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Small Bay Industrial Basecamp
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Storage Unlocked
Hi all. I'm planning on doing a live episode of Storage Unlocked in Houston during the lunch break. My goal is to get as many basecamp members to hop on for a couple of minutes as I can. If you are going to Houston and would be up for joining me with ONE major takeaway (we will be one and a half days in at that point) I'd love to hear from you in the comments! Thanks in advance.
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For the Developers in the room...
This is a huge debate on our development projects. PEMB vs Tilt vs Wood Frame construction. Which do you prefer and why?
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@Shital Thakkar Yes, the cladding fasteners can loosen over time due to repeated thermal expansion and contraction. If they are not periodically inspected and tightened, the panels can become increasingly loose and vulnerable to wind damage. In a wind storm, the cladding can begin to peel away from the building envelope, much like an orange peel.
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@Thaddeus Campbell The economies of scale generally begin to become meaningful at ~50,000 SF and are more optimal at 80,000 SF and above. This does not account for the long term savings on insurance. The last tilt-wall building we developed was approximately 35,000 SF, which was the smallest of our tilt-wall projects. It was entirely grade-level configured into 2,500 SF units. Some of our larger buildings incorporated a combination of dock-high and grade-level doors, with dock-high loading serving the larger units and grade-level loading serving the smaller units.
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Hello All from a Metal Building Nerd
Hello all. My name is Chuck Lacey Jr. I'm in Wahoo, NE. I have few companies and two of them focus on metal building construction. Lacey Construction is a design/builder focusing on metal building projects. We self perform the erection portion. We also supply and erect metal buildings for other GC's and building owners. I also own Quick Veneer. Quick Veneer is a patent pending pre-cast concrete panel system specifically designed for metal buildings. With Quick Veneer contractors eliminate trades and gain valuable control of metal building projects. I attached our brochure for reference. It is a great product for Small Bay Industrial projects. Quick Veneer is exclusively distributed through our partner Silvercote. Silvercote is the leading metal building insulation suppliers across the US.
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Hey everyone, glad to be here
I've been in real estate investing for almost 10 years now and I'm mainly here to learn from people actually doing this day to day. I also run a small software company, but that's not why I joined, just want to learn, add value where I can, and get to know some of you. Feel free to say hi.
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Small-bay Preconstruction Planner
Hello all! Greetings from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. My name is James McKinnon, I am a design technologist working on becoming a fully licensed Architect. My expertise in the last 9 years has been the preconstruction planning and design of tenant improvements in small-bay industrial involving code and bylaw compliance, engineer and contractor coordination, and construction drawings. I am here to learn more about the development side of the industry so I can better serve the developers and tenants I work with.
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