Metal roofing gauges refer to material thickness, with the higher the number is, the thinner your metal roofing will be. For instance, 29-gauge metal roofs are around 0.36 millimeters thick while 26-gauge metal roofing systems are slightly thicker at 0.48 millimeters. However, those aren’t the only things you need to know about metal roof gauges.
… Continue ReadingHow to Protect Carports and Metal Sheds From Rust
Moisture is a common problem for steel buildings. Once metal comes into contact with moisture or condensation, corrosion starts and eventually causes rust to form. Rust can compromise the structural integrity of metal buildings like carports. Here are some tips on protecting your metal shed or carport from rust below.
Residential Zoning Laws for Fences
Zoning laws apply to homes and even to pre-engineered steel buildings. These rules determine what you can and cannot build on your property. Most of the time, the laws are related to the area where you live.
How Much Fence Do You Need for Your Property?
Knowing how much fencing your property needs can give you an idea about how much the installation will cost. A fence company can do that, but measuring will help you communicate better with your contractor.
Basic Safety Measures for Your Home Workshop
There’s a reason why many engineering colleges require a safety course for their students right in their freshman year – safety is basic knowledge. If you’re building a workshop with metal building components, then it follows that you should also be aware of some basic safety checks to ensure that whatever project you take on in your shop, you’ll be minimizing unnecessary risks of accidents and injury.
