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Yes.... I have foundation pricing between $28-35K. Definitely adds up!

He's not a member of this board... but I have a pal that is a licensed master electrician here in Allen. Be happy to give you his info if you'd like :)

Living quarters will be pretty much permanent.... Even though I will possibly build a home on the property later, the living space would still be used. The plan would be to build the 2 interior spaces separately (as mentioned) from the primary 50x100 building structure (other then exterior...

Yea, thanks... Funny you mention SIPs, have been looking and found something pretty nice vs most SIPs - http://www.thermocore.com/compare-to-eps-panels.php

Thanks... yes, fun stuff :) TonkaJoe: Can definately do a print that size you for. I would suggest doing it on our laminated low tac air release vinyl. You could then apply it to a substrate of your choice, such as coroplast, ultraboard, PVC, even painted wood. Then apply it as you wish to...

Old thread yes... but we still do a lot of this, and would be happy to do more for GJ members :)

Any other feedback out there? :)

Yea, that's what I assumed.... just curious how you would field install windows without those supports. Recommended method to do it, etc.

Anyone else?

Interesting.... the buildings I've seen have had no 2x4's. And some have had steel beams to support the windows. That why I thought there would be issues.

Hey all you metal building builders :thumbup: Was curious how easy it is to add windows or doors to a metal building structure... Trying to figure out if I have to decide exactly what windows I want to use before putting up the building, or if I can add some of them later. Thanks for any...

Let me expand my plans..... One side of the building, I plan on dedicating 50x25 to living space. The middle section would be a 50x50 shop/warehouse space. The other side would have a 50x25 office space. Currently plan on doing 9' ceiling on the office area, and decking the top side of the...

Nice! Similar boat up here in the N. Dallas area. Looking at building a 50x100x16 a little further out. Found 16 acres, but haven't acted on it just yet. Trying to figure out the most cost effective way to build out the 50x100. Leaning toward a building similar to yours (metal, fully...

So you are recommended steel in your mind then?

So... looking for feedback on the most cost effective and efficient building method for a 50x100 shop (leaning toward 16' tall). Tilt wall is too pricey, so leaning toward metal building. However, insulating it properly, etc is adding up a lot. Curious about comparing to stick building...

Nice... I'm not too far either. Live in Allen, my office/shop is in Plano (near Ave K/Plano Pkwy). I own a wide format printing/sign company too :) Glad you are getting things under way!

Re: 60x100x18 - My dream coming true in the PNW. Nice! :thumbup:

Welcome fellow "local" :)

Yup... a cabinet wrap is a great way to customize your space. We do them as well.

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