31′ Feet And Wider Buildings Are Considered a Wide-Span or Warehouse.
Metal Warehouses And Large Buildings
Warehouse buildings are structurally different from our standard carports and garages. They require advanced plans and calculations to make sure it is structurally sound and meets building codes. Warehouses are enclosed steel structure’s.
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Helpful Tips When You Are Shopping For A Warehouse
- Use an exact concrete base for your structure to prevent leaks.
- Before installing your foundation, please contact us for the best instructions for you or your contractor.
- We do not add any extra building designs or add-ons other than what is stated on this website and/or contracts.
- You can customize your building after our manufacturer installs the building.
- Any after market add-ons can void the warranty. Please contact us if you have this concern.
- Please contact your local building code enforcement agency for easements and permits.
- The manufacturer nor Norcal Carports is not responsible for getting the permits required by your local buildings codes.
- If the unit is fully enclosed, the work crew must be able to move around the entire structure with ladders and drill tools.
- A minimum of 3′-4′ is needed for work space. They require a minimum of 3′-4′around the entire structure.
- If your unit is going to be installed next to an existing home, we must also have at least 2′of clearance above the roof line.
- The poles are galvalume in color and cannot be painted. Only the outside panels and roofing are painted.
- Deposits are non-refundable once your order is placed.
Can Metal Warehouses Handle Extreme Weather?​
The steel is meant to withstand the damage rain and snow can bring under extreme weather conditions.
How Much Does A Metal Warehouse Cost?​
Depending on your building requirements and sizes, the price of a steel warehouse building can range from $5,000 to $200,000. This includes free shipping and delivery. The building prices are comparable to traditional wood structures. The benefits of a metal warehouse are structural integrity, cost-efficient, have long-lasting steel material as a foundation, and metal wall panels to protect against the winds.
What Can I Use A Warehouse For?
Gym owners use metal recreational buildings for their large garage doors and open-air space that follow social distancing guidelines. Art studio residents who needed a quiet space purchased a small garage/house space for their creative work. Auto-body shop business owners have converted the warehouse into a garage for mechanics. Other prefab metal building details are altered to the customer’s exact specifications. Nutrition programs can store goods before they are shipped to local businesses.