50x80 Workshop with Office Space in Burleson, Texas | Bolt Up Red Iron Framing | WolfSteel Buildings

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Pack, Check out this video where Adbeel and Roy will walk us through and explain more about bolt up red iron metal buildings. What are they? What can you expect from ordering one? This building is a 50x80' Pre Engineered Metal Building with office space and a showroom in Burleson, Texas!
Make sure to watch till the end as they share valuable insights about the 5 different things that we encountered in this project.
1. How to anchor a metal building to existing concrete?
2. Bolt Up Metal Building Features
3. What is the process of building a steel bolt up?
4. Metal Building Fiberglass Insulation
5. Steel Building Custom Accessories
WolfSteel Buildings covers the state of Texas.
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(Our Quote Price includes Material, Delivery, Installation and Taxes)
Chapters:
00:00-00:46 - Steel Workshop Installation Intro
00:46-02:49 - Overview of Red Iron Bolt Up
02:49 -06:30 - Anchoring Red Iron Frame on Concrete Slab
06:30 - 08:43 - Features of Red Iron Bolt Up
08:43- 13:08 - Red Iron Bolt Up Process
13:08 - 14:40 - Fiberglass Insulation on Metal Workshop
14:40-15:39 - 50x80 Steel Building Colors
15:39 - 16: 57 - Custom Accessories for 50x80 Metal Workshop

[@SeeHowIDoIt]

Could you come to Utah to assemble a building like this for me?

[@wolfsteelbuildings]

Thanks for your interest in our project but we only service certain parts of Texas.

[@sam.man.TX22]

Why are the bolts facing where if a bolt was to come loose or lose a nut for some reason the bolt would fall out.
I would imagine it would be far and in between if one ever came loose but curious what the reasoning is

[@wolfsteelbuildings]

Great Question! Believe it or not its actually not the first time its been brought up. There is technically no right or wrong answer. The engineered plans for this project specify the bolts should point upward as shown in the video.
The American Institute of Steel Construction states there is no requirement on the direction of the bolt. Ive linked the statement for you here if you would like to check it out!
www.aisc.org/steel-solutions-center/engineering-faqs/6.5.-bolt-installation/#9571
Good eye tho! I can see your point of view. As contractors our job is to ensure the building is done according to the engineer plans.

[@PhoenixWoody]

Who would you recommend for steel buildings out here in Phoenix? Looking to do something similar but for residential.

[@wolfsteelbuildings]

Bolt up red iron structure is customizable, hence, this will be a perfect fit for residential use. We've never worked in Phoenix, AZ, thus, we are unable to recommend one.

[@jayhill1242]

So is a weld up less expensive than a bolt up. I would think the upfront cost for a weld up would be cheaper because it's not prefab....but I could be wrong. I'm looking to build a small church on a budget and just trying to see which avenue is more cost effective.

[@wolfsteelbuildings]

Thanks for your comment, Jay! Yes, weld up can be less expensive than bolt ups, but it can vary! If you would like to discuss your project with our sales team give us a call at [phone] or shoot us a email at [e-mail].
Check out our video where we do a price comparison between Tubular Vs Red Iron- we touch base on weld up and bolt up pricing. Although the pricing on there is no longer valid I hope it helps you get an idea!
Link: ua-cam.com/video/e8_2F4qEJfM/v-deo.html