Purlin Pal Pole Building
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2016
- 40' X 60' Pole Barn Shop going up 'Purlin Pal' style! Construction taking place in Fort Davis, Texas at Largent Point Of Rocks Ranch (2016). Construction process and truss design developed by Harold Carter.
If you are going to put up a building in a high wind area, this is a great way to do it. Uprights end up being steel pipe buried 6' below ground. Upright legs (On truss assembly) are chisel pointed to help pole insert into buried pipe. A collar on the upright leg stops truss and leg assembly at the exact spot that ensures everything is right. Assembly is welded in place once put into position. 'Purlin Pal' (A metal locking fastener used to secure C Purlin) was invented and first used on this job! Harold Carter is the exclusive inventor of 'Purlin Pal'. Visit www.purlinpal.com for details about Purlin Pal.
Good job
Somebody got a deal on some drill pipe and couldn't resist.
Haven't timed the pipe end crushing process- then trimming to make mitered 'flat joint' but seems like a contour saddle would offer time savings- AND make the load distribution on the surface of the pipe/tube more likely to stand up? Don't think the building is too 'weak' but time in joints may not be a savings over plaz/contour and saddle?
What's the ballpark labor cost for a 25x25? I have all the 2 7/8 tubing and perlin
Wouldn't it have been easier to just use squere tube
Seems like a shit load of work