Ive been waiting for three years to do one like this at my place, not nearly as big, shooting for 40x50 with 14ft ceilings. We’ve had two more kids and Ive changed jobs once so timing has been off but thanks for posting this, watching these keeps the motivation going for me to do the 12+ hour days that are going to fund it. 👍🏻
Go 16 on the walls if you can. If you plan to do a second floor, you will only have 6 foot ceilings. My neighbor went 14 feet on the walls and he only has 6 foot ceilings on the second floor office. It feels very cramped.
Just doing a 1 floor. The reason why I went with a 14 foot. Is so I can install a car lift & be able to drive my Freightliner Cascadia into it. While I'm on my home time. The garage will be big enough for six cars maybe more 😉... then the rest will be living space
I have watched this a few times. I am starting a 50 by 80 pole barn shop. Doing it by myself, with just a extra man here and there. Just one question how tall is it. Looks to be 18 feet, I plan on 12. Again looks great.
Nice building, only thing I would like to do differently is use 2 ear post brackets and not set them in concrete. If I was pouring a concrete slab inside.
My dad had Mennonites do his barn 48x56x16 ft ceilings. 5 days and the only time they used a ladder was the 2nd day when they were done with the roof and the last sheet the put on. And they notched all the columns for the header boards for the rafters so wasn't depending on just the screws(anchor bolts) tinned inside and 2 doors 10x12and 12x14. Amazing job the did. Nice video
We put ours in the plastic post protectors or they will rot at the point they come out of the ground and get oxygen . Concrete or just soil against the pole is a no no here .
As I understand, steel framed structures require perimeter footers and a slab. I wanted to do a heated slab and the cost of that alone, for the size of this building, it would of cost as much as the building itself. There are cost, expansion and aesthetic reasons that played a part in this type of building as well but it was mostly order of construction.
Not to be nosy what did something like this cost to build is build and did you do foundation the floor or no please please comment back this this is very very nice definitely the size that I would be looking for maybe 2' wider The property that I have is Is 75 by a 150 Please comment back thank you
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Thank you very much for getting back to me yeah I think I'm gonna go with either 18 or 20' walls one of those 2 because I wanna be able to put a car lift in mine And a Measure meanSo I can do a hangout spot because this is going to be a man's cave anyway toys for all big boys carsThank you again for getting back to me
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Who was the contractor I would love to talk to them? I guess my building is going to be insulated with infloor heating cement slab. Its hard to get people to work with you these days. They are either booked solid or just dont care about you. It is very frustrating being unable to find someone to give them your money.
Yeah, it was pricey but necessary. The location of the building was originally virgin forest. It needed a 600 foot road built to access the build site. After that, building pad needed to be cleared and prepared. In the future, the building will be converted to "commercial use" and I had to have the frame engineered and designed for that use at the time of construction.
Sure not how it is done here either. Had a 42x90x18 done last year, five man crew, one skid steer, two and a half days from bare ground to done. No concrete around poles, big no-no, lots of unnecessary bracing in that one also-some of it going the wrong way.
Concrete will Rot ur treated poles 2 to 3 times Faster , Then have fun Fixing That Bo Bo $$ WATCH The Amish , They Put a Concrete Biscuit Down in hole then the Earth goes BACK in Hole !!!
I don’t see a problem setting the posts in the ground and pouring concrete around as long as you set them on gravel or something so the water can drain out if it does get around the post. The biggest problem I’ve seen is when you set it on concrete and then also pour it in concrete it traps the water.
We need to put ours in the plastic post protectors or they will rot at the point they come out of the ground and get oxygen . Concrete or just soil against the pole is a no no here .
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Hey Kev..... Peers are people that you work with or have an affiliation with. Piers are anchor Points (i.e. your filled holes are not peers, they are piers...FYI)
The original plan was to have a few windows but I removed them before the final draft was drawn up. If I decide to add windows later it will be much easier to add them than it is to remove them and relocate them.
$40-60K depending on what engineering is needed. I had engineering done for future use and changes. The changes made in the drafting stage added significant costs, both structural and in materials. It looks like a simple building as it sits in this video, but there are many more factors I didn't share that will be in play in the future.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts thanks for getting back i have barn that is 38x58 and a section of it burnt a long time ago.Trying to figure out if i should tear it down or rebuild. 1 Good thing is it has a poured foundation and concrete floor so i have a good start. Thanks and good luck on your project it is looking sweet.
@@KevinsgolfcartsI understand that...plus everybody thinks their way is best...we pull up sets of trusses with purlins and over hang already framed....fastest way...ive seen other crews struggle...helps to have good roof crew..i put 5 boxes in an arena roof in 2 days...INSANE!! ...still building...
in the video at time 7:02 you will begin to see two guys installing the side perlins from the platform of the skyjack. these perlins if that's what they are,.. are 12 footers at best and I counted 6 lengths being nailed to the building and so that's why for me the math didn't add up...
The posts of the long walls are 8 foot on center, with the exception of the 2 corners, it has 2 36 inch man doors and 2 14x14 foot overhead doors. I guarantee its 50x100. I paid for it, I would know.
@Edward Leonard I’m construction stupid but having looked at pole barns for my future barndominium, it’s pretty easy to tell it’s wider than 40’ and absolutely longer than 60’... such an argumentative tool...
@@Kevinsgolfcarts just replying to the title bro. I was expecting to see the building fully finished. As in flatwork grading etc all completed. Not knocking the video your work looks great.
I know that I spelled "pier" wrong multiple times.
Ive been waiting for three years to do one like this at my place, not nearly as big, shooting for 40x50 with 14ft ceilings. We’ve had two more kids and Ive changed jobs once so timing has been off but thanks for posting this, watching these keeps the motivation going for me to do the 12+ hour days that are going to fund it. 👍🏻
I watched 4 Amish guys put up the same size barn next door to me before this video ended lol
Same lol
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
Oddly satisfying to watch. Very nice job on the video. Very nice building too!
Thank you very much!
Hell yea! I so cant wait to build mine next year. Going with a 60x60x14 And then making it into a Barndominium
Go 16 on the walls if you can. If you plan to do a second floor, you will only have 6 foot ceilings. My neighbor went 14 feet on the walls and he only has 6 foot ceilings on the second floor office. It feels very cramped.
Just doing a 1 floor. The reason why I went with a 14 foot. Is so I can install a car lift & be able to drive my Freightliner Cascadia into it. While I'm on my home time. The garage will be big enough for six cars maybe more 😉... then the rest will be living space
Nice work illustrating the process. I learned several things just by watching your video.
That's how you build a barn rite there
Thanks. I'm very happy and proud of my building.
It’s Xmas morning in Australia 🇦🇺 Merry Christmas, keep you videos a comin!
Nice beat!
Thanks 🔥
I totally want something like that one day 👍
Good reference size as I was unsure what’s to big 50x100 seems perfect
Too big 🙄
Not big enough for me.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts he said to big. But I agree it’s not too big for me.
How much was the cost of the barn alone?
Awesome Keevin!! I sure need a building like that! I wish you a Merry Christmas and a awesome Mew Year 2019 with you vlogs and busisnes.
Total cost as-built?
I guess at least 100k
@@Cryptocurrency_Universe the op already said $70,000.
I have watched this a few times. I am starting a 50 by 80 pole barn shop. Doing it by myself, with just a extra man here and there. Just one question how tall is it. Looks to be 18 feet, I plan on 12. Again looks great.
This building is 50 wide, 100 long and 16 tall. The overhead doors are 14x14. Dimensions in feet.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Ok thanks, I subscribed to see your info on golf carts, never worked on them, ridden in quite a few. Thanks for the info,
awesome video.
Nice building, only thing I would like to do differently is use 2 ear post brackets and not set them in concrete. If I was pouring a concrete slab inside.
My dad had Mennonites do his barn 48x56x16 ft ceilings. 5 days and the only time they used a ladder was the 2nd day when they were done with the roof and the last sheet the put on. And they notched all the columns for the header boards for the rafters so wasn't depending on just the screws(anchor bolts) tinned inside and 2 doors 10x12and 12x14. Amazing job the did. Nice video
Where u guys at I'm construction worker n we not allowed to have concrete in contact with the posts here in michigan
Pennsylvania. Our building inspector required it for the future use of the structure.
We put ours in the plastic post protectors or they will rot at the point they come out of the ground and get oxygen . Concrete or just soil against the pole is a no no here .
Wow thanks for the video.
Very nice, have you done a concrete floor
Did you consider steel construction, and if so, what were the advantages of going to pole wood construction?
As I understand, steel framed structures require perimeter footers and a slab. I wanted to do a heated slab and the cost of that alone, for the size of this building, it would of cost as much as the building itself. There are cost, expansion and aesthetic reasons that played a part in this type of building as well but it was mostly order of construction.
Awesome pole barn. Anybody in the Hocking hills area of ohio that can help me build a log cabin kit r pole barn house?
Thank you! I have many different ideas for its future.
yes search for RR buildings. Kyle is in Ohio and does this to perfection.
Amazing video great job on filming
Not to be nosy what did something like this cost to build is build and did you do foundation the floor or no please please comment back this this is very very nice definitely the size that I would be looking for maybe 2' wider The property that I have is Is 75 by a 150 Please comment back thank you
All in, roughly $80k. Permits, land clearing, road, building.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts w Thank you for commenting back to me there's not too many people who comment back to people when they ask something thank you again
@@Kevinsgolfcarts How high are these walls that you chose and how wide is the garage door please comment back thank you again
@@martinneps9387 Walls are 16 feet from top of concrete to ceiling. Overhead doors are 14x14 feet and man doors are 36x80 inches.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Thank you very much for getting back to me yeah I think I'm gonna go with either 18 or 20' walls one of those 2 because I wanna be able to put a car lift in mine And a Measure meanSo I can do a hangout spot because this is going to be a man's cave anyway toys for all big boys carsThank you again for getting back to me
So he drilled the post for the edges of the pole barn frame to sit on? I thought he was going to put a slab in that was why but I was bamboozled.
The slab is coming later.
Total cost? Or at least your best estimate overall, just the basics, labor not included...
Total cost of the building was about $64k all said and done. I don't have an itemized breakdown of materials to separate labor.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Did you add a concrete slab and does that price include that?
how much was this to build when everything was finished?
About $120k
@@Kevinsgolfcarts man that is not the quotes I have been getting. Pretty depressing.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Who was the contractor I would love to talk to them? I guess my building is going to be insulated with infloor heating cement slab. Its hard to get people to work with you these days. They are either booked solid or just dont care about you. It is very frustrating being unable to find someone to give them your money.
Was this in pa by chance?
What music is that?
Hi Kevin,, which city are you located? Are you keen to construct one for me?
I didn't build this myself. I hired a company that builds pole buildings.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Can I get the contact of this construction company?
www.skconstructiononline.com/
How much would a barn this size cost to build?
For my specific situation, terrain, permits and minimum requirements, it was in the range of $70k.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts wow
Yeah, it was pricey but necessary. The location of the building was originally virgin forest. It needed a 600 foot road built to access the build site. After that, building pad needed to be cleared and prepared. In the future, the building will be converted to "commercial use" and I had to have the frame engineered and designed for that use at the time of construction.
An absolutely great video! What company did the building?
SK Construction out of Spring Glen, PA
Name of song ?
So did you pour a concrete floor in the mean time?
Not yet. Its going to be quite an expensive job that I have to put it on hold for a couple of years.
Oh, I see. did you get any estimates?
@@Kevinsgolfcarts How much do you estimate the slab pour will cost you?
Sure not how it is done here either. Had a 42x90x18 done last year, five man crew, one skid steer, two and a half days from bare ground to done. No concrete around poles, big no-no, lots of unnecessary bracing in that one also-some of it going the wrong way.
I don't understand how its "wrong".
@@Kevinsgolfcarts neither do I.
Concrete will Rot ur treated poles 2 to 3 times Faster , Then have fun Fixing That Bo Bo $$
WATCH The Amish , They Put a Concrete Biscuit Down in hole then the Earth goes BACK in Hole !!!
@@jimlane2961 coating pole ends with a tar based coating and then covering with tar paper will stop the rot.
I guess we will just have to wait and see.
How much money you spend on this building?
& mesures
$70k+ UDS 50' W, 100' L, 16' H.
Can you share cost information and time to build?
Nvm. I see it was $64k. How long did it take?
Due to the weather, it look a little more than a week.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Thanks for the quick reply. Nice work
Which states do you work in? Nice work!
Only in Pennsylvania, specifically the Northeast.
Awww! The material and structure exposed to this weather? Yikes!!
It held up just fine, despite the rain. Stick built homes deal with this for longer and end up just fine as well.
what is a osha v
Here in the USA, its an agency responsible for ensuring the health and safety of a work environment. "Occupational Safety and Health Administration"
Man, those guys have had too much caffeine or Red Bull or something.!!
I don’t see a problem setting the posts in the ground and pouring concrete around as long as you set them on gravel or something so the water can drain out if it does get around the post. The biggest problem I’ve seen is when you set it on concrete and then also pour it in concrete it traps the water.
We need to put ours in the plastic post protectors or they will rot at the point they come out of the ground and get oxygen . Concrete or just soil against the pole is a no no here .
Any idea how much this cost?
Around $64k for the building and $21k for the road, building pad and building surround. These are not exact numbers, just rough estimates.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Hey Kev..... Peers are people that you work with or have an affiliation with. Piers are anchor Points (i.e. your filled holes are not peers, they are piers...FYI)
@@anonimous2451 Yeah I caught that after the fact. Some words just type out automatically with muscle memory and I didn't grammar check.
@@Kevinsgolfcartswhat's the widest size without support on the center... am looking for 100 x 200 for indoor soccer field
no windows?
The original plan was to have a few windows but I removed them before the final draft was drawn up. If I decide to add windows later it will be much easier to add them than it is to remove them and relocate them.
what does a building like this cost? roughly
$40-60K depending on what engineering is needed. I had engineering done for future use and changes. The changes made in the drafting stage added significant costs, both structural and in materials. It looks like a simple building as it sits in this video, but there are many more factors I didn't share that will be in play in the future.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts thanks for getting back i have barn that is 38x58 and a section of it burnt a long time ago.Trying to figure out if i should tear it down or rebuild. 1 Good thing is it has a poured foundation and concrete floor so i have a good start. Thanks and good luck on your project it is looking sweet.
Guess we can't go inside
That's not how you do it in washington.....ive been building pole bldgs for 30 years...
Was sort of thinking the same thing. Not faulting the build or design, however, some area's could not withstand the wind forces of this design.
We have different building codes and styles in different parts of the country.
@@KevinsgolfcartsI understand that...plus everybody thinks their way is best...we pull up sets of trusses with purlins and over hang already framed....fastest way...ive seen other crews struggle...helps to have good roof crew..i put 5 boxes in an arena roof in 2 days...INSANE!! ...still building...
@@Kevinsgolfcarts thanks for the insight on a different way to build...always open to suggestions !
It's spelt piers not peers.
Yeah I know, you are the 30th person to tell me that.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts obviously you can't take the hint then and correct your mistake. here's to the 100th. person who will tell you that then.
I'm not re-uploading it over a misspelled word. If its that big of a deal to you, watch something else.
So many osha violations my eyes hurt.
Better close your eyes.
maybe a 40 by 60 but no way a 50 by 100
Its definitely 50x100
in the video at time 7:02 you will begin to see two guys installing the side perlins from the platform of the skyjack. these perlins if that's what they are,.. are 12 footers at best and I counted 6 lengths being nailed to the building and so that's why for me the math didn't add up...
The posts of the long walls are 8 foot on center, with the exception of the 2 corners, it has 2 36 inch man doors and 2 14x14 foot overhead doors. I guarantee its 50x100. I paid for it, I would know.
@Edward Leonard I’m construction stupid but having looked at pole barns for my future barndominium, it’s pretty easy to tell it’s wider than 40’ and absolutely longer than 60’... such an argumentative tool...
I would not call that finished
The build itself is finished. I never said anything about the rest of it.
@@Kevinsgolfcarts Would have liked to see the actual finished product. Flatwork done grading etc. ( you mean your job is finished )
@@Kevinsgolfcarts just replying to the title bro. I was expecting to see the building fully finished. As in flatwork grading etc all completed. Not knocking the video your work looks great.