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re: Metal building homes in louisiana
Posted on 11/20/20 at 9:36 pm to bluedragon
Posted on 11/20/20 at 9:36 pm to bluedragon
I can tell you from experience Hurricane Laura flattened tons of metal buildings in Lake Charles.
If you do one do a steel frame commercial grade. The cheap pole barns are all gone in Hurricane Laura. Some steel frame buildings are gone too. Once the doors go the whole thing goes. So get commercial grade doors. The ones with living quarters did better bc I think the studs from the living quarters tightened the building up. Mine is rated for 140 mph winds and it survived with minimal damage. My 2 neighbors both lost their steel frame buildings but neither of them had living quarters. My neighbor said his 16 ft roll up doors were flapping like flags in the wind until the whole building went.
If you do one do a steel frame commercial grade. The cheap pole barns are all gone in Hurricane Laura. Some steel frame buildings are gone too. Once the doors go the whole thing goes. So get commercial grade doors. The ones with living quarters did better bc I think the studs from the living quarters tightened the building up. Mine is rated for 140 mph winds and it survived with minimal damage. My 2 neighbors both lost their steel frame buildings but neither of them had living quarters. My neighbor said his 16 ft roll up doors were flapping like flags in the wind until the whole building went.
Posted on 11/20/20 at 10:04 pm to tigereye58
I'm 70 miles inland as the crow flies.
Our metal shops have all held up great.
We were looking to build again after being held up for a year.
We usually just have an issue of some siding coming undone. I don't want to deal with it anymore.
Mueller looked like they had a good one. I just don't know of a builder or how a standard mortgage is.
I'm thinking 50x70 with half to shop.
Our metal shops have all held up great.
We were looking to build again after being held up for a year.
We usually just have an issue of some siding coming undone. I don't want to deal with it anymore.
Mueller looked like they had a good one. I just don't know of a builder or how a standard mortgage is.
I'm thinking 50x70 with half to shop.
Posted on 11/21/20 at 8:02 am to tigereye58
Muellers is a great building. That’s who built mine and it held up to Laura’s winds.
If your near Lake Charles Angelico Construction does a great job.
If you go to Muellers they’ll give you a list of contractors that install the shell.
50x70 with living can be done for 35-40 a sq ft but it can also be done for $150 a sq ft. It’s not the building that cost the money it’s how you design the interior and what quality you go with.
If your near Lake Charles Angelico Construction does a great job.
If you go to Muellers they’ll give you a list of contractors that install the shell.
50x70 with living can be done for 35-40 a sq ft but it can also be done for $150 a sq ft. It’s not the building that cost the money it’s how you design the interior and what quality you go with.
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