Posted by mark1955 on June 10, 2020 at 10:45:39 from (208.84.23.221):
In Reply to: car ports posted by ratface on June 09, 2020 at 09:14:59:
I bought a metal garage building from American steel co, four years ago, love it, (not big enough though, ha ha). 24 x 26, not a very big space to cover but already had a pad there. the cost to build a regular steel I-beam building was, over twice the cost of the carport buildings. mine was 6200, here in west Texas, I have it filled up. the 12 gage is the frame work steel tube, better than the 14 gage. can rust out on the ground side easier, using the thinner gage metal. get the sides, and have them fill in the top ridge of building, with some kind of insulation, to prevent leaking , I hate to look at the ridge line in side and see day light, they did insulate it at time of building it, 6 hrs build time. add more bracing if possible, mark 55
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