Impressive and you explained everything perfectly-THANK YOU!

Great ideas. Usually only see this ingenuity in my own welding/fabrication profession. Thats basically how I enclosed mine but with a garage door instead. Great job! Thinking ahead👍👍👍

Looks great man. I was having a hard time considering closing in a car port until now!

Did something similar to this 10 years ago with a 19 by 20 carport I bought second hand off Craigslist. $300 for the carport, $600 for new sheet metal and 2” red steel square tube, $350 for an 7’ roll up door. Big mistake I made was not putting it on a slab. It was on a gravel floor like yours and everything grew mold including the interior panels and all my equipment. That would be my only suggested change. Nice job!

Nice, I bought a Carolina Carports bldg several years ago and closed it in also. Good Product.

Looks solid and pretty

I like the horizontal siding better. It looks more like house siding. Thanks for this informative video!

Great job looks very good, Now I want to do one

Very nice! That should work great for you! I have a carport to back my open trailer in work’s great 👍

I love it. Simple and functional. Hopefully will be borrowing some of these ideas here soon. You might think about putting a piece of tin a few inches into the gravel before adding more gravel. It would help keep the wind and critters out of your shed. Do like a 5 inch tall piece you can replace easily if it rusts.

Sweet now i know how I am making my shop. Thanks you just saved me 5k plus.

I did something similar. The biggest differences is I had the sides installed, then a concrete floor poured, then framed the ends with 2x4 attached by rivet nuts and bolts in the attachment points with the carport. Anchored the bottom with concrete anchors. Framed in a walk in door an a barn door that’s a similar design.

Very creative ! GRET Work !

Lot's of good ideas. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

Awesome! This is similar to what I what I do too! Thanks for the video!

Great video

The doors are great! I'm looking into removing a huge sliding door on my pole barn and looking for ideas! Thanks!

Thanks for the great ideas.

Great original work!

Nice space👍🏻 coming out good

Nice work.

Wow amazing

You are a Genius Bro

Looks good

Thank you for sharing

Not to be a downer but you should put double door on each end. I bought a property with one of these on it 20x50 with 15’ of it closed in with a 8’ garage door and a small window in the back. In the summer it was so hot I couldn’t stand to be in it for more than 5 minutes. Tore it down and put up a wood shop in place of it. But those shade trees should help. Course I live in South Texas where the summers can melt steel. Good job 👍

Very high quality.

This is exactly the video I was looking for it’s not the same as mine as mine an old carport that is wood structure that is solid and kinda like a mini pole barn that we used to use to cover a section of are dog kennel when we had coondogs and it’s concrete pad etc, but the roof slants all the same direction but we already closed the sides and I wanna frame it and put swinging doors on it so I can use it as a shop instead of kicking cars out of the garage to work on something or do motor swaps in

Well Done! Thanks for showing all your details. What did you use to paint some of your frames? I like that you have put HD bent rebar (#4's?) into the ground as hold-downs. Did you set them into conc. by chance or just hammer into ground? Was a permit required for this by chance? I was thinking of getting one of these myself but didn't want to have to deal with the headache of permitting. And, we do get lots of snow here in N.E. PA, so I would have to consider the perlins on mine (great suggestion Gene). To considerably strengthen you front door wall/frame, I would really suggest you put in a diagonal support brace (flat bar maybe?) from the bottom hinge corner to the opposite upper corner (on the inside of the frame) near the eave on each bay on either side of the doors to prevent the weight of the doors from racking those individual bays...maybe even a diagonal inside each door panel as well. Lastly, I would strongly recommend installing a light-gauge angle over the top seam of your doors (along the header) that you can put a slight outward/downward pitch to the bottom leg to help shed water (drip edge - at least a 1-1/2" bottom leg). This will make the doors last so much longer. Good luck!

Great job

Job well done

Seen many of these framed in with basic 2x4s

Looks really nice, thanks for sharing. My concern is issues of mold and rust due to moisture getting in through the gravel. Did you do anything to prevent this or has it not been an issue for you?

Very nice. I am going to use aluminum for the doors because of the weight. I wonder how oversized rivets would work instead of the framing bolts? Maybe easier to cover with the tin installation due to the bulging from the bolts sticking out.

Did you have problems with door/hinge swing clearance after installing siding? Those style of butt hinges with no swing away clearance to by pass finished wall thickness always cause interference. If the but/ Boss of the hinge is connected between the wall and door frame you can then extend the hinge knuckle outward for clearance of siding and the the door will open without pinching the wall. In this case the door will only one as far as the roof line drop interference allows and it will still not open to 90° without pinching if siding is not set back from hinge swing area.

Love it

Great job! Here is what I've always wondered about when doing this. Under high wind the lift that buildings are under caused by the difference between the inside high pressure under the roof, and the low pressure outside above the roof. This difference in pressure causes a lift against the buildings anchors to the ground. Just like an airplane gets its lift from the pressure difference between the areas above and under their wings and it's body. When closing in a building that pressure difference is greater since the building is now closed in and the high pressure inside cannot escape readily to equalize and abate the lift force. If additional hold downs/anchors aren't used the building runs the risk of wind lift and damage from the event. Thoughts. Am I crazy? Am I overkilling?

Good job

Nice

where did you find the square tubing shed kit you started with? All the ones I've found have round tubing.

How thick is the steel u used for door? Thank you! Got pix of finished doors?

"Deter a thief if I can as oppose to trying to catch"em after the fact " You said something.

you are doing a great job

I'm trying to box my carport in how many sheets of osb board will I need and 2x4 will I need? It's has a concrete floor and I want to box it my car saab in parked in it now how big it is plz give me a idea how many sheets and boards I need please and thank you

Why the roof like that? How the rain will flow? The roof will rusty if the water not flow correctly.

How are you sealing out the bottom to prevent critters and creatures from coming inside?

MOST BASE METAL CARPORT IS 4 FT. CENTER INSIDE , I DEAL FOR 4 X 8 INSULATOR BOARD FIX PERFECT

Nice video! Any update on the finished results?

Hope you’re going to paint that beast

Good Shit Mate

I wanna build something like this when I move to Florida but I'm worried about the hurricanes and tornadoes destroying it.

That's nice! Even though its' awhile ago.

How is it anchored to the ground

Would U direct me where to buy the garage, please

Looks good!!

Did you make a video with the finished product?

Will you paint the exterior once done

How tall the walls?

What size

If you can weld why didn't you weld it instead of self tappers?

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Where did you purchase it at?

Do you get a snow load? because in between every 5ft span with just 4 inches of snow you will have approx 1700 lbs of snow with 8 inches you will have approx 3400. ‘’About 7000 14000 lbs total.you will make that metal roof into a bathtub suggest you run some purlins in between and some cross ties. Or it will fold like a lawn chair if you don't get snow you should at least put cross bracing for wind sheer. don't take my word for it ask an engineer. I don't want to see all your hard work come down to good luck.

I have build carport garages for over 12 years l think l need to teach how to build those buildings step by step you are probably saving about 3k

probably should paint it before installing it.

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