His & Her Buildings

[Oiltech]

Live in S La and about to start two separate buildings:

His 50'W x 150'L with 30'x50' lean to. The building will have 26gauge sheeting on roof and walls, columns will be 6"x1/4" steel tubing, roof beams are 12". Wall purlings are on 4' centers including one on bottom. This makes it nice and easy for sheathing with 4'x8' plywood. There is no wasted wall space as purlings and square tubes are all 6". The side wall height is 16'. The slab will be 4" 3000PSI with #6 mesh, 24"x24" footings with rebar. All structural components are designed for 120 mph hurricane wind loads. I plan for a slick finish on the concrete for ease of cleaning..


Hers will be 50'x50' w/ 20'x50 lean to with 10' side walls, same design as above.


Let's hear your comments, suggestions and concerns

 

[Scooter78]

Can't wait to see them go up!

Good Luck
Scooter

 

[Complete Turf Care]

Sounds like both are very nice buildings. Where in South Louisiana are you? I'm near Lafayette.

 

[ustmd]

After 22 years of marriage, my experience is that the tittle of this thread should be "Her Building & His Building until she decides she needs the space"

 

[Oiltech]

Sounds like both are very nice buildings. Where in South Louisiana are you? I'm near Lafayette.

New Iberia

 

[Oiltech]

After 22 years of marriage, my experience is that the tittle of this thread should be "Her Building & His Building until she decides she needs the space"

She knows what lines she can and cannot cross

 

[Complete Turf Care]

New Iberia

Rayne

 

[EddieWalker]

Does she have her own tractor too? what is she going to use her building for?

Eddie

 

[bigtiller]

With a building that size, the concrete floor should be thicker. 4 inch thick concrete works best for sidewalks.

 

[Oiltech]

Does she have her own tractor too? what is she going to use her building for?

Eddie

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