Farm Implement (Equipment Shop) Buildings - …

1 244 2003 - State of MichiganFARM Implement (EQUIPMENT SHOP) BUILDINGSAVERAGE CLASS S Implement SHEDLOW CLASS DPOLEIMPLEMENT SHEDGOOD CLASS S SLANT WALLLOW-COST/AVERAGE DPOLEAVERAGE CLASS SGOOD CLASS S QUONSETGOOD CLASS D ARCH RIBAVERAGE DPOLEAVERAGE CLASS DGOOD CLASS D 2003 State of Michigan245 STORAGE BUILDINGSCLASS D TOOL SHEDCLASS D BULK FERTILIZER STORAGELOW CLASS DPOLEUTILITY BUILDINGGOOD CLASS S GREENHOUSES traight WallAVERAGE CLASS D UTILITYArch RibLOW CLASS S QUONSET UTILITYLOW CLASS S UTILITYS lant WallGOOD CLASS S UTILITYG rain Storage246 2003 - State of MichiganOCCUPANCY DESCRIPTION.

2 Implement Buildings are forstorage and maintenance of farm equipment. Thesestructures have lighter-gauge materials or less interior finishthan their commercial counterparts. They have betterelectrical circuits and built-in shop features not found in utilitybuildings or storage sheds. Walls are usually either block orsome type of metal or wood over the frame. Roof systems areeither steel or wood, and the floors are light concrete orasphalt. For arch-rib, use center arch height in entering thestory height IN COSTS:Architects fees and contractors overhead and INCLUDED IN COSTS.

3 Heating systems are not WALLSINTERIOR FINISHLIGHTING & PLUMBING CGood$ block, steel or wood truss, good roof coverUnfinished, concrete floor, toolcabinets, shop areaGood lighting and outlets,water , steel or wood roof structure, good fenestrationUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and frame and truss,wood siding or stuccoUnfinished, concrete floor, toolcabinets, shop areaGood lighting and outlets,water wood frame, exposed board siding, shingles, windowsUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and frame, best metal siding, sheathingUnfinished, concrete floor, toolcabinets, shop areaGood lighting and outlets,water frame, metal siding, good doors, windowsUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow frame, metal sidingUnfinished, light floor, few extrasMinimum frame and truss, steel or aluminum sidingUnfinished, concrete floor, toolcabinets, shop areaGood lighting and outlets,water frame and siding, good doors, windowsUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water.

4 Electricalservice and outletsLow steel frame, sidingUnfinished, light floor, few extrasMinimum steel slant frame and truss,steel sidingUnfinished, concrete floor, toolcabinets, shop areaGood lighting and outlets,water steel slant frame and siding,good doors, windowsUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow steel slant frame and sidingUnfinished, light floor, few extrasMinimum servicesDGood$ laminated arch, siding, shingles,pedestrian and overhead doorsUnfinished, concrete floor, toolcabinets, shop areaGood lighting and outlets,water frame, shingles and siding,windows, overhead doorUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow arch-rib, frame, comp.

5 Shingles,end-wall sliding-door entryUnfinished, light floor, few extrasMinimum servicesDPOLE laminated arch, metal siding,pedestrian and overhead doorsUnfinished, concrete floor, toolcabinets, shop areaGood lighting and outlets,water arched frame, metalsiding, windows, overhead doorUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow arch-rib frame, metal siding,end-wall sliding-door entryUnfinished, light floor, few extrasMinimum servicesDHOOPARCH post, knee wall, pipe hoopframe, fabric cover, end curtainsUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow post, pipe hoop, fabric coverUnfinished light floor, few extrasMinimum servicesS self-framing quonset panels,pedestrian and overhead doorsUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsGood lighting and outlets,water quonset, metalsiding, windows, overhead doorUnfinished, concrete or asphaltfloor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow self-framing quonset panels,end-wall sliding-door entryUnfinished, light floor.

6 Few extrasMinimum self-framing quonset panels,open endsUnfinished, light floorMinimum servicesDGood$ $ walls, composition or steel gable roof on wood rafters and posts, concrete floor, security walls, steel shed or flat roof on wood posts and girders, light slab floor, minimum electricalLow walls, light steel flat roof on light wood posts, asphalt floor, no electricalSVery walls, large bulk commodity canopy structure, heavy frame and floor, good electricalGood walls, steel gable roof and truss on steel column, wide span, concrete floor, security walls, heavy fabric or steel shed or flat roof and girders on good steel posts, light slab floor,minimum electricalLow cost walls, light steel, fiberglass or shade netting, flat roof on low-cost pipe, asphalt floor, no electricalFARM Implement (EQUIPMENT SHOP) BUILDINGSARCH-RIB (QUONSET) FARM Implement BUILDINGSFARM Implement (EQUIPMENT) SHELTERSFARM Implement BUILDINGSFARM Implement BUILDINGSREFINEMENTS:On this page are the means of making major adjustments to the base costs on the previouspage.

7 Follow Steps 1 through 5 to attain final costs, adjusted for lump sums, heating and cooling, story height,floor area/perimeter ratio and REFINEMENTSSTORY HEIGHT MULTIPLIERSM ultiply base cost by following multiplier for anyvariation in average story height. For quonsetshape Buildings , use the center arch height to enterthe Wall HeightSquare Foot 2003 - State of Michigan247 ADJUSTMENTSFOR DEVIATIONS FROM BASE COSTSADD OR DEDUCT PER SQUARE FOOTGOODAVERAGELOWDirt Floor ..$ .23$ .19$ .14 Gravel .. Floor, plain .. Floor .. Service .. Service .. AND COOLINGT hese costs are averages of total installed cost ofthe entire heating or cooling installation including itsprorated share of contractors overhead and profitand architects cable or baseboard.

8 $ wall heaters (inc. FWA) .. air, ducted .. or furnace, vented ..95 Hot water, baseboard/convector .. floor or ceiling .. heaters, with fan .. or floor furnace .. heating and cooling .. , blower and ducts ..95fans only ..40 Use the total length of walled sides as the perimeter. Do not use table for sheds without Area,Sq. PERIMETERA verageFloor Area,Sq. ---------------------------------------- 8001, ,0002, ---------- -------------------------2,0004, ----- -------------------------4,0006,000----- . ,0008, ,00010, ,00012, ,00014, ,00016, ,00020,000.

9 ,0005 USE COUNTY MULTIPLIERS IN MULTIPLIER 2003 - State of MichiganOCCUPANCY DESCRIPTION: Equipment shedbuildings are for storage and maintenance of farmequipment. These structures are typically designedwith an open front and only three exterior walls, ofeither wood frame or steel construction. Floors areeither light concrete, asphalt, gravel or dirt. Electricaland water service are commensurate with the shape farm utility Buildings have manyuses, such as general material, commodity orequipment storage. Interior modifications can makethem accommodate any one of several uses.

10 Framesare light arch-rib wood with metal (Class DPOLE),wood siding or shingles (Class D) or self-framingmetal quonset panels (Class S). The floors are lightconcrete, asphalt or dirt at the lower qualities. Use thecenter arch height in entering the story height IN COSTS:Architects fees and generalcontractors overhead and INCLUDED IN COSTS:No heat or WALLSINTERIOR FINISHLIGHTING & PLUMBING CAverage$ one side, block light roof, some end-wall fenestrationUnfinished, light concrete orasphalt floor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow front, cheap block, shed roofUnfinished, gravel floor, few extrasMinimum servicesD one side, wood frame, siding,some end-wall fenestrationUnfinished, light concrete orasphalt floor, some cabinetsAdequate water, electricalservice and outletsLow front, box frame, sidingUnfinished, gravel floor, few extrasMinimum servicesDPOLE one side.