Pole Building Systems
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This document discusses materials used for pole building envelopes. Commonly, 29 gauge colored metal siding is cut to length and attached with screws and washers. Alternative sidings like T1-11, vinyl, cedar, and brick can also be used but may require installing sheeting first. Roof materials are similar and include standing seam metal, asphalt shingles, and wood shingles. Walls can include insulation and the document covers daylighting, ventilation, and other envelope topics.
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Pole Building Systems
- 4. Envelope Siding materials for a pole building are most commonly rolled rib 29 gauge colored metal cut to length in 32" or 36" widths attached using color matched screws with rubber washers to seal the holes. However, any standard siding can be used, including T1-11, vinyl, lap siding, cedar, and even brick. Using sidings other than metal will require first installing sheeting like CDX, OSB or Plywood. The walls may even incorporate insulation. The roof has similar materials as the walls, such as: standing seam metal, asphalt shingles and wood shingles.
- 5. EnvelopeRolled Rib MetalT1-11VinylCedar SidingBrickLap Siding
- 6. Envelope
- 7. Daylighting
- 8. Ventilation
- 9. Ventilation