you would make your videos longer, you could have squeezed this whole build into one video, that would have been great to watch the whole process from beginning to end in one fell swoop.
I had to stretch it a bit as I've been out of town for a view weeks.
I enjoy building watch barns, cabins ,off grid and so on, when hrowing up in our time we built Pole Barns out of large Poles This here we call tember framed theres no poles in it , ive notice many who built them or have theirs built call pole barns no Poles in them , videos are great but guess times now differen when i came up 😊🎶😍🎼..
I’m surprised they didn’t install a nailer behind the F - channel on the gable trusses.
Thanks for posting! Excellent video. How come they didnt use screws though? Building a 30X40X14tall post frame/pole barn here and all screwed together, just the purlins that are nailed.
Awesome looking Pole Barn! You know where I can get these building plans for identical like yours? I'm wanting to build a 24x32 shop. Thank you
You can design one on Menard's website in the project area. Put in your demensions, windows, type of doors. My trusses are 4' on center. You can then print a rendering, plans, and materials.
I’ll bet you are happy you didn’t do it yourself! I was sure happy the way the crew put mine up. There a a lot of tricks the do to speed up the process a first time builder don’t know. looks great, my building has the posts lying on top of the of the 12 inches of concrete around the perimeter with a 6 inch floor the steel brackets which the poles are bolted to are in the 12 inches of concrete.
Yes, my biggest stumbling block would be trimming it out. Our neighbor used the same method as you with the post. We have a packed to have our children to let us know which lasted longer in the afterlife:).
I just ordered a 24 x 32 in alberta canada.
What is the rolled roofing material you put on under the metal? Do you have a link?
I think some day you'll wish you put more windows in.
loving this playlist! which drone did you use for overhead footage?
DJI Air 2
A 12 inch sliding door?? Probably will soon wish you went a bit bigger on that. 1:44
😂
What part of the country are you in ? Looking back would have made any changes?
Northern Ohio. I didn’t know no we’d be purchasing a travel trailer. I could now use an 11’ tall door instead of 10’.
Did I hear you say in an earlier video that the posts were 54" deep into the ground?
The top of the pill or cookie or footer has to be 48” below grade. So if those pills are 6”, 54” would be right.
Was just wondering what type of drone are you using
DJI Magic Air 2. amzn.to/3F7U8zM
What state are you in? I wanted to build in northern Michigan but I have to consider snow loads. I believe my zone requires 60 psi snow loads.
Northern Ohio
CORDLESS tools sure make the job easier.
What product is that vapor barrier? I’d like to get some
I'm sorry, I went back through the footage and could not find a manufacturer. I even had some left over that I ended putting below the concrete pad.
You must not get much snow. Good video though.
What size is that?? Was it a kit?? Links? Thanks for sharing 🍸
24'X32" with a 12' wide 10' high sliding door. Trusses are 4' on center. This was not a kit, but Menards does have a handy project designer on their website which will give you a material list and plans, also an idea of cost. I used it, but did not purchase materials there
@@ataleofthreecabins1025 thanks for writing me back most TH-camrs don't I really do appreciate it and thanks for sharing🍸
Quick question. I want 30x40 house/finished garage......., should I do stick or pole? .whats cheaper and easier? Slab is expensive, can I use raised floor on blocks and build floor base with 2x12's? Would that be cheaper than slab?
@Casey Kelso pole building will be cheaper for the simple fact you don't need concrete footings around the entire building. Concrete is expensive!
Stick built needs footings or you could do a pier foundation instead.
You won't get away with 8 feet on centre if you have snow loading, 4 is the max!
Not true
@@scottb6098 I suppose if using heavy I beams you may
@@hughroney6342 I had a big pole barn in north illinois. Trusses were 9 feet on center, purluns were 2x4 s , 2 feet on center..had no problems for 20 years.
@@scottb6098 You have no Ice storms or heavy wet snow
@@hughroney6342 lol, do you live in a different country?
i’ll make sure OSHA keeps an eye on ya, that is unless, of course, you want to sign on with the union
It must be in our blood or DNA. Men love to build 😎💪👀☝️📹🏠🪜🔩🔨🔨🪛🔧🚜🐄🐎 me too. Great video. Yeah ! nice garden 🥒🥕🥔🧅🌽🍅🍓😁😋