I like your use of materials above what others have used. This flashy and great looking inside and out! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇲

I just bought the same building for my place, and the reason I bought this particular one is because I intend to do exactly the same thing you've done and I believe this is a decent frame assembly so when I finally put it up in a permanent location I will do exactly what you have done with yours. Nice job.

Good idea, all we have is our frame left and was thinking there had to be something we could do, thanks for sharing your great idea!!!!

Thanks for sharing this. Like you, I was searching you tube to see if anyone posted a video showing some ideas to replace the original cover. The frame is solid but the cover of course keeps breaking down and tarps disintegrate too quickly, which is also not good for the environment. Tired of that. I want to figure out how to make a hinged door for both ends. Some great ideas here.

Those darn crows aren't covered under our warranty! Looks great, thanks for sharing!

I did the exact same thing with my harbor freight building, only i put it on a treated framed floor and framed the ends. I used 8's and 12's and just overlaped them there was probably 2ft of snow on it this winter. Couple small leaks from where i missed with the screws. I use mine for a workshop works great

This is exactly what I want to do to mine. I have pallets for walls at the moment, which work well.. but the tarp roof needs replacing yearly. Nice job

Nice setup. I can imagine how loud that becomes during a heavy downpour of rain. Even from inside the house. Here in canada that would hold ice and snow. You'd have to brush it off and never get it all off.

stager the panels 50% next time for strenght and overlap at least 2 waves so no light comes thru the seams and there are dedicated screws for this drill tipped hex head number 8 with a neo washer to prevent leaks hutton roofing of ontario

Installed Nice and straight 👍 Main purpose is to keep out the elements of water 💦 and the frozen stuff.

Very nice. I been looking for a video that show this.

Thank you for your video and message! The top was a bear, obviously because I couldn’t exactly reach it.. But for now, I just did the top half.. That was the emergency for today! In total I used about 20 panels! I guess I’ll see what happens on the next big gust of wind

looks good, great idea...

I'm thinking of doing that to mine thanks for the video tip

That's pretty Cool !! 👍👍

You just gave me an idea, Thank you for the video.

I love it ! Great job and video! Thank you !

I did same thing with 18 sheets of steel roofing, 3' X 12' worked out rather well. I do get condensation at times when it is very damp out water droplets form on inside of steet but not real often.

3 things- 1) Install corrugated on top of the tarp that comes with it and buy a spray foam rig (Lowes) and spray the tarp as you go allowing the spray foam to expand between corrugated and tarp. 2) Stand corrugated vertically for the entire height of the "flat" sides for far increased weight bearing capacity. 3) brace 3/4 plywood on interior (sandwiching tarp and foam between plywood and corrugated and screw (w/ rubber washers) corrugated into plywood (length of screw is depth of corrugation + 3/4).🙄👍

The new 10x20 are wider and have corners ..I put a metal roof on a 12 x 20 and a 11x11...added to 21x11 plastic lattice around for walls ...on my 11x11 warped it with white tarp..added a door..

Just FYI they make self tapping screws with rubber washers for corrugated roofing that will keep a water tight without the flex seal

Big shoutout for ShelterLogic. They stand by their products!

I wonder how well FRP panels would work. They are reasonably priced at about $30 or more for 4x8 sheets. It's flexible but durable. I left a partial sheet outside for years after a client project and UV and weather have had no effect on it. Just put up a 10x10 ShelterLogic. We'll see how long the cover lasts.

I’m doing the same this spring once the snow finishes melting very soon. Just out of curiosity why didn’t you overlap the corrugated by a couple ripples instead of placing it side to side. Overlapped and riveted would add a lot of strength! Good luck with it brother, I hope it holds for you, thanks for sharing...

Love it !

How big is the shelter and how many panels did you need?

I did mine with ondura roofing panels and pipe hanger clamps; that way you dont have to drill through the tubular frame; much easier.

good video

Thanks for this video and your follow-up video! I'm going to purchase the Shelterlogic garage in a box and add the corrugated metal panels as you did. Since I'm purchasing it new, would you recommend putting the vinyl tarp up first, then the panels over that...or would you just skip the vinyl tarp all together?

Awesome. Did you drill your screws through both the corrugated sheets and the original supporting poles every 4 feet? If so, I'm assuming you drilled a pilot hole first?

How did you handle the joints at the end of the 2x8 pieces. 32 ft long structure and four 8’ pieces. Were they overlapped at all?

How did you screw down the top corrugated panels? Looking at doing the same thing next week and wondering the best way to screw in the high up top panels, were you using a ladder on the outside leaned against one of the metal supports or?

is the frame a kit or custom? if custom how did you bend/shape it? how far apart are the frame studs? is that light shining through?

I did the same thing but now the condensation dripping from the ceiling is brutal....Anything I put in there is soaked, basically the shed is useless now...Did you experience this problem?

I’ve started mine and have the first two rows up. I could only get 8x3 pieces. My question is how did you screw in the panels over the peak? It seems it’s too far to reach from a ladder next to the shed and not sure about putting ladder in the shed if I can reach that far.

hey, this looks great. i have a couple questions if you don't mind. first, is it still holding up good, have you had issues with the screws coming loose and losing metal? do you live in a cold clime? i am up north and considering doing this, but am concerned with the snow sticking to it. also, what is the length of this shelter? when you bought metaldid you buy the sheets longer, say for instance 2- 12' pieces when you may only have 20' in length so you can have an overlap, or are say 2 10' pieces long enough to cover the 20' with a inch or 2 overlap in the center? thanks a lot for the video, I have been wanting to do this for awhile, and my cover is getting bad enough that it is not going to last much longer. i do not want to get a new cover because i have found that every one of these I have bought the seam glue comes undone on the end, and i have to fix it anyway.

I am wondering how well this held up to snow load? Ice? Did you have any incidents that required action to prevent leaks, or did you take any additional actions not posted in the video to deal with snow load? Did you ever try to remove the snow from the top, if so, what was the result? I live in Michigan myself and winter is just around the corner. I have one of these shelters I use for goat and cattle housing. I'm about to try this with my ShelterLogic 13'x20'x10' whose tarp tore after just over a year of use. I have mine lined with bull gates and livestock panels, secured by fence posts, to prevent the animals from rubbing on and pushing through the inside, with a gate on the end to secure animals there within when required. I want (and badly need) to make this conversion but if it collapsed from snow weight in the middle of the winter it would leave animals with no shelter before it could be repaired so I wanted to see if you could give me an idea of how well it did in this respect.

I'm going to do the same but overlap the tin more so I cant see light on every seam.

One important question I forgot to ask is did you have a problem driving the sheet metal screws into the poles? I saw one video where he had to use some tool to make a pilot hole because he was going through so many bits. I'm not handy but this looks like something I may be able to do myself to get the most longevity out of this setup

That would be great, but it's very difficult find that kind of metal. I'm curious why didn't you the roofing screws with the rubber washers?

What did you use to anchor it down. Minds just on dirt with pegs and sandbags so may lift in the wind without sturdier mounts. But great idea to do until I can build a garage

What was the total square footage? From top to bottom, how many feet of pro-panel in total? Is the frame the 20x12x8 ft?

how did you get the screws into the top middle of the roof? Seems like it would be impossible to reach, and we want to do this for a horse shelter, would love to hear how!

genius

Paint it with sticky enamel paint while it's brand new.

are the fasteners self tapping or did you have to drill pilot holes for each screw

I need a plan to make end panels, as the fabric is beginning to deteriorate. Has anyone got any ideas on building end closures, which can be opened to allow access with vehicle?

How many sheets did it take ? And what are the dimensions of the garage?

How is the corrugated garage holding up after 2yrs? Was gonna follow your project and do the same in Massachusetts.

My husband and I are thinking of doing the samething. We've replaced ours twice and both times after a bad storm the covers ripped. What other materials did you use besides the corrugated metal?

Great idea but I see a problem . How are you going to replace the ends when they turn to crap ???

Looks like something the army put together lol

Thanks great idea i ask how much money cost do something like this?

What size panels did you use and how many? What was the cost! My cover literally just tore to pieces yesterday from harsh winds! I need to do something Asap and I saw this video! Thx in advance for your time! Hope to hear from you soon... God bless! Awesome video

Hows it held up over the years? Looking to do something similar

How many peices did it take?

how big is the frame?

Great Idea let us know how it works out plz. I have a candidate in my back yard.. My new 12x24x8 super duty in in the box about to replace it, maybe I go with your fix, a replacement cover for 10x20X10 that you buy on amazon $500+ BUCKS.. ouch, My new one 1330++

Hi , what size is that garage ?

Not bad dude, how's it holding up?

What is the size of this Garage in a box ? I'm not sure my pickup truck would fit inside

How’s it holding up?

How do you keep it to sweating?

Hi can you tell us the price per sheet as well as what I should ask for and where to get it? Thanks sir well done

How's it holding up sir?

Mini Quonset hut!

Any updates?

How’s it holding?

How much

Damned Crows! Ha Ha!

2:10 ok you lost me at spraying on flexseal lol Just the gasket on roofing screws will last 30 years or more.

I'd like to communicate with you. Got the same issue

Does this structure meet code at your local??

My panels here ended up costing $17ea!

Hot on sunny days

Don't know where you're located but we get a lot of snow at times. I'd be worried about the accumulation on the roof with the corrugations holding onto it so it won't slide off.

well done, what gauge steel is that?, any sagging yet ? i believe u said 4 foot spacing ? what's your snow load, we can have a 4' snow accumulation so ill probably strap first then flip sheets (depending on how well they conform) to hopefully encourage snow to slip off with sun as mine is 35' by 85' = lots of weight lol ? any recommendation on steel manufacturer ? thanks !