This was quite an interesting project due to the multi-use nature of this steel building.
First of all, the largest portion of this steel building is the shop used for commercial operations of the owners.
Second, an office, also for business operations.
Third, a deer processing kitchen for both personal and commercial use.
Getting off the ground with this Steel Building project by setting forms.
Getting the forms straight and braced off is a crucial part of the concrete operations.
Bagging to create concrete beam channels and to level the slab.
After the vapor barrier and steel rebar is in place, let the concrete flow.
I really like concrete pour day. Lots of action at the site.
Be sure to watch out for the boom swinging around.
After the concrete has a chance to set up a bit, we start welding the I-Beam columns to the steel embeds in the concrete.
Piece by piece the steel buildings structure is welded together to form a strong structure.
Now we break out the fun toys that are really helpful in lifting the components into place.
After the steel is all up with the cable X bracing in place to give the structure sheer stability, the insulation and R-Panel sheet siding goes on next. The R-10 insulation is sandwiched between the structure and the siding sheets.
A video progress report.
After the steel buildings work is finished on the interior, the office and Kitchen area is wood framed and creating a large storage space up on top. We beefed up the ceiling/floor joist to create a strong floor space for heavier storage.
Trimming out the doors and making sure they operate like they should.
The sky-lift forklift with the scissor lift is a really good combination when
getting stuff done up high.
Steel R-Panel roofing and insulation.
Getting close to finishing the exterior. Notice the lien-to on the left side
for equipment storage and staging.
This is the back side.
A whole lot of lien-to space for a whole lot of stuff.
This is the front side all finished up and complete.
On the inside, the shop area will never go to waist.
This is the partition wall between the shop and the office and Kitchen with a nice steel staircase to get up to the storage area. The open space in the parapet wall is used when moving parts and supplies up and down with the forklift.
A utility bath with a shower for cleaning up after work.
Rebecca Springs Steel Shop, Office & Deer Processing Kitchen Project Details
At Hill Country Building & Renovation, we strive to go above and beyond for our clients. From pouring concrete foundations to building steel buildings and more, we provide top quality construction projects and services for our clients in the Texas Hill Country. This project we took on in Canyon Lake, Texas was unique in the sense that this was a true multi-use building! Check out our videos above on the work we did. Give us a call and get your project started today!