Скачать или смотреть Roof Completion, Siding, and Framing: K Building Days 6-8 of Future Riding Arena/Equipment Barn

00:00 Introduction: Days 6, 7, & 8 Progress
00:22 East Side Siding & Walkway/Gutter Plan
01:40 Installing the Water Drainage System (Basin & Pipe)
02:12 Backfilling the Drainage Trench with the Excavator
03:07 Front End: Main 16ft x 16ft Door Framing
03:31 West Side Siding Complete (Colors and Skylight)
04:30 Interior Tour: Roof Structure, Purlins (2x8 Correction), & Roof Cap
05:10 Back Wall Framing & Slider Door Layout
06:36 Critical Structural Supports: Wall Tension Rods
07:08 Critical Structural Supports: Truss V-Braces
07:42 Framing Details: Why all Lumber is 2x6 or 2x8
08:31 Conclusion: Snow Load Requirement (30 lbs/sq ft)

Since the collapse of my hoop building (Coverall) due to a heavy snow load, I decided to build a K Building in its place to serve as an equipment barn and later an indoor horse riding arena. I hired a Amish crew who was very experienced with these buildings. I am documenting the construction of this building and how it is put together. This is the first barn of two that are going up. This building is 60' x 135' x 16' and will be metal sided. If your interested in this type of building please watch and see how it is constructed to determine if this building is for you. Follow the series to see how these barns are built and put together.

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