Mueller metal buildings
I have a mueller in my town. They are preengineered buildings requiring a specially constructed slab with J hook stud anchors so the beams can be bolted down. The slab cost alone for one of these was cost prohibitive for me, plus if i wanted to move any of the openings around differently than their "engineered drawings" it would have cost me even more. In the end i had mine stick built on site to my dimensions. Its a pole barn. 4" sq tubes form the supports. These are concreted 3' in the ground. Then the rest of the building was framed out, insulated and sheetmetaled. The garage door approach and personnal door threshhold were both framed out afterwards, and the slab poured last. 6" thick reinforced using the steel sidewalls as a permanent form for the rest.
Building is 27' deep ×31' wide. 18' roll up door with personnel door on the same side. Its made to fit my needs with the openings where i need them, not in a spot where a manufacturer says it has to be. This is what you can do with stick built steel.
A buddy of mine went with a pre engineered 24x24 mueller. His 10" roll up door is dead center. And the slab cost him a fortune. Also Kinda hard to fit 2 cars in there that way. If interested in the builder who did my building, as well as a metal roof and killer 25x25 carport PM me. He is in the Abilene, Clyde area, but may be willing to travel to FT Worth area.
I have a mueller in my town. They are preengineered buildings requiring a specially constructed slab with J hook stud anchors so the beams can be bolted down. The slab cost alone for one of these was cost prohibitive for me, plus if i wanted to move any of the openings around differently than their "engineered drawings" it would have cost me even more. In the end i had mine stick built on site to my dimensions. Its a pole barn. 4" sq tubes form the supports. These are concreted 3' in the ground. Then the rest of the building was framed out, insulated and sheetmetaled. The garage door approach and personnal door threshhold were both framed out afterwards, and the slab poured last. 6" thick reinforced using the steel sidewalls as a permanent form for the rest.
Building is 27' deep ×31' wide. 18' roll up door with personnel door on the same side. Its made to fit my needs with the openings where i need them, not in a spot where a manufacturer says it has to be. This is what you can do with stick built steel.
A buddy of mine went with a pre engineered 24x24 mueller. His 10" roll up door is dead center. And the slab cost him a fortune. Also Kinda hard to fit 2 cars in there that way. If interested in the builder who did my building, as well as a metal roof and killer 25x25 carport PM me. He is in the Abilene, Clyde area, but may be willing to travel to FT Worth area.
