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Finished Internal with customer supplied stabling

Finished Internal with customer supplied Stabling 		1. First thing we do is lay out all the leg & apex steel, we count them to ensure that the quantity is right and sort them into their respective groups.

Laying out the steel 		2. We can now bolt the Haunch Bracket in place and fix the EavePpurlin bracket with Tek screws as shown here.

Bolting Haunch Plates & Fixing Eve Purlin Brackets
3. We can now loosely attach the Base Plate to the bottom of the leg as shown here. We leave this finger tight to allow for movement when leveling the leg during erection process.

Bolting leg base plate 		4. Next we make up the Apex's careful to ensure that they are all identical. We use the first one as a template. A long tape should be used here to check that the distance across the apex to ensure that they will give the right width when bolted to the leg,

Bolting Apex Brackets 		5. Now we start to put the frame together.

Standing the frame up.
6. Level everything as you go & then level it again & again, always checking level as this will help a lot come time to cut doors in and sheet. Level, Level, Level again!

Level, Level & Level again! 		7. Because of the light nature of our Steel Buildings it&#39;s important that you prop &amp; brace as you go in order to keep everything square &amp; yes LEVEL! Get the first bay spot on &amp; the rest will fall into place. Note the diagonal bracing used on the back wall to help keep everything square &amp; true.<img src="mambots/editors/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/images/smiley-cool.gif" border="0" alt="Cool" title="Cool" width="18" height="18" />

Prop & Brace as you go. 		8. Once you have one bay right & braced it's time to work it along.

Work from a single solid level bay
9. Continue along!

More bays 		10.Prayer changes everything!

Take time out to pray! 		12. Once the frame is right, it's time to start cladding. Again nice level Tek lines will ensure a nice finish to your building so remember level, level, level!

Corus Steel Cladding
12. Working across from the stable bay keeps everything solid.

The centre bay is erected 		13. now it's really taking shape with one side done the centre bay & other side bay done it's all plain sailing from here.

Taking shape 		Eve Purlin Detail

Eve Purlin Detail1
Eve Purlin Detail

Eve Purlin Detail2 		Pelmet Detail

Pelmet detail1 		If you don't have a clipboard when you are on site and someone points a camera at you, POINT it's what all real professionals do!

If you don't have a clipboard POINT!
In this picture you can see the strip footings. These save alot of time in groundwork preperation as digging individual holes and form working each & every hole can be very time consuming. It's much easier to do the footings like this using a JCB four nice & easy straight strip holes and it's just about as easy as it gets.

Steel American Barn Equestrian Stables SUFFOLK 		Things are moving along well in this pic. Steel American Barn Equestrian Horse Stables SUFFOLK

Steel American Barn Equestrian Stables SUFFOLK 		Anothet internal pic. Steel American Barn Equestrian Stables SUFFOLK

Steel American Barn Equestrian Stables SUFFOLK
More cheese Gromit?

More cheese Gromit? 		Finished roof.

Equestrian Stables Steel American Barn SUFFOLK 		Looking down the finished Apex.

Horse Stable American Equestrian Barn Stable SUFFO
This is all finished for OZ-UK, There is more though as these have been fitted out with stabling & Stalls by the customer & it is looking fantastic.....GOOD JOB!:)

& That is just about that! 		Here you can see that some of the wedding carrages have been stored out of the weather.

Equestrian Horse Carrage Storage area? SUFFOLK
 

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