30'x40' Metal Building Cost Comparison : Red Iron VS Tubular Steel | WolfSteel Buildings
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
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In this video, Adbeel and Roy, our building coordinator, compare Red Iron vs Tubular Metal Building Pricing for both 30x40x12 and 30x40x14 buildings. They showcase two designs and provide four different prices for the same building. Be sure to list down the options and their price differences to guide you for your future Texas Metal Building Projects!
But don't worry! They also discuss other essential points to guide you, such as:
What are Tubular Buildings and Red Iron Buildings?
Which is more cost-effective?
What are the factors influencing the Price Differences?
This video has got you covered!
Pricing is valid for 5 days after post date. Pricing is subject to change by location.
Stay tuned for the Comparison video of Red Iron vs Tubular Metal Buildings!
What questions do you have on Red Iron Vs Tubular Metal Buildings? Comment Down below and we will answer them!
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Chapters:
0:00 Video Overview
1:38 Design & Building Specifications Used for this video. BUILDING ONLY.
3:30 Red Iron Vs Tubular Steel Buildings
5:30 PRICING COMPARISON: Red Iron Vs Tubular Steel
9:55 Questions? Comment below! 
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So glad I found your channel a few weeks ago, very informative and easy to understand content so much so that you guys are our #1 choice once we are ready to purchase. This garage is the size we want, just have to see if it will be possible on my lot. I have been questioning the height because we want to build a loft for additional storage. Would this be something that can be built by you guys as well? Our house is a two story so seeing a tall garage next to it might not seem too out of place. Can't wait to have this in my back yard.
Hey Adam, I am glad our channel has provided you value and is helping you in your journey for your future garage!
For lofts/mezzanines, we only offer it in our red iron product line. For height, I recommend minimum 16 ft tall to the eaves. Hope this helps!
Always wanted an explanation of these choices. And you always break my heart with the phrase "We only service Texas" 😂.
We wish we could service all the people who follow our channel!
We are hopeful that our channel helps you get the full experience and insights to help you navigate your project. That is the main reason we started the channel!
Great video and thanks for clearly breaking down everything! Keep up the good work
We appreciate the feedback Josh!
I think it would be a good comparison if you did something like a 50x60 comparison of Tubular vs Red Iron. A 50x60 tubular building is now on the commercial side and is a stronger structure because your adding additional side beams to hold up the structure
We will add this on our list :)! thank you for the suggestion :)
Great content. I enjoy your videos. I dig the transparency on a tough topic - $. Is some sort of concrete piering included with these prices since no pad is included? I see light gauge buildings all the time without pads because they sit on a rail. Red iron would be tougher - gotta have something - a weld plate, a sunk post?
Thank you for the feedback! In this quote we did not include any concrete. You are right. Tubular buildings up to 30 wide can be installed on ground. Red Iron is recommended to sit on sort of concrete foundation whether it be piers or footings.
Soon we will do more videos covering pricing of concrete :)
Texas, so close and yet so far! Great vid gentleman
Thanks for the feedback! :)
Great content. Very informative.
Is there a difference between a garage and a workshop?
Can osb be installed before the exterior metal goes up?
Thank you! We appreciate the feedback.
The terms are frequently used interchangeably due to the similarity. Its based on the usage of the building. A garage is typically categorized based on being a place to store motor vehicles or anything of the sort whereas a workshop's is where good/products are worked on or repaired. Typically for this clients who will be running a business from these type of buildings.
Typically you can use one as the other, but what you add on like insulation OR accessories can change based on the usage and amount of time that will be spent inside the building.
OSB is typically installed afterwards. This is something you would need to discuss with your builder to see when and how is best. Hope this helps!
So, when might that 30x40 construction comparison video come out? Looking forward to it!
We're wrapping it up Brandon, thanks for following along to the channel. Let us know if there is any questions you would like to get answered.
Been following your builds & taking notes for mine… & it’s almost time , but need clarification on 2 things. I want to max wind resistance and interior space.
I’m leaning towards a 30x50x11 with 3:12 due to a 15’ restriction. Need space for 4 post lift.
Question:
1. Would you be able to install a double post with ladder for this height, and
2. Would 3:12 be the best pitch?
3. Would you recommend tube or iron?
1. If you request double post, we can. Standard is single post.
2. In Texas, it is the standard. Pitch is based on preference however in areas of heavy snow tall pitches are recommended.
3. Depends. If it is commercial use, red iron. For residential depends. For utility use, depends
I would recommend to study the max height of a vehicle on your lift against the bottom height of the trusses make sure you wont have issues.
Cant wait to get my build from you guys, seem more legit then other companies
We're excited to see your project come to life! Get it on our channel!
For those living in an HOA area, have you ever installed an asphalt shingle roof with stone and wood siding on a red iron building?
Hi Allen, we have not! We have done brick wainscot due to HOA restrictions and can adapt the building to allow outside contractors who will be adding additional materials over the sheet panels for HOA purposes however we have not personally done the work you are mentioning.
i was looking for metal buildings in my area (NW Ohio) and see many builders only use a single post instead of a double post for a 30x40x16' tall building. i would think that the wind rating would drop drastically the higher the building, but I can't seem to find a chart or any info at all to confirm my thoughts. we get wind gusts of 80 mph usually a couple times per year and can have some pretty heavy snow loads. what are your thoughts on this?
In the tubular metal building world, many builders build differently. Harsh truth, some cut corners. The best I can recommend is to get a copy of engineer plans and inspect the building that it was built to plans.
For 30x40x16 ft tall, a minimum of double post is recommended or ( best ) double post with a spacer (ladder posts).
@@wolfsteelbuildings thank you!
I am trying to decide between tubular or wood building, on the TX coast. On a 40x60 I dont know what the price differance would be
Man, I would not have much insight to how wood post buildings are running in the coast... I am sorry I would not be of much assistance on pricing there... It is generally speaking cheaper than steel
Informative except WHY should i get one versus the other? What are the pros and cons?
We have a video coming soon on that specific topic:)! Thank you for your feedback!
waiting on that vid myself.
@@bradmason8334 We are working on gathering questions typically asked! We are working on this video.
Make sure to comment any specific questions you may have for this topic so we can answer!
What about the double frame as shown at 3:46 . How is that different than the standard tube frame?
Good eye!
This is still a tubular frame. We build a bit different than in the industry. We do a single leg up to 12' tall. 13'-14' we do double leg. 15' and up it is a ladder leg. We build like this for wind pressure reinforcement. Essentially creating an I beam like that of a red iron structure.
Hope this answers your question. Here is the link to the install of the building in 3:46 : ruclips.net/video/5KJRrmNLz6I/видео.html
Great video! Can I contact y’all for pricing to not include installation? Only need the kit and delivery.
Great question! We do not sell kits/materials only. Depending on your project/location there are some great manufactures where you can get these kits. If you could provide answer to these things I can give you recommendations based on a bit of good search (:
Ah, gotcha! Location is Kaufman and project is going to be either a 50x80x16 or a 65x65x16. One roll up door, one reg/fire door. Thanks in advance 🙌🏽.
I sincerely apologize for the late reply... It got lost in our messages. I would like into Mueller, MBMI, and JAGS Metals. I am sure they will take care of you for kits!
Thanks guy. Abdeel, I have a question.
I’m thinking of a 30x40 as a garage. But would like to put a small “apartment” on back side.
Maybe 30x12.
Would both styles work or prefer red iron ?
Yes, both work great! It just depends how you will create your apartment.
When doing residential (people living inside) it is important to understand the building envelope you are creating and that the building is engineered for residential (if need be). Most tubular buildings by default are engineered for storage use only.
Am I correct in my understanding that these prices include the labor to erect the structure?
Yes sir! You are correct! The only thing this doesn’t include is concrete work. Everything is included: materials, delivery, installation, equipment, and taxes
What would the price be for 30x40x10 vertical tubular excluding tax with the same specs as in your video?
The tax rate we used was the local tax rate for us here in Fort Worth 8.25%.
If you would like pricing for your area here in Texas. Shoot us a message at quotes@wolfsteelbuildings.com or through our simulator on our website: wolfsteelbuildings.com/
I hope I can describe this correctly?
40 years ago, they put the cross beam {pearling's ??} on the tabs which then were bolted.
A few years ago I watched them what would be hang the pearling's off of the tabs. As for me, the pearling's and everything else is held by the bolts. Rather then sitting on the tabs.
I have reasons for thinking that the former is better?? But asking thanks.
Majority of pre-engineered metal buildings have the purlins on top of the rafter beams (bypass method) and is preferred method still. In today's weld up buildings, it has become popular to have the purlins butt welded (flush) to the beams. Their are pros and cons to both but I would say as long as the welds are done correctly with the correct tensile/yield strength, both work.
@@wolfsteelbuildings Well over my working lifetime , I have observed that lowering of Standards has gone on. The one was an industrial building which should have had them sitting on top to support them not hang from bolts. As then the only strength is that of the bolts. Which is stupid.
Well maybe I need watch the video through; do that’s cost include the pad/ concrete?
Great question! In this video we are highlighting the cost difference of the buildings only
Would you service Chaparral NM? It's right on the border, and only minutes away from downtown El Paso TX.
Unfortunately we do not, we actually don't go as far as El Paso /:
We wish we could take on your project! We do hope our channel is of assistance when choosing your building provider!
@@wolfsteelbuildings I can't say I blame you. El paso is nearly as far west as Albuquerque.
@@dialecticalmonist3405 very true! Texas is so large!!
Right now we are looking to gain control maintain TheWolfSteel difference with all our clients. In the future we will look to expand (:
Thank you for following the channel
what size was used for the tubular ? 2x2s 3x3s?
For tubular we use 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" (12G) or 2 1/2"x 2 1/2" (14G)
Depends on the gauge the client purchases.
Ok was just checking in my local supply small tubecomes in14 gauge UpTo 1&1/2but we get as big as 4x4 and 2x4 in 12 gauge
For price comparison on a post frame 30x45x12 in my area is 11,109$ before tax
Including install labor and equipment?
@@wolfsteelbuildingsexcellent question.
do work in Cleveland TX?
Yes Juan we do work in Cleveland, Tx! Shoot us a message at quotes@wolfsteelbuildings.com on what you were looking at.
You can also check out the website wolfsteelbuildings.com/
Have you built a shop in san angelo city limits? I'm wanting a 30x40 in my back yard.
San Angelo is outside of our service area. I apologize for any inconvenience. If you have any question on the buildings themselves let us know and we will gladly assist
Is it the concrete included?
No Miguel, these prices to do include concrete. This is a cost comparison for just the different type of buildings with the Red Iron and Tubular. We'll be doing more concrete videos here soon!
How much labor cost for 250'×67' pre engineered red iron just stand it up machines and tools owners treat
Do you already have a kit Hasan?
Shoot us an email at Quotes@wolfsteelbuildings.com with the kit information and your area. We'll get you taken care of
You guys need to branch out into Louisiana
Maybe soon!! Thanks for watching our channel Dewayne
My home owners insurance, Liberty Mutual, designates tubular steel buildings as temporary and will not insure the building or items contained in them.
This is the case for some insurance and not for others as these metal buildings are increasing in popularity and being used more and more for a variety of uses. Thanks for the insights! We appreciate it.
Do y’all guys travel
We cover the state of Texas!
@@wolfsteelbuildings nice I just emailed y’all on y’all’s website
@@jram92 we’ll be in touch!
DO YOU WORK IN MC ALLEN
We do not go as far down as McAllen, San Antonio area is as far as we go Tim. Let us know if there is any specs we can help/send you so can take to a builder in your area!
IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT LOL
NAH BUT OK @@wolfsteelbuildings
SLAB. SLAB. SLAB $$$$$.
Concrete - if done correctly for the metal building - can get pretty pricey depending on certain factors like location, accessibility, off level, psi, etc! In this video we decided to JUST focus on the metal building.
Concrete is a whole ball game in itself with the slab and site work. Check out some of our other videos where we break down building and concrete for the total project costs!
Can you explain why your sales team is quoting $4000 more than you advertised on these videos? You even stated colored screws came with your building, they want charge for those. Nothing was as simple as you make it sound. It was not a great experience. It was a bait and switch. I was really hoping wolf would do what you said. Same games as everyone else.
Either you don’t know your sale team or these videos don’t represent the real company.
I apologize you had a not great experience with WolfSteel.
I did see the emails between our sales team and you. I can see where the confusion can be with the color screws. Colors screws come standard with Red Iron Buildings but not with Tubular Buildings. In order to compare apples to apples here additional things were added.
To be completely frank we are not the cheapest option, there is additional things we add like base trim, color screws, specific trims to make the building more functional and aesthetic that are added automatically added in the price so they do come standard at a cost.
Thank you for pointing out the experience you had we will make sure to adjust for the future and emphasize better how the changes made to the buildings effect the pricing.
@@wolfsteelbuildings You are deceiving people watch your own videos. I only asked for what you stated in your videos. Nothing more. Same with the screws. You state plainly they are included. ( check out your video with the lady) Everyone loves your honesty but it a game just like everyone else. I never asked for cheapest just what you stated in your videos, that you are so proud of. Look at us giving you the real cost, you are not. I was more disappointed than anything you seem so sincere.
Whatever video thing you did with the image vibrating up and down. Don't do that. It's annoying and it cost you a sub.
Thanks for your feedback! We're sorry you didn't like the type of editing. We will keep this in mind. Our biggest goal is to feed value through out videos
@@wolfsteelbuildings The video has value WITHOUT you resorting to cheesy annoying editing nonsense. That isn't the sort of thing that is appropriate for your content. Leave that nonsense to the TikTokers.