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Standard Features Primary FramingSolid I-Beam Frames - single bead; continuous submerged arc welded by automatic welding machines. By using a higher yield strength material, a smaller web can be utilized which means a space saving design. A factory primer coat is applied to help protect them during the erection process. Endwall Frames and Columns - either cold-formed, mill-rolled or built-up “I” sections depending on design requirements. Secondary FramingPurlins (in roof) - top mounted on the rafter with a varied lap of 2’ to 6’ for strength and cost savings in erection labor. Maximum purlin spacing is 5’ on center. Girts (in sidewall) - 8” or 10” to meet design requirements. Cold rolled Z-section, 13 to 16 gauge ASTM A-570, 50,000 psi yield material is used to provide maximum strength. Bypass girt system overlaps at sidewall columns forming a continuous “beam” for extra strength. Bracing - diagonal rod or cable bracing may be supplied for roof and walls to remove longitudinal load from the structure as needed. Eave Strut - cold formed C-section that is rolled for the appropriate roof pitch, to help insure weather tightness at the eave Sheeting Angle - a continuous sheeting angle supplied for attachment of the sheeting, at the rake of the building, for ease of installation. Base Angle - a continuous angle, supplied for the attachment of the base of the sheeting to the concrete. It is attached to the concrete with ram sets or equivalent anchors. Sheeting
Ridge CapPre-formed High Rib Ridge Cap Panel - matches the slope and profile of adjoining roof panels to help insure constant alignment and weather tightness. Long Overlap - provided to help prevent water from siphoning into the building. FastenersStructural Bolts – meet all requirements of ASTM standards. Self-drilling and Self-tapping Fasteners - pre-assembled with neoprene washers and metal caps to help insure weather tightness. Closures and SealantsClosed Cell Neoprene Strips or Plugs - with self-adhesive backing; used to help seal buildings. Sealant - roof side laps, end laps and flashing at gable to help insure weather tightness. Trim Trimming – gable corners and eaves with standard trim material for a finished look. Plans and DrawingsEngineer Certified Blueprints - wall and roof framing diagrams, cross sections, sheeting and flashing details are provided with a letter from a certified engineer. General Erection Manual - provides step-by-step instructions for easy assembly. Part Numbers and Components - part numbers coincide with a detailed listing contained in the construction drawings and shipping list to help with assembly of the building. Anchor bolt plans and building reactions for foundation design are provided. |
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