How to build Pole Barn with Workshop | Custom Pole Barn | E80
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- How to build a 32x60 Pole Barn enclosure and install a roll up door on a 20 acre project farm / homestead in North Florida (Florida Panhandle). Part 2 of 3. Episode 80
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In this Part II of a 3 part series, the pole barn enclosure is starting to take shape! If you missed Part I, here's the link: th-cam.com/video/IkBMM-n5UP4/w-d-xo.html
Initial main structure: th-cam.com/video/3ZBHDY4cBKk/w-d-xo.html
Concrete work: th-cam.com/video/318GLu76PjU/w-d-xo.html
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Exciting stuff for you guys!
We are just happy to be making forward progress! Thanks for watching. B&D
Wow, nice critter barn. :)
It's getting closer! Thanks for watching.
I hope you were able to get a good credit for accepting the damaged door. It’s interesting to see the additional steps taken for making the barn hurricane proof or at least minimizing potential damage from high winds 👍🏻. Great video Brad 👍🏻. Have a great week 🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
Thanks Luc. Down here it's all about wind load....we don't know what snow is! Thanks for watching. B&D
Never mind, saw an earlier reply. Thanks
Thanks for watching.
What a nice barn and shop! Bummer on the door. We installed our roll up doors ourselves and not knowing how they install, I accepted one without the wrapping on it. That made the “preloading” of the spring very difficult! Live and learn! Your whole building looks awesome!
Thanks for watching Lucas. Builders don't want to install roll-ups or garage doors and I now see why...it's a bit more complicated and dangerous than it look. We got lucky to find Keith and his company. Take care.
Wow Brad! Your luck. Maybe you need to attend church a tad bit more often.... just sayin’
Bummer about the door. That is one really nice building Brad. You should be very proud
I hear you Gary, but I think God has a little more to worry about than Piney Grove's roll up door!! It's been a couple months now and I don't even notice the dent. Next week, we'll reveal the final product. B&D
@@PineyGroveHomestead Looking forward to it Brad.
Always exciting, as well as interesting, watching the enclosure of a building - Can't wait for the animals to appear :-) so much for quality control with the door - disappointing - Thanks much for sharing....
The door was disappointing on that day, but we don't even see the dent any more! Thanks for watching. B&D
NEVER SADDLE A DEAD HORSE.
The builders were like "what are you talking about?!" Thanks for watching. Brad&Deb
How did they mount the 2x6 to the bottom of the truss?
It's held by screws that go through the truss angle iron.
How are the top plates attached to the steel trusses?
It might show in this video: th-cam.com/video/IkBMM-n5UP4/w-d-xo.html
But the wood 2x6s are held on the flat by screws through the angle iron of the truss.
We metal framed the other end: th-cam.com/video/2NNQnPaPG7U/w-d-xo.html
GREAT videos!! I’m getting ready to build a Barndo in FL to move my parents closer and your videos help answer a lot of questions I had.
Can you provide where you purchased your windows from? I need Florida approved windows with Florida approval codes that are for wood frame like the windows you have, and can’t seem to find any at our local chain stores. Also I’m planning on using 2x10 for my ceiling joints. Do you happen to know the weight load? Lastly, can you provide close up of how you secured the 2x6 onto the metal trusses and how you secured the trusses to the steel cables?
Any feedback is greatly appreciated!!!
Each county is going to have different codes (depending on FEMA wind map) and this was not built to "live in" but it's way overbuilt for a normal workshop or pole barn. 2x6 secured to the metal trusses by drilling holes through the angle iron for a screw to go in. If you want a detailed, to code, build of a FL Barndominium, search for Kelley's Country Life. He built one himself to FL code and has about 100 videos on the build. He's very detailed!
How did they fasten the 2x6’s to the trusses’?
standard pole barn build
Very nice. Two questions, how were the 2x6s attached to the truss and did they install a gasket between the footer and the sill plate?
The 2x6 on flat was screwed in through the truss with the same screws that hold on the sheet metal -- they had to predrill first--the screw head is on top of the truss flare and screwed down into the board. They did the foam seal where the framing is 2x6, but not on the long wall where the framing is 2x4. I think I captured the foam going down in the first video of this series. All of this was in my requirements list to the contractor....they wouldn't have built it this way without my request. They felt it was all overkill. Thanks for watching. Brad&Deb
@@PineyGroveHomestead My bad. I went back and saw that the foam was installed.
How tall is the barn please?
It's 12' from the eave down to the concrete. The workshop is 8' tall, so you can see how much higher the eave is above it. thanks for watching.