Hello

I am going to build my own GDS car wash and need help with the construction.

All steel is hollow section.

1. The posts are 100x100 mm - UNKNOWN thickness

2. The roof (7 steel hollow sections running lengthwise) UNKNOWN size and thickness.
All I know is that they should be rectangular. I've looked at existing washes and they seem to be half the width of the posts.

Can anyone help me with points 1 and 2?
 
  • 3D model of a DIY car wash structure with steel hollow section columns and roof beams, seeking help with construction details.
I believe it is 120x60 but I am uncertain. Sheet metal roof and the lowest class of snow it is.
 
Why 100x100? It's insanely oversized. The construction is not stabilized either.
 
W witten said:
Why 100x100? It's insanely oversized.
Drove past a car wash, a major player, and they had it that way with a pad of 20x20 cm where the post stood on.

What else should it be? Don't know the thickness either.
 
By the way, it wasn't the intention to sound so negative, just mean that you have to pay for a lot of unnecessary steel.
 
W witten said:
By the way, it wasn't the intention to sound so negative, just mean that you end up paying for a lot of unnecessary steel.
No, I understood that, but I thought you had a solution haha! or an answer to how it should be!
 
M MackanM said:
Drove past a carwash, a major player, and they had it with a plate measuring 20x20 cm where the pole stood.

what else should it be? don't know the thickness either.
You need to calculate it to know, snow and wind loads. It might be difficult to go through the regulatory process if you don't have someone dimension this? In the end, you need to submit a construction certificate.
 
M MackanM said:
No, I understood that, but I thought you had a solution haha! or an answer on how it should be!
It takes a few hours to design a structure like this.
 
W witten said:
It takes a few hours to size a construction like this.
Okay

check your PM
 
I would probably remove the ceiling joists and place load-bearing metal sheets along the length of the house. Some diagonal braces are also needed to support it.
 
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W witten said:
I would probably remove the ceiling beams and install load-bearing sheets along the length of the house. Some diagonal braces are also needed to support it.
Exactly, too much pressure in the longitudinal direction of the building, so the whole beauty folds down like a Z.
 
OK. Googling on the plåt seems to suggest it's cheaper and better but I still need something stable to attach the 360 spray arm that the hose is connected to?
 
M MackanM said:
OK. Googled the sheet metal seems to be cheaper and better but I still need something stable to attach the 360 wash arm that the hose is connected to?
Should I have 1 or 2 that go along the entire building in the middle of the roof that I use to screw on the 360 arm?
 
the slope of the roof is 7 degrees
 
ricebridge ricebridge said:
Exactly, too much pressure in the building's longitudinal direction, so the whole glory bends down like a Z.
Yep, I've seen pictures of carports that ended their days that way. They usually get cleaned up quickly because it's a bit embarrassing if it's newly built :)
 
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