What type of constuction is this?

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What type of constuction is this? stryped 07-25-2008
Posted by stryped on July 25, 2008, 9:26 am
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I am wanting to build a 24x30 or so garage. I am wanting to do this
cheaply. One time I read about a construction method where posts are
used then regular stick framing on top of that. But I cant remember
what the technique is called.

Is this a good way to go or is the traditional pole barn better. I
will be doing this entirely myself.

Any advice.

Posted by Bob La Londe on July 25, 2008, 12:44 pm
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> I am wanting to build a 24x30 or so garage. I am wanting to do this
> cheaply. One time I read about a construction method where posts are
> used then regular stick framing on top of that. But I cant remember
> what the technique is called.
>
> Is this a good way to go or is the traditional pole barn better. I
> will be doing this entirely myself.
>
> Any advice.

I think you are just describing a modified pole barn in your first. If the
ground freezes where you are at either would probably be cheapest. If not
then slab with footing and steel, and pick the building style of your
choice. If finished interior wood frame or metal stud. If unfinished then
butler I beam construction... also, my dad recently put up a stressed sheet
metal building that doesn't seem to have any steel structural except in the
end caps. He said it was the cheapest for his application. Again the
ground does not freeze here.


Posted by Mark Rand on July 26, 2008, 6:53 pm
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>> I am wanting to build a 24x30 or so garage. I am wanting to do this
>> cheaply. One time I read about a construction method where posts are
>> used then regular stick framing on top of that. But I cant remember
>> what the technique is called.
>>
>> Is this a good way to go or is the traditional pole barn better. I
>> will be doing this entirely myself.
>>
>> Any advice.
>
>I think you are just describing a modified pole barn in your first. If the
>ground freezes where you are at either would probably be cheapest. If not
>then slab with footing and steel, and pick the building style of your
>choice. If finished interior wood frame or metal stud. If unfinished then
>butler I beam construction... also, my dad recently put up a stressed sheet
>metal building that doesn't seem to have any steel structural except in the
>end caps. He said it was the cheapest for his application. Again the
>ground does not freeze here.


Check insurance policy and local building codes before building a wooden
garage...

Not permitted on this side of the pond!


Mark Rand (in the UK)
RTFM

Posted by Don Stauffer in Minnesota on July 27, 2008, 12:08 pm
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> I am wanting to build a 24x30 or so garage. I am wanting to do this
> cheaply. One time I read about a construction method where posts are
> used then regular stick framing on top of that. But I cant remember
> what the technique is called.
>
> Is this a good way to go or is the traditional pole barn better. I
> will be doing this entirely myself.
>
> Any advice.

I believe it is called "post and beam".

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