[AT] Metal building

[charlie hill]

Ron I don't know of that manufacturer.  That doesn't mean a thing.
What does matter is talking to someone who has erected one of their 
buildings.  Some buildings go together really easy.  Others have holes in 
the wrong places or no holes where they should be or bad drawings, etc.  If 
you can't erect it, it isn't much good to you.   If you have to modify it or 
struggle with it your  labor costs will eat up your material savings pretty 
quick.

Also, make sure the building they are supplying meets your local building 
codes, wind and snow loads and make sure they have an engineers stamp on the 
drawings from an engineer licensed in your state (CA in your case).

Just some things to think about.

Charlie
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Subject: [AT] Metal building


> Hi all.
> I have a guy at Curvico Steel Structures trying to sell me a metal
> building.  30' wide and 36' long, 16' tall with a 12'x12' open door in
> one end, solid other end.  I supply the door.  They are in Mc Kees Rocks
> PA. 15136.  They want $10,581 delivered to my door here in CA.  Sounds
> like a good deal, anyone heard of this company?
> Thanks
> Ron Haskell
> rdhaskell at juno.com
> Riverside, California
> USA
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