you can see here we've got radiant floor throughout this section this is more
like the clients going to work on the machinery this is more storage so
there's gonna be a radiant tube heater it's gonna be the main source of heat
you can turn this on and if you don't put the tubing in before you pour
concrete you never do it again so that was the thought behind this customer
said even if he doesn't put a boiler in right away he'll have it here so if he
wants to it'll be ready to go and here in the office this will be also radiant
heat so this will be the only source of heat in this room however out here
there'll be a radiant tube heater which is a really efficient way to heat a
building they work really well getting poured so that's that is pretty exciting
got a lot of guys around here I'm gonna go ahead and set my I'm gonna try to set
my GoPro up they've already got a couple trucks unloaded got the first probably
quarter percent 25% of the building floor poured but I'll go ahead and set
my camera up hopefully we can capture a little bit of the rest of this you know
these taxi guys get up early at Saturday morning a long week
I slept in till 7:00 so I don't know so in order to get the concrete all the way
in the back of that shed with all that radiant heating
and they're gonna do this all in one for so 72 by 80 and one for they got a
conveyor truck
pretty cool they just run this out
what is cool about this dream got a heart scene
see how narrow and the depth of it up here in the front but as it goes
he gets a lot deeper
so that's a custom drain was designed and made for the space that
way it's hard to got the slope pre-engineered into it pretty cool
pretty cool the way they are able to do these buildings in one for to get these
ride on machines and these are gonna finish the they've all got set up four
different blades different finishes that way they got the ability to kind of one
of them comes in and knocks it all flat the next one comes in and polishes it up
and then the last one comes in and furnishes it that way they can just keep
kind of just keep following each other around pretty cool we're gettin eight
inch pour this is a six bag mix we're gonna go with I think it's a five inch
slump and I don't know all you guys out there that are maybe concrete
professionals or whatever I don't even know what all that means if I'm being
honest like I understand the slump the way it works and it's going to be a
sweet floor I know my customer is super pumped he's been waiting for this for
years he just told me that at this point when we get the doors on he's got a shed
with a roof doors concrete he doesn't even need heat he's been working outside
his whole life doing maintenance on the gravel drive so I'm really excited for
him he's gonna love this and I'm gonna love it I think it's gonna be an awesome
finished building so we're gonna let them get the pour going I got that GoPro
set up and we'll see how it turns out so we'll see you back here in a little bit
you
get everything poured
you
we had messed up I messed up on these trimmed
with an exact dimension which was 5 and 3/8 and because lumber is not exactly
perfect even though the manufacturer Mills these post two five and three
eighths the problem is we were noticing that if our post had any sort of a kick
to it and it wasn't dead-on laser straight then we were having problems
with our trim going over top of it so you can kind of see here this was one
that we did before and we're going to take this off I just left it for the
time being we couldn't get them to actually close here though is the new
trim that I just bought so it's two pieces we slid one from the outside
because no one's really ever gonna be seeing it from here
people are gonna be looking at it from over here so the hope is you look at it
from this side you're looking over the lap and we just start tucking them into
our brackets we'll punch our holes back through and bolt it all together we've
got some columns to do and I'll take off a couple gutter downspouts as well to
get to them man Greg we always underestimate the
longevity and time it takes to do these weird different detail stuff that we
don't do everyday so how about that guy's color-matched garage doors 24 by
16s got the front apron all done just
wrapped up wrapping all those columns down the lean to listen to that echo big
empty building 72 by 80 you can see here this is what typically happens in 99% of
our shops because honestly most farmers contractors whoever's putting up the
building they don't necessarily know exactly what they're gonna do but they
know they want power so surface mount with conduit they can add on let's say
they want to do a bench they can just run the wiring right where
they want it after the act add lights kind of just build the
whole system out as they go we've got a door to put in here for the office nice
20 by 20 it's gonna really look nice when it starts getting used but these
are Rainer garage doors Rainer is actually their corporate office their
worldwide headquarters is what it says is right in Dixon Illinois which is just
the town over from me and so these are their rainer used to be their tricor
series these are now a three inch thick foamed in place it's called their TM 300
I do believe they have an r-value of about 25 so 25 r-value that is
definitely one of the top rated doors out there and we got them as you can see
color matched exactly to our burnished slate steel so man this building looks
sharp we officially are probably going to end this maybe I will come back in a
long time see how this thing got moved in to see how it's being you know held
up for the customer and how it's working out but I hope you guys enjoyed the
build series I know I really enjoyed this project not often do we do one like
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