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SELF STORAGE LOAD BEARING WALLS
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Storage Building - Load Bearing Wall
System
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Flexospan designs quality, durability, and security into every storage building by integrating our load bearing wall system. |
Interior walls are made of heavy gauge steel and are designed
to support the storage building
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-Means heavier steel walls between rental storage units
-No support post to obstruct the rental space
-Flexible standardized steel components that will configure to any unit mix
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Flexospan's Design:
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- versus -
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Competitor's Posted Systems:
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-A grid of steel support systems are erected with light gauge wall sheeting
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-Thin walls between the storage units
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- walls are easily dented
-Easy for vandals to break through
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-Non storage building manufacturers starting a new business can offer storage buildings by purchasing steel components from various suppliers
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Flexospan's Load Bearing Wall:
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Load Bearing Wall Features:
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Appealing interiors with all galvanized & GalvalumeTM finish
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-Very desirable to potential renters
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Wall meets the roof
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-No gap at the top of the walls
-Insures privacy
-Economical
to construct fire walls that comply with building codes
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No unsightly support posts
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24 gauge load-bearing wall panels
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-Thicker & Tougher than 29 gauge R panel commonly found in posted buildings
-Rugged and dent resistant for longer lasting appeal
-Builds greater security into the design of every Flexospan building
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Panels are installed vertically
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-Helps keep the panels clean
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Walls are fastened from both sides
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-Increases security because panels cannot be removed from just one unit
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Flexible standardized components
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-Easy to configure to your needs
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Changing the length of the load-bearing wall by adding / subtracting sheets changes the building width
Adding / subtracting the number of load-bearing walls changes the building length
Changing the door jamb positions changes the unit mix configuration
(Normally 10’ or 5’)
Stack them for multiple story designs
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-Simple to install
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Standard components are put together the same way for every unit mix. Once the system is learned, then the same technique and principles are applied in any configuration.
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