Steel Garage Project Underway

[Family Man]

It is 24x30 steel framed with 2- 10’x10’ roll-up doors and 12’ sides w/ a 15’ peak. The plan is to add a roof connecting the two buildings and to park the travel trailer under it. The right side of the larger building will be used as a workshop area with a storage loft in the back. The left side will be used for storage for now and to park the future boat. The 12x30 shed to the left is our work-out area. It is insulated,carpeted and dry-walled.
I will post more pictures as the project takes form.
Next step is electric and Epoxy Seal Floor.
Any ideas as I go along are much appreciated!

Pictures Here--->
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/album.php?albumid=1754

 

[cajunfirehawk]

Wondering who you used for your build, looks very nice. What did just the building set you back, not including the slab? I looked at carport.com for a 20x26x10 but I went vertical panels on my siding and roof w/2 8x10 garage doors, 1 walk in and 3 windows and it was right @ $7k installed not including the slab, I know a lot on this forum don't like these types of buildings but for us on a budget feeding many mouths, these types of low end buildings work great for the utilitarian type storeage like mowers, lawn equipment, boats,etc.
Keep the pics coming!

 

[Family Man]

Thanks! I used TNT Metal Buildings. The total cost without the slab (plus tax) was $7,867. I was very pleased with them. The communication over the phone was very good and they showed up when they said they would. Now adays that says alot! I realize it isn't a top of the line steel framed structure, but I don't plan on living in it, and considering what I need it for, it should do just fine.

 

[Prochargedta]

Very nice! looks just like my 24x 26.

 

[RazrRebel]

Hey family man Iwas thinking about the same building. Do you have any new pics, wiring, insulation? I'm going for a 24 x 30 and was really looking for feedback on this type of building.

 

[Family Man]

The plan is to have the electrical finished up this week. Then to start on the floor. I will post some pics of the electrical here. -->http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2062960#post2062960
and in my album here-->http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/album.php?albumid=1754

 

[Family Man]

Pictures of the electrical added today!

 

[RazrRebel]

Thanks Family Man. This building is what I'm going for.

 

[Family Man]

Thanks Family Man. This building is what I'm going for.

Good luck with your building Razr. So far I have been very pleased and am glad I chose this type of building. If you have any other questions you can PM me.

 

[DoyleDee]

Looks like a nice shop! I thought about those (my neighbor's dad has one-a 20x20), but I think he sunk around 17k with concrete in his.... I have about 6k in mine including concrete.