RV and carports & West Coast Metal Buildings
Any comments good or bad on West Coast Metal Buildings? Neighbor with back hoe says for sure this year he'll grade my side yard. Going to put in RV shed. Thinking about having West Coast Metal bu...
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Yes, I had one installed in Feb.
It's built for 30# Sq/ft snow load and 100 MPH winds. I upgraded to the 12 gauge material.
I only have two minor complaints;
They kept putting me off on the install. It was always "two weeks" and ended up being two months.
Secondly, some of the framing is used. I can see where things were mounted to it before and there's even a metal handle left from some other use. It must not have been used long as it matches the patina of the other framing perfectly. They must of had to take something down and "recycled" it. No biggie but a little odd to me.
The structure is 15' wide X 41" long. Side walls are 13' tall.
We came to the conclusion that we never use our back yard so having the port was fine.
Good thing because this port is fugly!
But I can't really see it out our main windows.
BTW, we talked to all our neighbors before proceeding. None of them really have a direct view of it though.
It's exactly the same color as winter in Western Washington - GREY!
Almost disappears most of the time.
It's built for 30# Sq/ft snow load and 100 MPH winds. I upgraded to the 12 gauge material.
I only have two minor complaints;
They kept putting me off on the install. It was always "two weeks" and ended up being two months.
Secondly, some of the framing is used. I can see where things were mounted to it before and there's even a metal handle left from some other use. It must not have been used long as it matches the patina of the other framing perfectly. They must of had to take something down and "recycled" it. No biggie but a little odd to me.
The structure is 15' wide X 41" long. Side walls are 13' tall.
We came to the conclusion that we never use our back yard so having the port was fine.
Good thing because this port is fugly!
But I can't really see it out our main windows.
BTW, we talked to all our neighbors before proceeding. None of them really have a direct view of it though.
It's exactly the same color as winter in Western Washington - GREY!
Almost disappears most of the time.
