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@Tully-Travel thanks for the question. Most if not all of our 100' buildings start around $12.00 per square foot for the building package. While this is not your finished cost, it does include all of the red iron, lumber and covering for the entire building.

@KenBowtie we agree with you 100%. When you're ready to move forward with your party barn, reach out to us online and we’ll connect you to the right people. www.kbuildings.com/k-building-request-a-quote/

@gregorysampson8759 the storefront glass does look nice and goes well with the colors of the building. Commercial glass also gives a great deal more design freedom than the standard sliding window. I hear you on the posts but that is a big loft. Often times, those posts can either disappear in a wall or become a part of the building design, as was the case with the BA Carts building.

@henryofskalitz2228- There are people that simply like the way barns were built in the 1800’s. I personally like the old buildings and appreciate how they were built, often without metal fasteners. The craftmanship that went into the mortise and tenon joints with the large timbers is a lost art today. Incidently, there are no 2x4’s in the K Building.

Most K Building material only packages start around $10-$12 per square foot for 20 and 30# snow loads. Higher snow loads and the engineered loft would be additional.

Thanks @mikhailkimbel7476! We appreciate your comments and will be ready to help you whenever you're ready!

Mapleridgefarms6075 we would be happy to reach out to you and start the conversation. Please visit us online to to tell us more about the building you would like to build. www.kbuildings.com/k-building-request-a-quote/

Thank you! We have been manufacturing the K Building in Ohio since 1972. Today's K Building is pretty much the same building that we started with but they have increased in size quite a bit over the years. When you're ready for a building please check us out, the price may be more affordable than you think.

The floor in the building did change the pricing but most K Building packages start around $12.00 per square foot.

@@ElginServiceCenter is 12 dollars a sq ft put up

The $12.00 per square foot is the building package and does not include labor to erect or the foundation.

Very good question Ali. In the case of a hydraulic hose break there are flow restrictors in hydraulic cylinder that will allow the door to close slowly. Another question we often hear is what happens if there is a power outage? In that case a separate portable power unit can be used or the door can be hooked directly up to the hydraulic system on a tractor to open or close the hydraulic door. Thanks for the question. So sorry for the delayed response.

Sorry for the delayed response Ken, we didn't see your question. You bring up a great question. The term girt refers to the sidewall lumber in the case of the K Building. The term purlin refers to the lumber used in the roof.

So sorry for the delayed response Scott. We didn't see your question. The lumber is #1 Southern Yellow Pine. The sidewall girts are 2x6x16 and the roof purlin is a 2x8x18 for the 30# ground snow load. The standard 20# ground snow load would call for a 2x6x16 roof purlin. The steel mainframes are set at a 15' OC spacing.