Metal Building Outlet supplied this steel building in Idaho. The customer in Idaho ordered a large storage unit to house construction equipment from us.  It is a massive white 15,000sq ft. storage facility.  The 100’x150’x16’ Nucor metal building has 8 overhead doors.  There are 2 12’x12’ and 6 10’x10’ along with 2 3’x7’ walkdoors.  The steel building is completely white walls & roof.

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Metal Building Outlet provided this pre-engineered metal building in Rigby, Idaho, in late September of 2016.

Hardwearing, energy efficient and low maintenance by design, the building is crafted from top-of-the-line steel components and stands 40’x40’x12’ in size. Now used as a shop, the structure is covered and protected from above by a light stone-colored metal roof with a 3:12 pitch. Inside it are a total of (5) framed openings, which include (1) 18’x10’ opening, (2) 3070 openings and (2) 4030 windows.

To dramatically reduce energy bills associated with the shop building, R-19 insulation is installed in both the roof and walls. The insulation also enhances sound control and interior comfort for building users, regardless of time of year or outside climate. A high snow load of 50 lbs. and a wind speed rating of 115 mph serve as additional features, and were included in consideration of the weather patterns and sometimes heavy seasonal snowfall experienced in the region. A small city set within eastern Idaho’s Jefferson County, Rigby is situated about 15 miles outside Idaho Falls and 13 miles from Rexburg.

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Metal Building Outlet sourced this premanufactured steel building for a client in Parma, Idaho, in late April of 2018.

Now functioning as an arena, the metal building boasts a broad, clear-span design and a finished size of 80’x160’x16’. Light Stone in color and comprised of top-quality steel components, it features a rugged Galvalume metal roof with a 2:12 pitch, while (2) 12’x12’ framed openings serve as additional attributes.

Durable, economical and inherently low maintenance, the metal arena requires little more than an occasional power wash to maintain its exterior appeal, and it is also highly sustainable, should the need arise to recycle it at the end of its lifespan. Supplemental accommodations include a 115-mph wind load and a 43-pound snow load; inclusions made in consideration of the variable weather and climate patterns common in and around Parma.

Part of western Idaho’s Canyon County, Parma falls within the Boise City-Nampa, Idaho Metropolitan Statistical Area. The small community sits about 16 miles northwest of Caldwell and roughly 11 miles west of Sand Hollow.

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