[AT] Metal building

[charlie hill]

One more thing to consider.  If the building you want requires that you pour 
a concrete foudation with a trench or groove for the panel joints or if it 
requires that you put anchor bolts in the concrete,  ALL of those 
requirements MUST be dead square, straight and the distances have to be 
really close.  Otherwise you will have a hard to near impossible task 
setting the building up.  (this is assuming you are talking about one of the 
arch or q-hut type buildings on the web sites I linked).

Charlie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jerry Rhodes" <jlrhod at alltel.net>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 11:01 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] Metal building


> Ron, Charles is right, an ask for the names and phone #s for a couple 
> customures in your area or in NW Ohio an we will check them out for you. 
> The name rings a bell but can not remenber from what, they are just NW of 
> Pittsburgh PA, if you have a phone # I can try and check them out for 
> around here, good luck
> Jerry NW Ohio
>
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>> 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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>> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 7:11 PM
>> Subject: [AT] Metal building
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>>
>>> 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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