Detailed Building Features and Cost Analysis
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Biggest CARPORT BUILDING I'VE EVER SEEN!! Will it hold up?? Hmmm
What happens here
The presenter and Tony (the owner) provide specific details about the building's dimensions: 84 feet wide by 55 feet long, with two 12-foot by 55-foot lean-tos. The construction type is described as a 'skeleton square tubing building' with welded trusses, designed to withstand high winds (150 mph). The exterior features vertical metal siding, which costs more than horizontal siding. Inside, the wall panels are screwed onto 4-foot on-center steel supports. The presenter notes that the outer walls and roof will be insulated with spray foam. He expresses concerns about the door's threshold being a tripping hazard and the use of economy-type foam-filled plastic doors (like a mobile home door). A generator is briefly visible in one of the lean-tos, but no discussion occurs regarding its enclosure or sound attenuation. The estimated cost for the building structure before insulation, electrical, or plumbing is approximately $200,000, equating to about $10 per square foot for the concrete. Tony also had to provide a man lift, which is an additional cost for the building's erection.
Goal: Explain the building's structural details, materials, and associated costs
Tools and materials
- JLG Telehandler / Man Lift
- Concrete
- Metal Siding
- Spray Foam Insulation
- Steel Square Tubing
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