Definitely good reasons! I would be curious if a anyone else has some benefits they have experienced or are considering in regards to a steel structures.
Thanks for watching! I have so much more new content planned out, but if you ever have any questions just let me know. I definitately made a ton of mistakes 😅
Great videos so far. We are just starting our build in North Idaho as well and started documenting it. Looking forward to watching you as you guys continue. All the best.
@@homesteadingbarndo We are. We are doing traditional wood post pole barn. If you saw my video, we are just starting and hoping to get the well drilled in October.
Finally someone who is doing exactly what I want to do! Thank you so much for this video and the extra info!! I have to contact my build out unfortunately, I have no one to help me 😢
No worries at all, and thanks for watching. You'll likely get a better ffinished product since you'll have someone who knows what they're doing! What state are you building in?
@@carolyngarcia6292 That's really cool! I used to live down in Orange county and sold a bunch of houses in Riverside county. Lots of great places out there , I missed the Mexican food in So Cal
Can you compound on the condensation/moisture issues that you are having? Do you have insulation between all of the exterior metal and the main frame of the building? If you have insulation between, did you have any issue of the exterior panels deforming any when screwing them to the frame? I noticed Great Western mentioned it a few times in some of his videos and he talked about not over tightening the screws. That has me worried a bit.
We have fiberglass insulation in between the walls and the perlons and it makes it tough to install the panels because you have to compress it. The insulation comes in 6 foot wide rolls and is attached by double stick tape to hold it in place. The thing you have to do is seal all the overlapping seams because it acts as the vapor barrier so any way that warm air can penetrate and touch the cold steel you'll get condensation. As for overtightened screws you can see when they are tightened enough because it compressed the rubber grommet properly, if you overtightened it the grommet will break off and not be water proof. Hope that makes sense
So is it not possible to do spray foam insulation in a steel building? I want to do a steel barndo in Arizona but was thinking of doing spray foam insulation
Ty so informational it is great to see how you are using your space! Very helpful how do you insulate the Barndo? Was it difficult that portion of the installation building process? aaaand are your kitties hungry??? ❤Lol I have a pet rescue for special needs felines and my service dog! Preparing to move down south living in our vintage rv while we build a steel barndo NOT as epic as yours but doable!! Ty!!
Thank you for the kind words we love our barndo kittens too. I didn't used to think I was a cat person but 💯 am now. Whereabouts are you thinking? I'm sure it will be epic!
💗for the kittens 👍we’re looking into land south east area also considering NC had family there … We have a few ops will do a “ go see” first before deciding which acerage we will delve into! I love the idea of Barndos affordability! More space, durable, versatile,quick build-as you know!
We did a mix of paying as we go and getting some private lending. There are a bunch of good lending options though including USDA loans which I know a lot of people have used. Another option is a local credit union too, apparently, they're easier to work with.
Watching from Yosemite Kentucky.
Hey there! 👋
Definitely good reasons! I would be curious if a anyone else has some benefits they have experienced or are considering in regards to a steel structures.
New sub. Going through watching all of your videos now. Real answers from a real person with real experience! Thank you!
Thanks for watching! I have so much more new content planned out, but if you ever have any questions just let me know. I definitately made a ton of mistakes 😅
Great videos so far. We are just starting our build in North Idaho as well and started documenting it. Looking forward to watching you as you guys continue. All the best.
Thanks for watching! Are you building a pole barn too?
@@homesteadingbarndo We are. We are doing traditional wood post pole barn. If you saw my video, we are just starting and hoping to get the well drilled in October.
Finally someone who is doing exactly what I want to do! Thank you so much for this video and the extra info!! I have to contact my build out unfortunately, I have no one to help me 😢
No worries at all, and thanks for watching. You'll likely get a better ffinished product since you'll have someone who knows what they're doing! What state are you building in?
@@homesteadingbarndo in riverside county, CA
@@carolyngarcia6292 That's really cool! I used to live down in Orange county and sold a bunch of houses in Riverside county. Lots of great places out there , I missed the Mexican food in So Cal
@@homesteadingbarndolol I’m in OC also I want to buy land in lake mathews, perris, lake Elsinore, menifee … something around there 😭❤
Great video thanks
Great Video! I’m a little confused on one of the comments you made can you or can’t you use spray foam in a steel barndo?
You definitely can but you need to do it before you start framing the house inside.
Can you compound on the condensation/moisture issues that you are having? Do you have insulation between all of the exterior metal and the main frame of the building?
If you have insulation between, did you have any issue of the exterior panels deforming any when screwing them to the frame? I noticed Great Western mentioned it a few times in some of his videos and he talked about not over tightening the screws. That has me worried a bit.
We have fiberglass insulation in between the walls and the perlons and it makes it tough to install the panels because you have to compress it.
The insulation comes in 6 foot wide rolls and is attached by double stick tape to hold it in place. The thing you have to do is seal all the overlapping seams because it acts as the vapor barrier so any way that warm air can penetrate and touch the cold steel you'll get condensation.
As for overtightened screws you can see when they are tightened enough because it compressed the rubber grommet properly, if you overtightened it the grommet will break off and not be water proof.
Hope that makes sense
@@homesteadingbarndo Thanks for the replies! I'll have to look into the larger headed self-taping screws for the roof.
No worries! Let me know if you have other questions!
So is it not possible to do spray foam insulation in a steel building? I want to do a steel barndo in Arizona but was thinking of doing spray foam insulation
Ty so informational it is great to see how you are using your space! Very helpful how do you insulate the Barndo? Was it difficult that portion of the installation building process?
aaaand are your kitties hungry??? ❤Lol
I have a pet rescue for special needs felines and my service dog!
Preparing to move down south living in our vintage rv while we build a steel barndo NOT as epic as yours but doable!! Ty!!
Thank you for the kind words we love our barndo kittens too. I didn't used to think I was a cat person but 💯 am now.
Whereabouts are you thinking? I'm sure it will be epic!
💗for the kittens 👍we’re looking into land south east area also considering NC had family there …
We have a few ops will do a “ go see” first before deciding which acerage we will delve into! I love the idea of Barndos affordability! More space, durable, versatile,quick build-as you know!
How bad is wood prices in 06/2024?
Prices for wood isn't bad at all right now a 2x4 that is 10 feet long is about 3.85 so that's awesome
How did you fund and finance?
We did a mix of paying as we go and getting some private lending. There are a bunch of good lending options though including USDA loans which I know a lot of people have used. Another option is a local credit union too, apparently, they're easier to work with.
Please help the cats. Why are they crying! So sad.
😢😢😢😢Poor cats
Our cats are super loved! We put them in the crate only temporarily while we are opening doors so they don't run out.