Standard Features
Standard Roof Trussess are 4/12 pitch, but we have several to options to choose from including Attic, Gambrell Attic, Scissor and Carriage Style.
You can vary the look of your building by adding Overhangs to your Eaves and Gables. They can be 12″ – 24″.
Here you will find a diagram showing parts of a Fetterville post and frame constructed building.
Here you will find a diagram showing Framing and Finished Gable End Elevations of a Fetterville post and frame constructed building.
Typical Building Sizes. Using these helps with costs.
Building Pad Steps and Final Excavation
It is critical that you prepare the building site before leveling to remove all obstructions and items that could affect the base quality. This includes removing all debris, large rocks and trees as well as any buried objects such as old underground tanks. If you remove trees, make sure you remove the roots and backfill the space to create a solid base layer. Clear an area wide enough to allow workers and equipment to maneuver around the building site, preferably 4’ all around. If pad is not to be leveled before start, your build will resemble building as seen here. This can be done if building site is within 12” of being level, but not preferred. If concrete is being installed in the future, you will need to have a level and packed site. (Speak with your Sales Rep for more questions or details on this topic)
It is preferred that a 2” stone base as seen here to minimize mess for crew and helps keep materials cleaner as installation occurs. This also helps keep the work site clean and less mud tracking throughout construction.
When building construction is complete you will need to do final grading around building perimeter. You will need to grade dirt just below the “Base Angle Trim” as seen here, be sure to keep any dirt from sitting against the building exterior metal, this will void metal warranties if rust or corrosion occurs in the future.
