Congratulations dude you turned a dream into reality it’s beautiful. I think many men have the dream of owning a building just like that.

I would of made a cellar inside.. Seems safest in there Keep on keeping on my friend...

Great looking Building Josh !

The build looks great! Just a heads up...Toby won't give you the time of day unless you want a huge building. The claim on this video that they service all these places is not true. We are less than 2 hrs from their facility and were told our business wasn't worth their time. I suppose if I had over 600K followers on YT I could draw their business.

Or the cost will scare them to death.😁

yep....numbers have been discussed in most of the mega shop vids leading up to this...when it's all said and done nearly at $300k just for the shell, windows and doors/concrete

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer nice man I must have not caught those videos. I may or may not watch these will driving back and forth to work 🤫

​@@StoneyRidgeFarmeryou said 5 roll up doors? was that part of the 300k? looks great btw. its obvious you got a whole team of professionals working on it and not a bunch of meth heads lol

also curious how much concrete did you use? pad thickness? footer depth? its a tall building for sure

You and me both!

Thanks so much!

Who did the foundation?

answer your phone! lol

these guys know what they're doing for sure my friend...it's bolted in several places..just didn't show it in the vid

Can't wait!

I agree Jason!!

thanks buddy

​@@StoneyRidgeFarmerJosh what is the actual colors of the mega shop?

Give us a call! Thanks

The ground snow is 15 psf at SRF.

U.S., is called Shopping Centers, or new Warehouses.

this is pretty darn flat my friend...however we do have drains in it

Shew...I may have to butcher my own cows...the local butcher shop is 1 year out!!!

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer same here weve got it set up for every year but we may not get in til late just because of how backed up they are.

not sure what a "non-starter" is....however seems you must know more than us...if not you wouldn't be commenting. Maybe explain what you mean since you seem to be an expert my friend....why does your opinion sway from the manufacturer?

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Your claim was that the exterior steel would have the same thermal expansion as the structural steel, and therefore the fasteners would remain secure, or something similar. Your building is built with insulation between the exterior materials and the structural materials, this will create different temperature zones and the materials will change in size accordingly. If you or the manufacturer need this explained further I will be glad to assist.

@@ingcampthree4523 Hes full of sh... my 75 year old barn alll the 6x6 8x8 and 4x6 beams and truss are all bolted together.. no bolts or screws are loose or wearing themselves out. The outer board and batton walls are nailed in and holding just fine.. nothing has losened over 75 years EXCEPT a few batton boards that have warped. Also the interior of the building will expand differently then the exterior.. doesnt matter if its steel or wood.. its due to the thermal expansion from the sun beating on it. Metal also gets warmer than wood does when the sun is beating on it...When was the last time you put your hand on a wooden building with the sun on it and burned your hand from touching it ?? Yea never... now go out and touch the hood of your car during peak day... exactly. I also do no need insulation during the summer months in this barn because of this.. Where a metal building like this does because lets face it. the metal is going to cook you alive inside without it. In Virginia weve had a few 98f days so far this year.. when i walk into my workshop the temperature drops 25f easily. In a metal building with no insulation itll be hotter inside than outside. Another interesting thing with wood is in the winter with the heat on.. it actually RETAINS heat fairly well

anything you build will be a heaven for mice and other critters if you don't have it all sealed off good...that's for sure

Here in ZA we use Aerolite (pink fibre, looks the same as what were used here) . . .it cannot burn, and rodents hate the feel of it, they stay away from the fibre.

Some shed cats will keep rodents at bay.

@@kdegraa to some degree - but in 10 years insulation full of mice pee and poo - prefer closed/open cell spray in.

most likely will not need them

Spray foam cost is about 4 times higher...makes the building price go up by around $50k my brother...that's pricey!

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer - 100% agree but worth it if possible.

you'll see in a future vid...this is called Wainscott and it kinda breaks up the office space from the workspace..eventually this will be partly covered with wood or rock

its going to cost me over 100k its crazy why are things like this

Greed!

Ya, I totally agree. In 2020 a pre engineered 50x50 steel building from R&M steel in Idaho was $40,000, delivered to Seattle. Today a 60x80x16 hangar with one door is $97,000.

@@scenicbearviewing just started forming my slab this week, the engineer cost me big time rebar, cement and time. going to be 40k just in the slab

@@adamm2716 What the size?