7 Ways to Customize Your Steel Garage Kits

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7 Ways to Customize Your Steel Garage Kits
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7 Ways to Customize Your Steel Garage Kits

• Custom steel garage kits offer homeowners,
  commercial business owners, mechanics, auto
  enthusiasts and gearheads the chance to create a
  space that truly fits their needs, whatever those
  might be.
• When looking for your next project or workspace,
  steel is the way to go. And you can make it
  custom with Norsteel Buildings. Here are seven
  options for additional customizations you might
  want to consider

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1. Roofing

• Roofs offer the height, spaciousness and
  protection from the elements you need, and there
  are several options on the table.
• Standard roofs usually have horizontal sheeting
  that goes in the direction of the corrugation and
  have rounded corners. This is the most common
  default option.

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2. Siding

• The siding of your building really comes down to
  the preference of horizontal or vertical
  corrugation, similar to roofing.
• A steel garage kit with vertical siding will
  handle debris better, which means it doesnt need
  to be cleaned as often.

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3. Size/Measurements

• Of course, the size of your building and its
  dimensions are totally up to you. A one-car
  garage will be cheaper than a multi-car building,
  and if you intend to house heavy equipment youll
  need additional height.
• Based on the position in which your building is
  oriented and how much equipment you intend to
  store, you might need additional gravel or
  pavement entry and exit points.

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4. Doors

• Your steel garage will have several points of
  entry, and each of these might require a
  different door type.
• A traditional walk door often appears on the side
  of the building. Additionally, you can feature
  several rollup overhead doors in the front and
  back to allow large machinery and vehicles to
  enter and exit.

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5. Windows

• The placement and purpose of windows can be
  customized when fabricating your steel garage
  kit. A few considerations that often come into
  play are
• How many windows do I want/need?
• Where should windows ideally be located
  throughout the building?
• Are there safety measures to account for so that
  toxic fumes are able to be appropriately
  ventilated in a confined space?
• Are windows cosmetic or functional to a given
  need?
• How private/secure do I want my steel building to
  be?

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6. Skylights

• Windows in the roof of your building can help
  with ventilation, increase visibility and bring
  in some rays from the outdoors.
• In buildings that are jam-packed and with limited
  window or door options, a skylight can give the
  impression of more depth and space.

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7. Add-Ons

• Fire resistance and insulation materials for
  harsh weather and disaster prevention.
• Surveillance and alarm systems, including CCTV,
  motion-sensored lights and keypads.
• Climate-controlled features for ventilation, heat
  and cool air.

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