greg1959 said: (quoted from post at 22:57:39 05/16/12) It is the width of the metal siding. The panels are 36" wide but with a 1.5" to 2" overlap for each piece will make the dims a little smaller. As for your square building...yup, it does not sound square if your long sides are a foot difference.
The panels on my building are 37 1/2" wide giving a coverage of 36" when installed. Have the building material suppliers changed to smaller panels?
Normally the outside dimension would the size you wanted before the steel is applied. The steel will be 1 1/2" too short on one end but the corner trim is designed to fit correctly and cover the gap. Depending on how high the ribs are on your steel the total outside dimensions should be 2 - 3 inches larger than the 30' x 60'.
This post was edited by Owen Aaland at 20:42:55 05/16/12.
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