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Harbor freight tools portable garage into Permanent structure
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total cost for each building I did was about $550 with the panels and the harbor freight tools canopy kit. That included the steel panels and all the screws.
the PBR panels only cost 380 total in the most expensive state in the USA. CA. with our huge 9% sales tax. So if you have the frame and you want to get it permanent check out this video there will be more detailed videos on this subject so stay tuned and subscribe.
and for your information I have three channels with similar videos on this subject they are all me
place to buy the panels.
DANNY is the man to get the panels from He is in RIVERSIDE....Good price here is his number
951-232-9315 sells the PBR panels by the Foot CHEAP compared to home depot.
Here is where he sells them on offer up.... offerup.com/inbox/message/692...
HIGH WINDS HAVENT BLOWN THIS DOWN.... here is proof th-cam.com/video/NcsSEx3QyeM/w-d-xo.html
I’d like to put it up against Chicago winds
@@guerrillamane9573 how high are they. the same day I filmed this the tree across the street blew down. Gusts were at 80mph.
How many panels did you use?
@@zacpeck4921 I think it was 9 that is what I initially ordered. I am not sure I used all of them I was figuring I would need to cut a short panel for the bottoms
Damn man, you put in some work to make this cheap and save us the research. Good job and thanks a lot!
thanks for watching I have a more detailed video of the project on my other channel look up the subject and check it out my voice is the same ha ha.
Wait one second! Is this painter Mike!? This dude made me a fortune in painting tips!!! Thanks Mike!!! Nice set up!!!
Yea I have 3 channels. will have some new stuff in the next few months for mike the painter. got a house to paint in a few weeks.
Best nugget! Buy the metal from the source (sheet metal company), not from a big box store.
Very nice to show how you did this!
Love the random lemon tree on the property. The shed was ok too.
Great idea, and great job. I'm going to get one of the garages, and when the canvas wears out, I'll use the frame and do your idea.
Dude great idea. Ive had this exact canopy garage for a year amd never thought of this. Thanks for posting this even tho its a year old lol
Simply genius...!!!!!
Thanks for posting... This is perfect for what I need.
👍👍👍
What a great idea. Had the HF portable garage for a year or more and never got around to putting it up. Was looking into buying a metal building and luckily came across this video. Yeah, looks like CSS is out of business, too bad, live near where they were in SoCal. Thanks!
Bought mine at Menards and did this 7 years ago. Still going strong.
You’re a great builder- and courageous- most people won’t try or build this- you did a fantastic job - I’m proud of people like you.
Great idea. I just happen to have one that my son gave me because the tarp that came with it was eaten up by the sun and elements, but the pipes are good. You gave me the idea of setting it up at my ranch to park my riding lawnmower and the kids go-cart. Thanks for the great idea.
new video of how strong it is th-cam.com/video/w0abbXGY1eY/w-d-xo.html
Good VIDEO!!! A friend of mine did the same thing on a 24ftlong square frame(rounded top style). Its about 10ft. High in the center.cost $820 to do the roof without the sides. Uses it to park his boat in during the summer.
Nice! We just put up a 10x10 from harbor freight, and have been looking into doing something like this. Michigan winter is no joke.
You got that right! The UP winters 200” of snow can cause damage.
Hi, I copied your set up and used the PBR panels.. I like it . Additionally , a few of my neighbors plan on copying mine .Just wanted give you credit. Thanks great video
Where do you get the panels? I cant seem to find them on craigslist.
@@freeinhabitant2422 www.contractorsteelsupply.com/
www.contractorsteelsupply.com/ where I got the panels from in case you are looking
@@mikesrandomvideos Thanks for posting this they are 2 hours away from me. There's another place in Jamestown California called more storage I'll check with them 1st because they're right next to my house.
@@bondovwvw lots of places with that press. yea all over the place.
Nice job. The pbr panels and screws also give a good amount of torsional strength to keep the building from shifting front to back under heavy wind or snow load
Cool shed. I like It.
I picked up used 10x20 carport for $200.00 & turning it into a shed.
I was givin a 7x8 o.h.door. I'm widening it 2 feet & raise it
1 1/2' . putting in a full lenght skylight panel.
Making the floor out of pallets covered in gravel & topped with sheets of painted o.s.b.
I run a metal shop in florida, PBR stands for "perlin bearing rib" panel. the main rib is 1.5" high. It's more heavy duty than the common rib panel at 1" high.
david montgomery what’s the avg or approx. cost per panel or ft?
@@lahypnotista7737 depending on the color and the gauge (thickness) of the metal, the price can be anywhere from .99 cent per linear foot up to $4 per linear foot. Judging from my experience though, the most common gauge used for the PBR panel is 26 gauge. And the most common color is "galvalume" (the silver/gray speckled color) used in the video. And at my shop, the price is around $2.25 per foot.
@@davidmontgomery9570 Ohh ok defy doable, thanks so much for the reply. Love the videos!!
@@davidmontgomery9570galvalume is much cheaper yea buddy put up a link to your metal shop so guys can find you in FL. I put one up in ca. I will put in the description . About what I paid.
Where is fl?
THIS is genius man !!! I LOVE IT !
Nice DIY work.
I'm going to use and old 22 foot camping trailer. Strip the camper to the frame (it's crap anyway), new floor and then use walk-through scaffolding as the supports. You can buy the pipe fittings online for each corner and double them up to increase possible snow load. It being a trailer, the only restriction is 8 feet max width but it will never see the road. Having permanent trailer tags keeps code enforcement and DMV at bay and allows me to park it anywhere in my back yard. After a couple years in the sun, the factory panel coating may degrade and just buy some tint-able roll-on bed liner and seal it up good from the outside. Don't forget a wide lockable door insulation and ventilation. Best part is you can do it in stages.
Except for the concrete floor, "THIS" is how I'm planning to redo my Harbor Freight 10 X 17 ft. "PORTABLE GARAGE"!!! Since I live "Out In The Middle Of Nowhere", I don't have any of those "RIDICULES ZONING RULES" you were forced to conform to. I lived in a small town with a population of less than 1,500 for about 12 years & the zoning "Whatevers" there were pretty hard to understand. Although I'd lose that what, extra 1 foot of floor width due to it's slanted sides, I was planning to make the walls vertical (Plumb) as you did by bending them in a little. Thanks for making this video to show us how you converted what was pretty close to a tent into an actual building. By the way, I've got a few of "THOSE PUT AWAY PLACES" as well so you're not alone (I was glad to hear I that there's other people who HAVE STUFF IN "PUT AWAY PLACES"). It would be nice to find those places, wouldn't it? Thanks again for this video. Good job!!!
Ace Hardware Sells them for almost HALF what Lowes does. Also known as Roofing Tin!
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Nice Build Mike, I own my home but garages cost so much to build. I need something for the wintertime so I don't need to be outside in the snow working on vehicles lol. I have permanent never damage. Thanks for the ideal can always make it bigger if need too. I hope the garage has worked out for you.
My friend used the plastic/ acrylic panels you can get from Home Depot and it’s lasted in that configuration for over 16 yrs. he parks his side by side and motorcycles in there and it’s easy dry storage for cheap.
Bro those are way more expensive
I have a similar set up. Instead of the frame kit, I used galvanized fence pipe and found connecting joints online. I was able to get the joints in the angles I needed. I also increased it from 4 legs/cross members to 7. This made it considerable stronger than the kit frame. It did cost a little more though.
Very cool! I considered that when I did this but this has withheld 80mph winds. Pretty sturdy. I sat on the roof too I figured it would hold 3 of me. at least.
Where did you order your connector pieces from? How much in total did you spend?
Thanks for sharing. We have a couple of the costco portables on our property and we were thinking about how to address the older one, new panels only lasted a year. This is the next step...
I had no idea that the poles in the system or that good. I thought they were just a piece of crap. That kit made a great looking little building
Love the idea. Have 2 mods I would make to this since I live in heavy snow country:
1. Mount the roof panels the other way (vertically) to support snow sliding off.
2. Buy a 2nd $200 HF garage, cut the horizontal poles in the middle and install the vertical poles from the 2nd kit there. This should give the 3’ spacing you’ll need to attach the panels vertically while at the same time DOUBLING the weight it can support before the poles start to bend. Couldn’t buy wood to reinforce any cheaper than that.
Since the roof panels will lose their rigidity mounted in this way I know I’ll need some sort of purlings to give rigidity to the panels so they don’t bow and pull the vertical poles toward each other. Thinking 1.5” conduit. One row about half way down the roofline on each side might do. Maybe two per side if I feel it needs it.
Thanks for the vid - got my brain thinking
That would make a nice work shop/tool shed.
Nice DIY Improvement over the tarp cover. ... got my Thumbs Up.
Awesome engineering and use of materials! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Definitely was considering doing the exact same thing. Nice to know yours turned out decent! Thanks
I made a structure similar to this - but I added 2/2s as purlins on the roof and attached to the metal rafters using galvanized 2 hole U shaped steel straps to hold them to the rafter pipes (screwed up from underneath). I screwed my roofing directly into the purlins and ran them vertically for rain drainage. This made the roof stronger for my climate. I also built one of these where I doubled up the frame , cutting the plate and ridge poles in half (people often get rid of their frames on Craigslist - just found one that was the same as mine and cut the pipes with my sawmill using the pipe studs and pipe rafters and connecters). Again, made the roof stronger for snow load.
great stuff gotta be ready for those heavy snow times
I was thinking of doing just that! Could you post a brief shot/picture of your final result?
@@AbeFM yea I made several videos including the final result should be easy to search for harbor freight portable to permanent garage
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yea for sure in some climates it might be better to do some reinforcements. just an idea people can spin it off however they want..
Nice idea and build, Mike. Enjoyed a full-watch.
Freakin awesome!, truely outside of the box thinking!
I knew something was out there. It looks really good and neat. Thanks for saving me $ and research. Good Job.
This is what I need for the back yard, for a utility building
I recommend some 45 degree supports from your outer side end post to the adjacent post. Do this on each side to prevent it from "racking" when the wind blows hard.
I was thinking of doing this too. Now I can show the wifey so she can visualize it. I kept saying it will be worth it, will last forever pretty much.
yea that sucker is strong. once you put the ends on it. and bolt it down.
VERY VERY HELPFUL video! Thank you for sharing it!
www.contractorsteelsupply.com/ I found my bill where i got the panels from
I have been trying how to use one of these for a garage to work on equipment.
I have around top version of this shed that the fabric came apart on years ago. Been looking for a way to frame it but after seeing your video I just decided to order one with a gable roof so I can put metal on it in 2 or 3 years when the fabric gives out again. Thanks for the idea.
When the panel is made it comes in a coil . Goes through a series of rollers till it gets to the shape of the panel and it gets cut to length by the shear.
Thank you I've been looking for a plan like this
You did a great job ,I love the garage and video ! Thanks for sharing this video!
i was just going through my receipts for taxes and ran across them the place is in hemet called CSS contractors sheet metal supply website www.contractorsteelsupply.com/
Pretty nifty you think out the box like many of us. Thanks, your clever.
many places now carry these tin panels as they are being used for house roofs etc. and come in many different lengths menards , lowes, home depots? etc. prices also vary so check different places . cheapest i found was menards . i like others have said would put up additional bracing especially across the inside top a frame area . great job great video . they do sell foam end pieces that will close gaps on ends precut and shaped.
Thanks for this video just completed this upgrade on mine. I've kept mine from collapsing under Colorado snow for 5 years using heavy duty tarps. I kept my footprint original since it's secured to 2x6 redwood boards base and added 2x2 purlins (3 per side) on the roof to handle the snow load. It looks great and I'm excited to see how it handles this Winter.
do you have pictures you could share please of what you added
@@DivaBClub finally made a video for you showing how I did this on my garage, hope it is helpful. We had lots of snow this Winter and it held up like a champ! th-cam.com/video/0zKvwD3JLpQ/w-d-xo.html
Nice i was thinking about something similar but nice
Very nice.
Great video.
Thank you for sharing.
I subscribed.
Good job, thanks for the ideas.
You just saved me a lot of money..thanks 👍
One thing that may important to some people. PBR panels are painted at the factory, after they are cut to size. The painting method is intended to provide protection from moisture. If you cut a panel, you cut that protection and will soon have rust. It is best not to cut them at all, but if you do, be sure that you follow the manufacturers instructions to reseal those edges.
good point. especially in the rust belt. the salt can corrode those edges and creep under the Zinc coating.
Didn't realize you had a second channel! Recognized the voice right away. lol
I have one of those im moving to my country property. you give me great idea.
It would be good for a motorcycle , tools, riding lawn mower or other garden equipment. :)
Great job! I have one of the larger frames and have been thinking about doing this same thing. This is the very first I've ever seen. You done a great job putting it together. Yep my frame is from the tent type storage shed and I will be honest, it was ok But the tent fabric lasted only two years. The sun rotted the fabric in no time. So now after seeing your video I'm gonna do the same thing but when it comes the roof panels, I might ask the metle company if they can groove only one section of a sheet and leave the rest flat. That way I can have a smooth roof rain and snow run off. Again great job. Thanks for sharing. You now have a new subscriber.... Thumbs Up !
Goodolboy One no grooves/ribs equals no strength. Just add wood or metal purlins to the roof at 90° to the frame and install the metal parallel to the frame or opposite to what this Video shows. End result is rain and snow will run off. Could gutter it also! With the wood purlins the strength of the roof will increase dramatically!
Great job and appreciate the info!
So glad PBR panels are now available at the orange or blue store! Thanks for the video.
Yeah they have them at home Depot and Lowe's but they charge more and they're only in specific lengths if you can find the guy who stamps them. You can get them in the links you want and they're a little bit wider or something like that
@@mikesrandomvideos Thanks
Great idea ...thanks so much for this...its perfect
using screw eyes on frame bolts allows x brace cables inside 3/4 conduit especially on end sections. Built green house with same frame. An alternative inside sheathing is FRP sheets or Diebond (thin layers of aluminum with Polypropylene core. Both cut with circular saw either lap and glue/screw or use a backer on seams and glue/screw to that. Both are water/vermin proof will add resistance to racking and if glue and screwed make a stress skin panel. Same with outer panels. Metal building catalogs have exterior trim, foam insulation strips, and simpson plates for mounting lights, roof vents, hinges for doors.
Thank you for this excellent video. I learned a great deal.
Dude... Right on... Very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Really appreciate the info. Nicely done.
Outstanding project, fine craftmanship. Thank you for sharing this with us, I'm adding this to my list of must haves. Great job, you show off.
great hope it helps get stuff out of the weather.
Great idea, thanks for sharing. Good thing I saved my old Costco 10' x 20' canopy tubing. It's approx. 2.250" Dia. heavy duty white powder coated thick wall tubing they don't make anymore. The tubing they make now for them is the size you have approx. 1.50" and thinner wall thickness also. Why didn't I think of that!? LOL
This is really cool! Thanks for the video! 😊
This is a great way to do it. I can't hardly buy 1-1/4" x 10 ft. conduit and bend it myself for that price. The conduit is $17.00 each, and it will take 10 before it's over, and yours is already powder coated white, and has the anchor hardware.
yea that is exactly why I bought the hf one instead. I was going to buy the conduit but it was more expensive and didnt have the connectors. all together it would have been much more to use conduit and more work.
Could also do wood perlins and ribbed fiberglass panels for the roof.
Nice job. Need something like this for the boat. They charge a fortune to shrink wrap and this would be paid for in just a few seasons of paying for that wrapping.
I have a Costco brand one that is 10X20. It houses my wood shop. It was $200. I’ve replaced the roof twice ($70 a pop). I’ve always wanted to enclose it better and I think you just gave me the way. I’ll be researching my local options tomorrow! Thanks!
if you don't want to go with metal look up companys that sell the tarps with signage for billboards, lasts for years and some are 45ft x25ft, usually less than a hundred bucks. the last one i purchased i actually found a guy that had several new ones for 120.00, the used ones have the billboard sign on one side and black on the other, great tarps.
Nice!! I definitely need to do this
my dad did this with his when the tarp died that is the same plan i have when mine dies this works great he has had his around 15 years
yea hey the plumb walls are nicer looking and stronger. you could even do it on dirt but the concrete rocks My vw bus is inside now no fears of wind taking that puppy out it is super strong.
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I figure this one will outlast me here is a strength video th-cam.com/video/w0abbXGY1eY/w-d-xo.html
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Very nice job buddy! Thanks for the video
Nice presentation and useful, Thank You!!
Great build exactly what I was looking for after my shelter logic tarp crapped out.
My shelter logic only lasted about 18 months ... I only have a frame left i might do same thein
How long did your shelter logic last
@@JamesWhite-tg4kw I’ve got vids about it on my channel... but 3 years I think...
Good innovation!
Holy wowsers..... My tarp ripped up on Christmas and I have been parking in a skeleton for the last few weeks. What an awesome conversion. The wind at my house would tear this to shreds but.... But it could possibly be safely replicated... Man. Looks great! Thanks for leaving the comment on my video
I have several more videos on the details stay tuned and subscribe. Yea I want to get the word out how to do it. Making 1 more at my shop.
Hey man, is this your channel too? th-cam.com/video/b57BRmLBe04/w-d-xo.html Exact video..... may want to contact youtube
Sounds like NE Oklahoma. Tarps are worthless out here!
Same here in pa in fact the winds tore the vinyl siding off my house last night
Nice job. I'm thinking about doing something similar using a bunch of steel conduit pipes that I already have.
Great job. Very smart.
Great idea! Thanks!
Thank you. I have a stronger frame but have to replace the cover every year. I might do this.
Nice job, I'll do it with Mine also, thanks
Thank you so much for this..
In most of the states in this country it’s not illegal to keep the full size of the original structure frame as long as one side is not closed on one end except with a tarp or something to that effect. It is in the national building code.
YOU DID THIS IN CALIFORNIA INSANE !!
Great deal Mike! I am going to guess that you are not in snow country? There is nothing like having a place to stash your stuff....so you can get more stuff!
Thanks for the sharing, i really like your solution
Wow I love this! I had looked at the Harbor Freight carport but the reviews were not that good due to flimsy construction. This adds a whole new dimension to the strength of the structure. Quick question, did you bend a panel to overlap the roof crest or is there another way to join the top and make it waterproof? Thanks for any info! New Sub!
Hah. About 2 moths ago i just did the same to make a new horse shelter. Took a pole tent i already had (i have atleast 20 frames worth of pipe and fittings) cut it down, took the scrap sheets they used to cover my roof panels in transit when i did my roof 2 years ago, and some plywood since its a horse, id rather she mess up wood then the metal and possibly slice herself severely. I bought a box of screws and some hat track for extra support/mounting locations. Was into it for about 150 bucks not including the cost of what i had laying around.
Nice job. Had the same idea, now that the canvas cover torn off
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Home depot has similar panels in 8, 12 and 16 foot sections for about $3.00 per running foot. LF PBR starts at $1.75 LF
yea that is why I went with the place i did.
Thats really resourceful!
Love it...perfect for wood
Sweet Volkswagen pickup!
yea making another for it. On my other channel MIke F I am doing video with the 1.9 turbo diesel in it and some burn outs.
Great job!
Great idea!!!
Nicely done .😊🤙✌️
Great job! Neat and clean!
man I love it thanks for watching have a strength video th-cam.com/video/w0abbXGY1eY/w-d-xo.html
that turned out nice
Fortunately, my city's limit is 200 square feet. Might build a garage using this idea.
yea you could make it a bit wider and full 17 ft then it would be more usable.
HF has a 10x20ft canopy kit that would be perfect. It's also $100 on sale right now. The cost is lower on these because it only comes with a tarp roof, not canvas walls like the 10x17 garage - which you won't use anyway, so why spend more money on a smaller kit? Lol www.harborfreight.com/10-Ft-x-20-Ft-Portable-Car-Canopy-62858.html