Cool build Mr. Cortina. I love seeing a that contractor with OCD can still make a living. It's tough to make profit when everything has to be perfect. You have obviously got a well groomed team working for you. You are a very unordinary business man in the construction business.
I'm actually going to build a home soon. Someone told me about these "barndominiums" Now I don't know if I should do a conventional home or a barndominium. Still researching...
If I had the mean right now I'd would call you right now, and have him build me one . I don't even need that much room. It's just the fact that you put that much detail and care in your work.
I like that you weld the truss to the beam. suggestion, cut the truss half depth and weld to beam with half welded to beam face and half welded to beam top creating a saddle fit making it stronger for lateral, horizontal, force. Plate top of beam for welding half truss to.
I am interested in your support system. Can you show the plate that is embedded into the concrete to where you weld the post? On your pipe post do you use A53 or A106?
Another awesome video! That was a great safety lesson about NOT walking over anything that is covering up a potentially hazardous situation. One question: are your steel buildings designed by structural engineers? I know a lot of steel building companies sell their buildings either engineered or not, but charge more for the engineered versions. Already looking forward to your next video!! Good job Daniel!!
Do you always use 4” shc 40 pipe on all your builds? Have you tried 4”X4 “square tube instead or is pipe better? Also what degree are you cutting the trusses?
I love your attention to detail brother, but I see on your website that you don’t service north Texas. (Denton county) Would you come north for a job in the future? If not, do you have anyone you would recommend?
May we know please about how much is invested from the end user on this project? I'm not asking for the exact number just an idea. Thanks for your time and effort.
My husband and I are currently binge watching your videos. We have two questions: 1) what camera are you using? It has some awesome high def resolution! 2) why do you use round pipe instead of square? Just curious why.
Sony A7RIII and Sony A7III. This one was shot with A7III We believe round make home stronger because we cope purlin around the pipe. It probably doesn’t matter though. We may use square tubing in the future. Not sure at this point.
@@TexasBarndominiums Likely round vs. square might be a visual item depending on the look a building will present. If there's not that much engineering difference, then the material could boil down to how it's going to match up with the rest of the architecture, maybe.
Hello. I have been watching alot of your Barndominium videos and want to thank you so much for all the good information you share! We live in South Carolina and are wanting to build a Barndo next year. I have noticed on some of your builds the outside metal sheeting is on already prior to any framing inside and then you mention to foam this (on the inside of course). On other videos I see you using the Zip sheating system on the outside then foaming inside. Is it customer preference that drives this? We just want to do the right thing when we build! BTW, do you build in SC? :)
That's a big Barndo. You mentioned Internet/WiFi...what internet service are folks using in that location? It appears there's miles and miles between civilization?
I like the cardboard theory, I work in construction building 4 story building. I know the cardboard thing is common sense, but at the same time it also isnt and being on the job we can become lazy and like you said, younjust never know what's being protected or cover under any cardboard, sheat of wood or tarps.
Hi podrias ablar mas sobre medidas y porque esas medidas Estimados en costos no tienes Que ser exactos solo para tener mejor idea Donde consigo el material mucho mas details por favor gracias
Hello and greetings. I would like to thank you for recording such videos, which help people like me a lot. I have a request from you. My request is that you help me to build the halls I want. My hall has an opening of 30 meters, but without the middle column at a height of 6 meters. I want to know with what size H beam I can build these halls. I will build it. Of course, if the opening is 30 meters, it will answer. If it doesn't answer, I can make the opening of the shed up to 23 meters. I am waiting for your correct answer. I thank you again for your help. I wish you a good day
Not to be a "Negative Nancy", but there isn't a single person in this video wearing the proper PPE. No one tied off in the lifts, no one wearing hard hats or high visibility vests/shirts. Don't get me wrong I really enjoy seeing the cool designs and amazing attention to detail, but is PPE not a requirement? Again love your Barndos!
shaverjv1105 tying off in a lift is stupid, high vis is unnecessary on this size site. Hard hats are good and necessary, as is eye and ear protection. To be fair, the welding hood is eye protection, and no one is doing enough grinding or cutting to be over the length of exposure to cause damage.
I hope your liability insurance is paid up and your workers comp is too...If you haven't had a worker die on your job, you will...no PPE's, no fall protection for workers in scissor lifts, no dust mask...the list goes on and on...
I'm the same way about being cautious around job sites. It drives me nuts to see debris left by yahoos. It's inconsiderate, lazy unprofessional and dangerous. I will run you off my site.
I'm 92 years old. As your new sub and fan I give you thumbs up. Wishing your family well. Remember safety first and money second.
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
Eric, your work and attention to detail impresses me so much. You take PRIDE in your work and it shows!!
Thank you.
My husband and I watch your show. Very informative AND very entertaining!
Thank you
Cool build Mr. Cortina. I love seeing a that contractor with OCD can still make a living. It's tough to make profit when everything has to be perfect. You have obviously got a well groomed team working for you. You are a very unordinary business man in the construction business.
Thank you
I'm impressed, welding all around those I beams must make the building incredibly strong.
Thank you
Best part of waking up is Texas Barndo in my cup
Thank you
I'm actually going to build a home soon. Someone told me about these "barndominiums" Now I don't know if I should do a conventional home or a barndominium. Still researching...
If I had the mean right now I'd would call you right now, and have him build me one . I don't even need that much room. It's just the fact that you put that much detail and care in your work.
I like that you weld the truss to the beam. suggestion, cut the truss half depth and weld to beam with half welded to beam face and half welded to beam top creating a saddle fit making it stronger for lateral, horizontal, force. Plate top of beam for welding half truss to.
Love everything y’all do wish I could work for y’all keep up the good work
Thank you
Eric, I wish you were in east Texas, I’m in need of a new barndo.
Call Ready Fab Construction. I'm lead welder and we do metal buildings and barndo's
Fabulous build!
Thank you
I am interested in your support system. Can you show the plate that is embedded into the concrete to where you weld the post? On your pipe post do you use A53 or A106?
I’m glad I found this channel 👍
Another awesome video! That was a great safety lesson about NOT walking over anything that is covering up a potentially hazardous situation. One question: are your steel buildings designed by structural engineers? I know a lot of steel building companies sell their buildings either engineered or not, but charge more for the engineered versions. Already looking forward to your next video!! Good job Daniel!!
Ours aren’t because they are custom built, so we would have to engineer every single one. It would get costly.
So we just over build them instead. 😁
Do you always use 4” shc 40 pipe on all your builds? Have you tried 4”X4 “square tube instead or is pipe better? Also what degree are you cutting the trusses?
can you get that man some PPE, its driving me crazy watching him grind concrete with no mask, or goggles or ear plugs.
Thank you. Being a safety guy it's killing me
where you been man, we miss your videos!
Great detail on the pole to truss connection. Why not use square tubing versus pipe?
Thank you.
We use square tuning on the porches.
These are the vids that keep me looking. Thanks
Thank you
I enjoy your videos thank you..............nice work
Thank you
Did you work with somebody doing this to get experience or did you decide to specialize in this after some other experience.
Enjoyed the vlog update. 👍👍
Thank you
Nice eric an Daniel
I love your attention to detail brother, but I see on your website that you don’t service north Texas. (Denton county) Would you come north for a job in the future? If not, do you have anyone you would recommend?
Erik, so how does the cable company run the cable to the barndo? And how you run it through the house?
May we know please about how much is invested from the end user on this project? I'm not asking for the exact number just an idea. Thanks for your time and effort.
It depends on size and options. Our homes are custom built, so it varies a lot.
That I beam to post connection is 👌👌👌
Can you advise how we can find someone with your standards in Jacksonville, FL? We are considering 75x125.
What anchor plates are you using in the concrete and how are you setting them up
Do you have any videos when you blast The slabs?
Great video!
17K Subs, Good Job Eric!
Thank you. Daniel has been huge help.
My husband and I are currently binge watching your videos. We have two questions:
1) what camera are you using? It has some awesome high def resolution!
2) why do you use round pipe instead of square? Just curious why.
Sony A7RIII and Sony A7III. This one was shot with A7III
We believe round make home stronger because we cope purlin around the pipe. It probably doesn’t matter though. We may use square tubing in the future. Not sure at this point.
@@TexasBarndominiums Likely round vs. square might be a visual item depending on the look a building will present. If there's not that much engineering difference, then the material could boil down to how it's going to match up with the rest of the architecture, maybe.
Hello. I have been watching alot of your Barndominium videos and want to thank you so much for all the good information you share! We live in South Carolina and are wanting to build a Barndo next year. I have noticed on some of your builds the outside metal sheeting is on already prior to any framing inside and then you mention to foam this (on the inside of course). On other videos I see you using the Zip sheating system on the outside then foaming inside. Is it customer preference that drives this? We just want to do the right thing when we build! BTW, do you build in SC? :)
We use zip wall if we will have conventional siding outside. If metal, then we attach to wall girts.
Texas Barndominiums Thank you! That makes perfect sense.
What is good gage for patio. Cover. 14 or 11 gage or 1/8
That's a big Barndo. You mentioned Internet/WiFi...what internet service are folks using in that location? It appears there's miles and miles between civilization?
I see that you finish the concrete edge but do you seal the edge?
Safety glasses!
What was total cost material and labor please.
Wish you were in Cali..do you refere any company's out here?
Don’t know anyone out there. Sorry.
What size I beams is that?
How do you get the pitch for the roof
Hello I have question on hang over soffit
Whats the dimensions of barndo 214 just buildings not overhangs
LOVE IT BRO!
Are you going to put the two story plans up on your website?
What is your usual price per square foot?
Do you have more videos on this barndo?
Never mind, I found them
What part of Texas y’all from ?
Floresville
I like the cardboard theory, I work in construction building 4 story building. I know the cardboard thing is common sense, but at the same time it also isnt and being on the job we can become lazy and like you said, younjust never know what's being protected or cover under any cardboard, sheat of wood or tarps.
I want to touch up the sides of my patio with that “plaster.” What exactly is that.
Hi podrias ablar mas sobre medidas y porque esas medidas
Estimados en costos no tienes Que ser exactos solo para tener mejor idea
Donde consigo el material mucho mas details por favor gracias
Hello and greetings. I would like to thank you for recording such videos, which help people like me a lot. I have a request from you. My request is that you help me to build the halls I want. My hall has an opening of 30 meters, but without the middle column at a height of 6 meters. I want to know with what size H beam I can build these halls. I will build it. Of course, if the opening is 30 meters, it will answer. If it doesn't answer, I can make the opening of the shed up to 23 meters. I am waiting for your correct answer. I thank you again for your help. I wish you a good day
Sir you are the real deal thank you! MAGA!!!
Thank you.
ya'll should try Ponchos Buffet for lunch. I heard it was excellent
Lol
why use 4 1/2 in pipe for posts? we usually use i beam. is it better?
Hard to hide the I-Beams in the walls when framing.
I'm currently building a barndo right now in farmersville tx and we use 4×4 square tubing with 1/4" wall thickness. What is your opinion on that?
We use that too on porches. It works well.
Not to be a "Negative Nancy", but there isn't a single person in this video wearing the proper PPE. No one tied off in the lifts, no one wearing hard hats or high visibility vests/shirts. Don't get me wrong I really enjoy seeing the cool designs and amazing attention to detail, but is PPE not a requirement? Again love your Barndos!
shaverjv1105 tying off in a lift is stupid, high vis is unnecessary on this size site. Hard hats are good and necessary, as is eye and ear protection. To be fair, the welding hood is eye protection, and no one is doing enough grinding or cutting to be over the length of exposure to cause damage.
Wheres ur hard hat bossman
Snow load?
Snow, what is that. 😁
Do it right the first time and never have to worry about it again.
Did Daniel walk over the cardboard even after you explained the reason why you shouldn't? It sure looked like it. Lol
Lol, I picked it up and tossed it further away. So no, he didn’t, but probably would have. 😁
PONTE UN PINCHE CASCO JEFE
I hope your liability insurance is paid up and your workers comp is too...If you haven't had a worker die on your job, you will...no PPE's, no fall protection for workers in scissor lifts, no dust mask...the list goes on and on...
Don't you guys believe in saw horses
I believe in them. 🤷♂️
I'm the same way about being cautious around job sites. It drives me nuts to see debris left by yahoos. It's inconsiderate, lazy unprofessional and dangerous. I will run you off my site.