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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2020
- This is by far the best investment I have purchased. The ease of storing equipment and other stuff has been a breeze with this shop. Thanks for your support!
Slab- $5000 (Local Company)
Electric and Water DIY- $1000 (DIY)
Shop - $9800 Safeguard Metal Buildings
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That was extremely therapeutic to watch, I can't wait to own a home and be able to do these type of projects.
Thank you for the kind words. Thanks for watching!
Im just about to break ground on my 24 x 35 shop. Its been 3 years of planning and saving to get to this point. Super excited for all the projects I have coming.
Awesome. Congratulations. It has been great having the extra space and convenience. Thanks for watching!
Nice shop and Hook'em Horns baby! 🤘🏽
I have learnEd on the video that by installing wall clading horizontally,it no longer require horizontal studs.It saves a lot on this method of wall installation.
That was absolutely nice work 👏
Thanks, appreciate your feedback.
I've never seen dirt brought in to put below the concrete foundation before. Normally it's gravel that's compacted, to prevent erosion, sinkage etc. Perhaps the ground is compacted enough and it wasn't called for in this case (the rebar was enough?). This metal shop probably doesn't weigh as much as a wooden shop either, so could be just not necessary.. Nice video and shop! Thanks for documenting.
Yeah, guess it is kinda the way they do things around here. It has concrete beams (around 8 to 10in. of concrete and 6 in wide) around the perimeter and through the middle. Thanks for the tip though.
I’m just starting mine! Doing a 21x27 I just finished the site work but will be doing radiant I can’t wait to get it up
That’s one nice building my dream shop for sure congrats!! Those guy’s make it look easy lol
Thank you. Yes, they make it look easy for sure!
Thank you for sharing, I love it
Thank you for watching!
I need shop around and get some quotes. I want to have a shop in the back of my house. Of course I'm a bit restricted due to I'm in a HOA which is still fine. I can only go as big as 500 sq/ft (20×25) and can't be taller then my house.
Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice building.
Thank you. I enjoy it A LOT! lol. Thanks for watching!
Cool building what about a price break down???
I definitely should have done a better job about a price breakdown. It was there but really quick. I put the info in the description of the video. Thank you for watching!
Came out nice! Mine is almost identical except 40' long and two tone walls. Very nice quality buildings for sure!
Awesome! So nice to have one!
Thanks for posting this, this is same building I'm having built here in Ohio. I'll be adding insulation to keep my two classic cars. I'm subscribing, good channel. Thanks again.
Great. Good luck. Wish I had some classics like you. Thanks for subscribing!
hi there. i am surprised the guys did not take a few inches of the top soil off, then put crushed gravel down before the cement. i hope the floor doesnt settle over time. very nice garage
Thank you. So far so good!
Nice, getting my 24x30 done here in a week or so.
Awesome. They are so nice to have!
The music reminds me of playing Sonic
That is about the size I would like to have with just dirt floor
Great job!
Thank you!
Great video! I am looking to build a new shop pretty much the same size so it was interesting to see you with your boat and other items in the shop. Gave me a better feel if I might need to increase my size a little. I have an existing metal building with a half slab for a motor home ( not sure why my Dad didn't pour a full slab, cost I guess but a big mistake ) and the quality is not near as nice as yours. I was thinking about disassembling and putting up a post and beam garage but after watching this I may go with another metal building. Definitely cheaper with the lumber shortage and outrageous prices.
Good Luck! Thanks for watching!
Great looking shop! I really like the two-tone gray with the black, looks sharp! The doors don't look to out of place but having an option on the color would of been nice....
Best regards - J
Thank you for watching!
Nice Job Looks Great
Thank you! Cheers!
Dam fine job.
Thank you for the kind words!
Aren't they supposed to start from the bottom on the sides so that the walls don't leak water during rain?
They tucked the pieces under each other. Maybe it was easier for them this way. You’re right though but in this case we are still good.
@@littleaboutalot7478 no because it has a piece of trim where the roof meets the wall so you can start anywhere l build these for a long time now we starting our new business building sales.
@Karl Ford they did the side walls first?
nice icebox. damn good luck keeping that warm
He in Texas don’t need insulation
Not as difficult as you may think.
so did you have 6 inches all around the slab ,or just the sides? nice build ,
the perimeter was thicker approx. 6 in as well as a concrete "beam" which was about 8 inches down the middle.
I am working with Cardinal/Safeguard as well. How happy are you with the roll up door quality? When closed, is the seal good enough to keep stuff out? I'm getting advice from multiple folks to go with panel high rise tracks as a better option.
The doors keep stuff like bugs and leaves out. Water can seep through. The doors haven’t caused me any issues in the past couple years. Install with those guys was great. Of course they have many installers across the country but I’m happy with my purchase through them. Good luck.
Ok, so you have had your building for a little over a year now. Is there anything you would change about it? I'm looking at a 24x36x14 and haven't pulled the trigger yet.
I wouldn’t change anything. Maybe make it bigger! Lol. It’s has been awesome for many things and I am so glad that we had it built.
Thank you for sharing! Glad to see your video is getting some views, it’s very helpful!
Question: the websites I’m seeing seem to have 9’ walls (and around 12’ peak) as standard; if it’s just for storage, did you have something in mind as to why you got the taller walls? I couldn’t think of anything that would need height but I’m wondering what I’m missing. I’m using mine as a workshop and some storage.
Thanks for watching! I had higher walls and doors because if I was to have a t-top on my boat it wouldn't fit with regular 8' doors. Also, this might be storage for a RV which would be too tall for the regular doors. Nothing special besides that. Once you build it...that's what you get...
Hi, just found your chanel watched Metal Building 24\ 36 ,great video. Wonder if you could advise me what direction I need to go. I have prepared an acre of land with well and septic ,had an agreement for a 2016 mobile home of course it fell thru. My question is ,can I have a metal building for a rental dwelling.
Well you could turn it into a barndominium but it really comes down to your local regulations. Whether or not it is legal to do and how you set up the property for a rental resident. A metal building can be a great start but I really can't give advice on it becoming a rental. Thanks for watching.
Now that you’ve had this for a few years would you do anything different.
Bigger the better. Lol. No not really. It was a definite to get the biggest doors you can because you never know what you will need them for. Thanks for watching!
Do you remember the color choices you made ? Primarily what color is the roof it hard to tell with the angle. It looks Amazing Great Job.
If I remember correctly sides were Quaker Gray, Roof is Pewter Gray and the trim was black.
Thanks for watching!
Have you had any issues with the building not being insulated?
Specific issues? No mold or anything like that. All the equipment inside the shop stays dry without any issues.
looks awesome!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Nice building
Thank you.
Sweet. Have you had any problems or concerns with interal moisture ? Is the roof or peak vented in any way to help the building breathe ?
The peak is vented but does have some “dead” air in the shop. I’ve thought about putting an air circulator in the back wall but there is not a big issue after almost 2 years of having the shop. Thanks for watching!
I'm looking to build one of these for a one-man car detailing shop. Hard to tell how much room in there, if I had 2 vehicles at a time..from a video! Cars and equipment(compressor, carts, etc.), would you say it's big enough?
This is a 24ft x 36ft building. You can compare it to a normal sized garage to get a feeling of how much more room you would have. 2 Cars you would have plenty of space and depends on where you put your roll-up doors. If you put them on the long side you would have more room to the sides with the equipment of to the side. If you put the doors like I have then you would have room in the front and rear of the vehicles. I store my boat and a trailer in there so I wanted the length. I can put a 24ft boat in there with room to walk around. Thanks for watching!
How long from Starr to finish on the crew putting up the building
They were here for 14 hours. One day and done.
Is it possible to get powered roll up doors? Considering something like this for my main garage, would be annoying to manually open/close them when I come and go though.
Thanks for watching. You can buy motors for them..just need power I believe.
Who put it up for u and done the slab
I hired a local company for the Slab and Safeguard Metal Buildings put up the metal shop. Thanks for watching!
So, how much was the building itself?
Building was 10 grand. Concrete,electrical, and plumbing were all separate. Thanks for watching.
What was the price for the building vs the concrete slab? I saw the quick prices listed, but wasn't what was what. Been interested in doing this myself, but wasn't should what I could actually expect with pricing.
The slab was $5500. They had to bring in a bunch of dirt and poured a trench down the middle. Ended up being about a truck and a half of concrete. The shop was $9500 ish. and then whatever electric and water needs you need. Thanks for watching.
@@littleaboutalot7478 20 thousand to have it nicely appointed, I would say !!
@@littleaboutalot7478 Do those costs represent materials and labor? Nice shop!
Where are you located? I’m in SE Louisiana and I’m looking to build a 24x40x12. Did you or the contractors pull the permits for concrete foundation? Does the structure meet code? I’m trying to budget mine around $20k too. Thanks in advance.
How tall are the side walls? I’m about to have one built and was going with 12’ sides so i can have a 10x10’ door. Thinking it will be nearly identical to yours except a single roll up
I have 11ft sides. Definitely want something taller than your doors...so 12 would work fine. Thanks for watching!
@@littleaboutalot7478 thanks for the quick response!
No rebar or steel mesh in the concrete?
16in spaced 3/8” rebar in the concrete. Might be hard to tell but it is definitely there. Thanks for watching.
I like it
Thank you!
Did you mention why you poured the slab with no footings?
There are no piers footings but the outside perimeter is a minimum of 9 in to 18 thick with a 8in×12 in "footing" down the middle long ways. I don't plan on putting heavy vehicles or equipment in it. Thanks for watching.
Why were the critical costing numbers TOTALLY out of focus and shown for 10 secs inside a 15 minute video?
What was the white substance spread before the concrete?
Lime. It's used to dry up the soil.
What metal materials did you use for the framing? Is this a Versa-Tube package?
You could probably compare it to a versa tube kit. I upgraded a lot of things regarding thickness, height, vertical roofing, frame bolt down for high wind rating, etc. I didn't buy it from versa tube, I believe the material and building I went with is stronger than what you would buy a kit online for. Thanks for watching.
Can you share draw or some things? I want to make one same in video?
I don't have any drawings for the building. You can use many websites to draw out what you want. I bought this shop through a company so I had no input on how it was constructed.
What’s the name of that grey?
If I remember correctly sides were Quaker Gray, Roof is Pewter Gray and the trim was black.
Very nice do you recommend getting it insulated?
Really depends on what you plan on doing with the space. It doesn't bother me that it isin't insulated. It's hot in the summer and cold in the winter but it is only used for storage.
I would say depends on where the building is located, how much you will use it, what it will be used for. There are some different cost effective ways to insulate IF you are handy.
I have the same size building on order now. Are the 6, 8 foot lights enough light ?
Yes. It's enough light. Guess it depends on what you are doing in your shop but I like lots of light and this works for me. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for getting back with me. I have been looking at the same light on Amazon. I'll be doing wood work and small projects. I didn't know if 6 of those would be enough. I was looking at the 10 pack. My slab is in just waiting for the building. Thanks
The 6 fit perfectly running long ways. You could always add some directional lighting if needed in spots.
bro, you can never have too much light. get ten. have led spots and portable worklights..
Thanks for the advice. Helps a lot.
what was overall price?
10k for the shop. 5500 for the slab. Electric and water 1500.
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Name of the company that you used brother?
I believe the website was Cardinal Carports. They got me the quote and sent my stuff to Safeguard Metal Buildings. I did pretty much everything online and they sub-contracting the actual work. Was super easy.
@@littleaboutalot7478 Thanks alot!!
Do you have a link where I can look at this to purchase?
www.cardinalcarports.com/
Do you have any issues with condensation?
No issues with condensation. However, it will get everything dirty with time because of all the air leaks. If it is really wet outside for a long period of time some mold can be seen on certain foam materials as they collect the moisture. I'm thinking of adding an exhaust fan to help with this.
@@littleaboutalot7478 Good to know!
Hey, thanks for the quick reply! I'll check out more of your vids. Im a "little about a lot" guy too! And learn a lot from TH-cam, Haha! Thank for posting your knowledge!
could you do a cost breakdown of everything?
10 grand for the metal building.
6 grand for the concrete
DIY - electrical and plumbing ($750)
$500 for the rock
@@littleaboutalot7478 What area of the country and the 10K included the installation by the company? Which was??
What size of pole ?
Not sure what pole you are referring too. Please be more specific. Thank you.
What is the name of the building or company
Cardinal Carports
Are you going to insulate it
No plans to insulate at this time.
Where did you purchase from
I believe the website was Cardinal Carports. They got me the quote and sent my stuff to Safeguard Metal Buildings. I did pretty much everything online and they sub-contracting the actual work. Was super easy.
How tall are the walls?
11 ft walls. 10x10 roll up doors.
What company is this?
Cardinal Carports
how thick is your concrete bud ?
Most is 4 in. I have a concrete “beam” in the middle and the edges are 6 to 16 in thick because of the grade.
@@littleaboutalot7478 getting my prep work with concrete done April 20 then 30x46x12 I'm so excited, going to steel your color, gray siding, black trim and I cant tell what color is your roof?
@@littlebitofeverything652 That's awesome. I couldn't imagine not having one at this point. The roof is a lighter color of gray. Thanks for watching.
I have to put my phone on mute and watch this video does anyone here like fast forward ⏩ annoying 🔊 than you talking music videos? You could have explain what is going on in this video and not fast forwarding it
I agree. It was one of my first videos.. You live you learn. Thanks for watching!
How much????
Slab - $5500
Metal Building - $9800
Electric and Plumbing DIY - $1500
@@littleaboutalot7478 very cool , thanks !!
I'm going to have one built, but they want 9600 with tax and installation.....
24x26 .. i want bigger than this though .....
Narration would have been really insightful
24 feet.... that leaves two feet at each end of my 1976 mercury cougar..... dont get me wrong, its a beut of a shop but....
Its 24ft wide. 36ft long. I use it long ways for my stuff. If you were to use the 24ft to put say 3 cars in it, it would be tight, otherwise 36 is plenty long for any vehicle. Thanks for watching.
@@littleaboutalot7478 oh... right, haddnt thought of that. most houses these days have short garages. mine wont fit my toyota pickup!!
@@Couchlover47 24 feet. a true land yacht!... fuckin thing would plow through a modern shitbox like a tank round!
I appreciate the music choices...not the standard hyper irritating c#*p repeated endlessly.
Thank you, I try!
Thought you were going to give a breakdown. Guess you forgot. Thanks for waisting my time.
And you ve paid for this shit work ?