Quality Steel Building Kits in Sand Springs

The frame and everything that closes it in. That means the steel columns and rafters, the roof supports (purlins) and wall supports (girts), wall and roof panels, trim, and the fasteners to put it together. Doors, windows, and insulation can be added to the package. We go through the list with you so you know exactly what is on the load before it leaves.

It comes down to what goes inside. A two car shop with bench space often starts around 30 by 40, and a building for tractors or a camper usually runs wider with taller sidewalls. Start from the biggest thing you need to park and the door it has to fit through, and the rest of the size follows.

Width and length set the starting price, and the height of the walls where the roof meets them moves the number more than most people expect. After that it is the panel thickness, the number and size of door openings, insulation, and any lean to or porch. Wind and snow loads for your site can change the frame too. Bring your dimensions and we will price it out.

Usually, and the rules change from one town to the next around here. Many cities and counties want a permit for any structure over a set size, and most ask for stamped plans on the frame. Every kit we sell comes engineer stamped, so bring us the requirements from your local building office and we will match the kit to them.

For most buildings, yes. Bare steel panels drip condensation when warm damp air hits them on a cold morning, and insulation stops that before it starts. It also keeps a shop far easier to heat or cool. The right kind depends on whether the building will be heated, so tell us how you plan to use it.

Kits load out of our Sand Springs yard on 209th West Avenue, just off US-412, six days a week. A kit runs to more than one trailer load at most sizes, so tell us how you plan to haul it and we will stage the order to match. Steel building kits sit beside our metal roofing panels and pole barn kits in the same yard.