I loved it and especially how you two worked together as a team. If everything in life could go together this smoothly, how happy we'd all be!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I’m very interested, but I would like to see it insulated for R value and sound proofing. This definitely fills a void in the low cost housing market. Thanks
It may not be cheap, but the best home construction material I've seen on the internet is steel structural insulation panels. Very well insulated, as strong as heck, and will not burn.
When talking one of this type of bldg. down and erecting again is it recommended to use bigger fasteners of what originally used to erect the first time?
I need to do a foundation like that for 30x40 storage but do I need to do a concrete line in the middle,I thought will be just square shaped concrete..sorry I have no idea how it works.
come to Kenya with your expertise and you will make it big in real estate. Here such a house in the rural will be appreciated; though in the United States and other wealthy nations people see it as a sign of poverty.
I've been thinking box doing the same thing. Seems that a couple people can put the metal building up. Then just have to finish as time/money allows. Keep the videos coming.
I've tossed around the idea of framing out a house using square tubing, but the way this one was done will guarantee problems in the future. Do what you want, but don't make the mistake of following this guy's example.
Thank You, enjoyed the demonstration, please if I want to keep it more cool, what other materials inside the wall. For example if I want to make a smooth finish by adding gypsum board as interior surface, should I follow the same spacing of the steel frame as the width of the board or should the board have 3 screw points of 1200mm divided into 20mm:60mm:1980mm, how will you do it??
I live in overpriced Austin Texas where the average price of a new home is around $300,000. I wouldn't be surprised to see the crooked politicians make this kind of home illegal.
The area they are building in Antelope Acres - Salt Flat, TX is UNrestricted! IF they allow mobile homes, they will more than likely allow this. But personally, I would have bought one with vertical siding and boxed eaves. That would put the ridges up and down on the sides and the roof panels would look more like a normal steel roof. HOWEVER, since TX isn't has humid as FL, they probably don't have the same problem with algae and mold that we have here in FL. We have to pressure wash ours. It gets rather icky.
Thats cheap here in Northern California average home is $500-600k+ but yes America has been set up to suck you out of all your hard earned money one way or another unfortunately
metal can be good thing but a pain in the rear end to insulate, Condensation is the Killer, vaper barrier, adding metal or wood studs so that you actually have something to secure the interior wall material to, like T&G 1x6 wood or 1/2 inch sheetrock etc... Metal framing thickness and your basic 3& 1/2 inch fiberglass insulation or Styrofoam ? will you need to add a firing strip to make the build out? Running wires ? or will you have to surface mount electric and plumbing ? I find that when I write up an estimate for this kind of structure and finishing out vs the choice of metal stud framing or wood framing and finishing out the price always comes up very much higher, so it is usually wood 2x4 or 2x6 framing and them metal a slite bit more in expense. As far as the metal carport/garage structure for that type of use ( unheated or cooled ) they cant be beat, they are quick to assemble and are very long lasting, and a good investment for a Garage.
First rain and you'll find why you should put a seal on the bottom plate. And why you seal windows and doors. Plumbing pipe would have been nice before the foundation. I guess that's extra.
Not there problem, faster they can throw it up the faster they can throw more over priced junk up at the next place, these buildings are built for quantity not quality.
My wife and I and 6 dogs and 1 cat live in a 12x28 storage building,,, metal roof,, cedar siding,,, 7,000 bucks Before that we lived in a school bus for about 3 years 😎
@@art-tb3um some rural county's have relaxed zoning laws,, you just have to look,, it may mean having to commute a little to the things you want,, but to us it it worth it 👋
Me gusta su trabajo ,yo estoy por iniciar mi casa algo similar , pero ya q ví su video y su trabajo me gustaría saber q materiales uso y dónde los puedo conseguir ,q material son sus columnas y las láminas de color café.
Building whet up well but it will soak the floor because the siding does not overlap the slab sides, would have been fine had they poured a raised curb slab. Diy selfers never ever get it just right,
Framing is 22% of building cost can build a stick frame house with foam insulation and metal roof for $125 per sq ft plumbing heat pump sheet rock 3 bedroom two bath. What is this metal building cost ... Metal studs are they structural ?
OH contraire! Depending upon what gauge steel you get, they can withstand up to 150 mile per hour winds, which is a CAT 4 Hurricane! They also do tornadoes well too!
@@juanrmz8436 Plenty do. You can buy a pre-cut peel and stick rigid foam insulation kit for the interior and same for outside. Wall panels easily applied. Plumbing and wiring are a challenge but not insurmountable. Buy the high top and insulate the HELL out of the roof/ceiling area and you have a RIGID structure that'll outlast stick framing by decades, at a fraction of the cost. Tie it down well to the earth and nothing short of a wind blown Volvo will destroy it. Fire, rot, rodent and insect resistant it is a SMART move. Maybe not YOUR style, but value? Incomparable.
What's the wind rating on this structure? Would any county in Florida let you build a residential house like this without plywood or drywall? ... just metal skin over 2x4s framing , 2" Styrofoam insulation and MDF paneling on the inside?
Aesthetically...you'd probably have to get vertical panels and boxed eaves to pass the zoning idiots. PLUS some neighborhoods require a minimum square footage. I've seen some Barndominiums for sale in FL. They look nice. Worst issue is that some counties require that you deal with THEIR approved contractors! Find some property approved for Mobile Homes or with no restrictions and you should be able to do it.
Great vídeo. Awesome job, nice house. Can I ask what's the size and how thick the columns/tubes are? I guess the floor columns, the wall columns and the roof are all different sizes
You're proposing to use THAT as the basis for a home? Uh, hell no! You didn't even bother to seal where the base meets the concrete. I'm not against framing a home out of metal, but I sure as hell wouldn't do it the way you just showed. All that is is an enclosed carport kit.
Your right - any moisture in the ground will wick up and aid in the corrosion of the sill plates. Also, with those large expanses of unsupported metal, it must be deafening in those Texas wind storms.
@@warnerrobins8542It is WHATEVER the owner wants it to be and not for you to oass judgment on them for living how they choose, or to the best of their ability.
It's up to them how they utilize this shed. Being an pre engineering building erector, I would like to suggest Zamil steel or Morton building system are very good,
I leave in south Africa and i basically grow up in a shack built far less stronger that this an there is one shack now being used a a store room (built in 1994) still in a good nick corrosion on steel is nothing to worry about
Inside laminated anti rust sheets are flat head secrewed inbetween outer and inner pu foam or two thich thermocol rigid slabs are sand witched same in roof rtc Before that electrical wire tubing is inserted In India very effective in hill areas where temperatures goes to -25 deg centigrade
Would have been a lot better without the music! How heavy are those tubular arches that you two are carrying? My husband and I are older so we were wondering if we would be able to do it.
@@jacobsanchez9937 The way it is done right here makes it more structurally sound because it ties all of it together. I like it very much. I wonder if these guys travel up to wellington, childress, shamrock,area of Texas on Hwy 83?
Good job ! 👏 I loved American homes,It is wonderful to build with solid materials and can be disassembled like iron too I like living that homes 😄 but it's difficult her in Morocco Because the atmosphere here is very hot🤔
put insulation in your buildings - Cellulose, Mineral Wool or Fiberglass. each 25 mm of these products will reduce the amound of heat your building absorbs by a factor of 4 or 5 - ultimately a lot less AC needed than a brick building Recommended 2 layers of 15 mm with overlapping Joints where applicable. - also make sure your roof is white.
Jacob Sanchez sorry. I am from the wood framing world and I guess I was thinking about how you always get that gable end truss dead level before you continue. Walls are are usually stood and eyeballed and braced for plumb at first, then after they are all up, plumb and line crew comes in to make sure everything is square and level.
They didn't say the garage cost 10k. they said it shows it could become a house for around 10. The high cost of steel is due to the steel tariffs. When the tariffs went into effect all steel, foreign and domestic went up 25%.
yea steel definitely doesn't cost that much. I've seen these things that size for sale for about 10k as well. But I think all that cost comes in as some overpricing and overhead for shipping and installation. not to mention a lot of times you have to prepare the spot it's going to be built on yourself. If you just bought the steel for the project I believe it will be around 3k for the kit alone. maybe something for shipping the kit to your house.
@@Lilmiket1000 They still cost that much! The cost is insulating and putting in stud walls, electrical and plumbing! Not to mention your well and septic! Check out Carolina Carports! They offer regular pricing, plus special pricing for hurricane resistant tubes. They make their price sheets downloadable.
Carports, which is what they are putting together can stand up to a category 4 (150 mile per hour winds) It depends upon which gauge you buy. We are building a steel home like that only our siding and roof panels will be vertical with boxed eaves or a Gambrel roof..
My neighbor spent just under $12000 for a 20/50. Two windows. One overhead door. One thirty six inch door. He built in on a concrete slab. He is very happy. We are in Florida. The men were from Mexico. They were fast, precise and thorough.
Looks like it would serve better as a tool shed than a home. What exactly does $10,000 buy you? How much more for a concrete floor, insulation, drywall, plumbing, electrical, interior finishing, etc?? Kinda misleading stating you could build a home for ten grand! I won't even get into the legal side of what you are suggesting.....engineering, permitting, etc....
24x31x12 cheapest I could go $8,000 for the metal building, fiber reinforced 7.5 inch thick concrete $2,000 for the concrete alone I finished it with a few friends , trowel machine 60 bucks wood for forms rebar and metal stakes $500 no.53 rock base $750 many loads whole bunch of work shoveling , permit 63 bucks, that's just what it takes to get a building up with no windows and 1 door... and I'm still waiting on the damn building to show up!
Well you would be right about 10K but not by much., I built a 20x25 with 10' walls and an 8' lean too, 1 man door 2 windows, closed cell spray foam all over top and walls, concrete floor and paver stone porch, wood stove, proper insulated stainless flew pipe, osb walls inside, 100 amp service, all elec in EMT, for just under 12 K only thing I lack is plumbing (actually I have an outdoor shower, and outhouse) and carpet and maybe dressing up the inside some more. Now as far as legal...Sooo sick of hearing about codes and permits. We have NONE. I live in a freedom loving state and county, so yes you can count on little bitches to complain if you live in a socialist locale, but these make nice low cost homes.
@@MattsMadnessOfficial about 2,000 I think, I sub'd that out, concrete I had done too for 1800, 4" 6 bag mix with rebar and fibers, and piers if I decide to install a 2 post lift, all the rest I did myself, but I do have a track loader and motor grader, so that made the prep much easier. Mine is actually my garage/man cave, but since I sleep in a camper I often think of just making it my house and building another one as a house, 8' wall instead of 10, and no roll up door like the garage has. I have a channel, I have thought about making a video and posting it, ghis topic usually gets people bitching about how it doesn't work etc, so it would be good for hits. Oh if you check out my Austin Healy video yoy will see some of the inside of it.
I loved it and especially how you two worked together as a team. If everything in life could go together this smoothly, how happy we'd all be!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hi
The guy walking up a roof truss with a cross bar is amazing!
I’m very interested, but I would like to see it insulated for R value and sound proofing.
This definitely fills a void in the low cost housing market.
Thanks
It may not be cheap, but the best home construction material I've seen on the internet is steel structural insulation panels. Very well insulated, as strong as heck, and will not burn.
When talking one of this type of bldg. down and erecting again is it recommended to use bigger fasteners of what originally used to erect the first time?
I need to do a foundation like that for 30x40 storage but do I need to do a concrete line in the middle,I thought will be just square shaped concrete..sorry I have no idea how it works.
come to Kenya with your expertise and you will make it big in real estate. Here such a house in the rural will be appreciated; though in the United States and other wealthy nations people see it as a sign of poverty.
That's not necessarily true anymore. A growing percentage of our population is beginning to see the value in a well built small home.
I've been thinking box doing the same thing. Seems that a couple people can put the metal building up. Then just have to finish as time/money allows. Keep the videos coming.
I've tossed around the idea of framing out a house using square tubing, but the way this one was done will guarantee problems in the future. Do what you want, but don't make the mistake of following this guy's example.
@@jamesrodriquez2863 What were the things he did wrong? I'm genuinely curious.
Superb technology!
Nice house... We can use this concept in philippines... Thanks for sharing
What country is did this construction take place in? Anyone know? I dont think this is IRC compliant.
60x100 building is around 60K from versatube. I wanna build a home/shop but not sure of codes
Thank You, enjoyed the demonstration, please if I want to keep it more cool, what other materials inside the wall. For example if I want to make a smooth finish by adding gypsum board as interior surface, should I follow the same spacing of the steel frame as the width of the board or should the board have 3 screw points of 1200mm divided into 20mm:60mm:1980mm, how will you do it??
Is it enough to prevent from winds and hot weather conditions?
Theres no floor or any fittings at this point, was there bracing? I didnt see it.
I live in overpriced Austin Texas where the average price of a new home is around $300,000. I wouldn't be surprised to see the crooked politicians make this kind of home illegal.
They allow Barndominiums, which is basically what this is.
The area they are building in Antelope Acres - Salt Flat, TX is UNrestricted! IF they allow mobile homes, they will more than likely allow this. But personally, I would have bought one with vertical siding and boxed eaves. That would put the ridges up and down on the sides and the roof panels would look more like a normal steel roof. HOWEVER, since TX isn't has humid as FL, they probably don't have the same problem with algae and mold that we have here in FL. We have to pressure wash ours. It gets rather icky.
Thats cheap here in Northern California average home is $500-600k+ but yes America has been set up to suck you out of all your hard earned money one way or another unfortunately
What about the interior?
Is there a video?
what was used around the windows and doors to prevent space and water from entering?
In this case I would use direct to metal glue to install windows.
Love IT. Me encantaría ver como quedo.la distribución por dentro
metal can be good thing but a pain in the rear end to insulate, Condensation is the Killer, vaper barrier, adding metal or wood studs so that you actually have something to secure the interior wall material to, like T&G 1x6 wood or 1/2 inch sheetrock etc... Metal framing thickness and your basic 3& 1/2 inch fiberglass insulation or Styrofoam ? will you need to add a firing strip to make the build out? Running wires ? or will you have to surface mount electric and plumbing ? I find that when I write up an estimate for this kind of structure and finishing out vs the choice of metal stud framing or wood framing and finishing out the price always comes up very much higher, so it is usually wood 2x4 or 2x6 framing and them metal a slite bit more in expense. As far as the metal carport/garage structure for that type of use ( unheated or cooled ) they cant be beat, they are quick to assemble and are very long lasting, and a good investment for a Garage.
Nice work you can add information about all metal home design
First rain and you'll find why you should put a seal on the bottom plate. And why you seal windows and doors. Plumbing pipe would have been nice before the foundation. I guess that's extra.
Not there problem, faster they can throw it up the faster they can throw more over priced junk up at the next place, these buildings are built for quantity not quality.
Beautiful one
What type of steel is your frame?
And are tested against Hurricane?
Yes!
My wife and I and 6 dogs and 1 cat live in a 12x28 storage building,,, metal roof,, cedar siding,,, 7,000 bucks
Before that we lived in a school bus for about 3 years 😎
how were you able to find zoning for such building?
@@art-tb3um some rural county's have relaxed zoning laws,, you just have to look,, it may mean having to commute a little to the things you want,, but to us it it worth it 👋
@@noahbody2514 Yup, when ya don't have rent or mortgage you can afford just about anything you want so commuting won't be a big deal either.
In England you're looking at 100k plus just for the land, even in remote areas 😐
How long did it took to complete the house ?
Thanks for recording. Less music and more explaining would have been great.
How much money to completely work
Me gusta su trabajo ,yo estoy por iniciar mi casa algo similar , pero ya q ví su video y su trabajo me gustaría saber q materiales uso y dónde los puedo conseguir ,q material son sus columnas y las láminas de color café.
LAS LAMIMAS SE PINTAN ANTICORROSION , DESPUES EL COLOR QUE UD QUIERA
Building whet up well but it will soak the floor because the siding does not overlap the slab sides, would have been fine had they poured a raised curb slab.
Diy selfers never ever get it just right,
Did it ever occur to you that their house is in a DESERT???? As in hardly any rain at all?
Framing is 22% of building cost can build a stick frame house with foam insulation and metal roof for $125 per sq ft plumbing heat pump sheet rock 3 bedroom two bath.
What is this metal building cost ... Metal studs are they structural ?
Are you including labor dude? 47 dollars a foot finished is all it cost me.
@@ashforkdan yes labor included. Basic house company owns metal roof machine and foam machine. Local supply lumber package.
I'm interested in building one for my self
Shouldn't there be a rebate at least in the concrete will have water issues
Looks like a desert. Does it rain there? Is the place above sea level? If it is hot in that place, the house could be an oven.
what is the Hurricane raiting on this structure or the Wind force raiting? what gauge metal are you using?
If they got 12 Gauge 2-1/4" tubular steel it is 150 mile an hour wind proof! Which is Cat4.
They are profiles for mounting drywall partitions. That is not to build houses. It does not have enough resistance.!!
OH contraire! Depending upon what gauge steel you get, they can withstand up to 150 mile per hour winds, which is a CAT 4 Hurricane! They also do tornadoes well too!
Lovely!!!
Missing insulations maybe?
Shipping container only cost $3000.00. free delivery.
U go live in it
@@juanrmz8436
Plenty do. You can buy a pre-cut peel and stick rigid foam insulation kit for the interior and same for outside. Wall panels easily applied. Plumbing and wiring are a challenge but not insurmountable. Buy the high top and insulate the HELL out of the roof/ceiling area and you have a RIGID structure that'll outlast stick framing by decades, at a fraction of the cost. Tie it down well to the earth and nothing short of a wind blown Volvo will destroy it. Fire, rot, rodent and insect resistant it is a SMART move. Maybe not YOUR style, but value? Incomparable.
@@juanrmz8436 and wake up in China one day.
This is cheaper in the long run, especially since you don't have to take a cutting torch to it to open it up and make rooms wider.
Container are of very heavy gauge
what is the name of the company that sold you that DIY steel house kit?
What's the wind rating on this structure? Would any county in Florida let you build a residential house like this without plywood or drywall? ... just metal skin over 2x4s framing , 2" Styrofoam insulation and MDF paneling on the inside?
Aesthetically...you'd probably have to get vertical panels and boxed eaves to pass the zoning idiots. PLUS some neighborhoods require a minimum square footage. I've seen some Barndominiums for sale in FL. They look nice. Worst issue is that some counties require that you deal with THEIR approved contractors! Find some property approved for Mobile Homes or with no restrictions and you should be able to do it.
Oh, and you want 2-1/4" tubular steel for 150mi. an hour winds.
why they didn't show haw to build inside
What blade did you use to cut the seeths ?
Does it survive in flood, earthquake and winds...?
Yes, but I'm not sure about the inside when it comes to flood. Drywall would need to be replaced.
What is the approximate cost of this construction?
I love this video.👍
Beautiful job
profile section of coloumn , beams and puline
How much did this cost?
Temperature during the day ???
Great vídeo. Awesome job, nice house. Can I ask what's the size and how thick the columns/tubes are? I guess the floor columns, the wall columns and the roof are all different sizes
2 x 2 inch sq MS anti rust end enamal painted tube 16 to 18 gauge
Buen trabajo amigo aparte con poca personas se trabaja
How thick is the tubing?
Great , What is the cost of turnkey
You're proposing to use THAT as the basis for a home? Uh, hell no! You didn't even bother to seal where the base meets the concrete. I'm not against framing a home out of metal, but I sure as hell wouldn't do it the way you just showed. All that is is an enclosed carport kit.
Your right - any moisture in the ground will wick up and aid in the corrosion of the sill plates. Also, with those large expanses of unsupported metal, it must be deafening in those Texas wind storms.
@@paulmoffat9306 Spray foam makes it quietas can be, as for rot...no its galvenized metal, it will out last you and me put together
@@warnerrobins8542It is WHATEVER the owner wants it to be and not for you to oass judgment on them for living how they choose, or to the best of their ability.
It's up to them how they utilize this shed.
Being an pre engineering building erector, I would like to suggest Zamil steel or Morton building system are very good,
I leave in south Africa and i basically grow up in a shack built far less stronger that this an there is one shack now being used a a store room (built in 1994) still in a good nick corrosion on steel is nothing to worry about
How will you reduce the heat during summer time in that kind of house?
Inside laminated anti rust sheets are flat head secrewed inbetween outer and inner pu foam or two thich thermocol rigid slabs are sand witched same in roof rtc Before that electrical wire tubing is inserted In India very effective in hill areas where temperatures goes to -25 deg centigrade
No esta mal pero no se ve como ponen los tornillos de sujeción de los postes
where do you get these kits?
Carport suppliers also usually sell kits.
Would have been a lot better without the music! How heavy are those tubular arches that you two are carrying? My husband and I are older so we were wondering if we would be able to do it.
Tubular arches 35 kg 40 rft
Hola como tapanlos oyos de las esquinas ?
las planchas estan mal puesta el agua entrara tiene que ser de abajo hacia ariba como las escamas de un pes o como cuando pones tejas
Won't it get hot in Texas?
Wind rating? gauge? Where are you LEGALLY allowed to build a house starting with a metal shell? Not in Florida.
Beach ,Texas gulf coast,wind zone 3 140 mph winds.
Yes, in FL!
@@SandcastleDreams what county?
Good job
Combien ça coûte pour un construction comme ça ?
vERY EXCELLENT JOB!
MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE IF SIDING IS VERTICAL?
J D no its just depends on how the buyer likes it & vertical siding is more expensive too
@@jacobsanchez9937 The way it is done right here makes it more structurally sound because it ties all of it together. I like it very much. I wonder if these guys travel up to wellington, childress, shamrock,area of Texas on Hwy 83?
Randy Thomas that’s actually me in the video and yes we do actually we were there a couple weeks ago
Jacob Sanchez send me your email or phone number so I can text you thanks rwthomas828@yahoo.com or 806 205-1318 Great work
Randy Thomas were just the installers man the company is called eagle carports theres a shop located in clovis nm
Como se yama esa lamina?
Chapas de zinc trapezoidal pintadas
Good job ! 👏
I loved American homes,It is wonderful to build with solid materials and can be disassembled like iron too
I like living that homes 😄 but it's difficult her in Morocco Because the atmosphere here is very hot🤔
put insulation in your buildings - Cellulose, Mineral Wool or Fiberglass. each 25 mm of these products will reduce the amound of heat your building absorbs by a factor of 4 or 5 - ultimately a lot less AC needed than a brick building Recommended 2 layers of 15 mm with overlapping Joints where applicable. - also make sure your roof is white.
5:34
Good example of geoengineering.
Sam Camp .
Your being sarcastic right.
They do that here in FL too!
I noticed that too!
Let me ask what is the size of the house
Beautiful
Around 4:00 you attached a brace to the end wall without leveling it. Seriously?
KirkDickinson we leveled it later on when we leveled the whole garage ? We Did just then so wind wouldnt bother it
Jacob Sanchez sorry. I am from the wood framing world and I guess I was thinking about how you always get that gable end truss dead level before you continue. Walls are are usually stood and eyeballed and braced for plumb at first, then after they are all up, plumb and line crew comes in to make sure everything is square and level.
KirkDickinson oh yeah wood framing is very different from metal framing but I understand what you mean its all good
When does ANYBODY put a building an a crooked foundation?
How much coast to build 10*16 house ?
5000 USD
Rockin!
Thank you! This is good!
Do you have a link where you purchased this style of building at?
Ultimate Builder .
Affordable carports &more.
Hola!! Y en el interior como son las paredes?...que aislante colocan?
Puedes poner madera 2×4 y framiarlo despues spreyar las paredes con insulacion..
What seals the bottom of the metal?
They have a special caulking you can buy.
Bom..vou fazer a minha casa igual, de metal.. Obrigado.
good work
better title for video is, 16x10 metal shed.
Agent Anderson .
24×30 garage
Actually, it will be a house!
How it costs
Thank you for ideas that you share 😘
Considering that GARAGE costs "10k" should say a lot about the high overpriced cost of METAL in USA
let alone the rest of the west and eu
I did one of those enclosed carports for under $3000 at my last house. They are way over-priced.
They didn't say the garage cost 10k. they said it shows it could become a house for around 10. The high cost of steel is due to the steel tariffs. When the tariffs went into effect all steel, foreign and domestic went up 25%.
yea steel definitely doesn't cost that much. I've seen these things that size for sale for about 10k as well. But I think all that cost comes in as some overpricing and overhead for shipping and installation. not to mention a lot of times you have to prepare the spot it's going to be built on yourself. If you just bought the steel for the project I believe it will be around 3k for the kit alone. maybe something for shipping the kit to your house.
@@Lilmiket1000 They still cost that much! The cost is insulating and putting in stud walls, electrical and plumbing! Not to mention your well and septic!
Check out Carolina Carports! They offer regular pricing, plus special pricing for hurricane resistant tubes. They make their price sheets downloadable.
In indid a 12 ft long sheet cost 20 US D width 33 inch. Available upto 20 rft MS tube 75 cents per kg
I can't image that would have much of a wind or snow load.
Carports, which is what they are putting together can stand up to a category 4 (150 mile per hour winds) It depends upon which gauge you buy.
We are building a steel home like that only our siding and roof panels will be vertical with boxed eaves or a Gambrel roof..
beautiful hands ✋
good job
Nice video OK where is the inside
Nice how much for 30 x 50 building?
My neighbor spent just under $12000 for a 20/50. Two windows. One overhead door. One thirty six inch door. He built in on a concrete slab. He is very happy. We are in Florida. The men were from Mexico. They were fast, precise and thorough.
@@floridaspringslife Are you using that for living space? What county? We are in Orange. Want to replace our MH.
En cuántos días se isieron en colocar. Exelente
Do you have experience in Australia?
Ok👌 thanks very nice
Gracias bendido viejo
I sell and install these for a living!
Pablo Garcia dnd esta ubicado
Insulation? Floor?
Next step should be lots of insulation.
ONE THING ABOUT METAL...WHEN IT SUNNY DAY ..SURELY GOING TO BE HIT UP.....
kit osman spray foam insulation and a steel building with a white roof will fix that.
We have a closed in carport 20'x20' in FL and it is one of the coolest places on the property.
mans not hot
Looks like it would serve better as a tool shed than a home.
What exactly does $10,000 buy you? How much more for a concrete floor, insulation, drywall, plumbing, electrical, interior finishing, etc?? Kinda misleading stating you could build a home for ten grand!
I won't even get into the legal side of what you are suggesting.....engineering, permitting, etc....
24x31x12 cheapest I could go $8,000 for the metal building, fiber reinforced 7.5 inch thick concrete $2,000 for the concrete alone I finished it with a few friends , trowel machine 60 bucks wood for forms rebar and metal stakes $500 no.53 rock base $750 many loads whole bunch of work shoveling , permit 63 bucks, that's just what it takes to get a building up with no windows and 1 door... and I'm still waiting on the damn building to show up!
also I might add thats for the non certified frame and regular roof with the metal that gets put on long ways...the wrong way
Well you would be right about 10K but not by much., I built a 20x25 with 10' walls and an 8' lean too, 1 man door 2 windows, closed cell spray foam all over top and walls, concrete floor and paver stone porch, wood stove, proper insulated stainless flew pipe, osb walls inside, 100 amp service, all elec in EMT, for just under 12 K only thing I lack is plumbing (actually I have an outdoor shower, and outhouse) and carpet and maybe dressing up the inside some more. Now as far as legal...Sooo sick of hearing about codes and permits. We have NONE. I live in a freedom loving state and county, so yes you can count on little bitches to complain if you live in a socialist locale, but these make nice low cost homes.
@@integr8er66 what did you end up paying for the spray foam just curious ?
@@MattsMadnessOfficial about 2,000 I think, I sub'd that out, concrete I had done too for 1800, 4" 6 bag mix with rebar and fibers, and piers if I decide to install a 2 post lift, all the rest I did myself, but I do have a track loader and motor grader, so that made the prep much easier. Mine is actually my garage/man cave, but since I sleep in a camper I often think of just making it my house and building another one as a house, 8' wall instead of 10, and no roll up door like the garage has. I have a channel, I have thought about making a video and posting it, ghis topic usually gets people bitching about how it doesn't work etc, so it would be good for hits. Oh if you check out my Austin Healy video yoy will see some of the inside of it.
Very Very good sar