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New Metal Building on Concrete slab
Hello, Hurricane Helene did some damage on my existing wood shed/ carport. While not ideal, the shed was terribly built and was an eye sore anyway. I was gifted a metal shed that is the same size as my old shed. My plan is to tear down the old wood shed and put up the metal building. My question is what is the best way to anchor the metal shed to the slab? The "bottom plate" for the shed is just a galvanized steel beam with stub outs to collect the metal wall studs. I was thinking about using 2x6 pressure treat between the slab and bottom plate but wasn't sure if there was a better solution. submitted by /u/beardedpumbaa [link] [comments]
Hello, Hurricane Helene did some damage on my existing wood shed/ carport. While not ideal, the shed was terribly built and was an eye sore anyway. I was gifted a metal shed that is the same size as my old shed. My plan is to tear down the old wood shed and put up the metal building. My question is what is the best way to anchor the metal shed to the slab? The "bottom plate" for the shed is just a galvanized steel beam with stub outs to collect the metal wall studs. I was thinking about using 2x6 pressure treat between the slab and bottom plate but wasn't sure if there was a better solution.
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