100×100 Metal Building
A 100×100 pre-engineered metal building provides 10,000 square feet of adaptable floor area for warehouses, shops, industrial facilities, equipment storage and other commercial uses. Northern State Steel coordinates project-specific PEMB design requirements, supply and California erection when included in scope.
10,000 Square Feet Built Around Your Project
A 100×100 steel building is a starting footprint, not a one-size-fits-all kit. Eave height, roof slope, bay spacing, structural loads, framed openings, panel systems, insulation and equipment requirements all affect the final building design and price.
Building Width
Width can be configured around clear-span requirements, interior columns, operations and structural efficiency.
Building Length
Bay spacing is coordinated around doors, equipment, circulation, wall openings and the intended use.
Square Feet
A practical footprint for many commercial, industrial, warehouse and equipment-related applications.
Clear Span or Interior Columns?
A 100-foot building width can be evaluated with clear-span framing or with interior column lines when the building use allows them. The right configuration depends on required clear floor area, equipment, operations, loads and overall project economics.
Northern State Steel coordinates the structural configuration around the project requirements rather than assuming every 100×100 building should use the same framing system.
What Needs to Be Defined Before Pricing?
Accurate pricing requires more than the 100×100 footprint. The building needs enough project information to establish the structural and envelope requirements.
- Project location and intended building use
- Required eave height and clear height
- Roof slope and roof system
- Door sizes and framed-opening locations
- Wind, seismic, snow and other design criteria
- Collateral and suspended loads
- Wall panels, insulation and liner requirements
- Equipment, crane or special clearance requirements
- Delivery and erection scope
Common Uses for a 100×100 Metal Building
The 10,000-square-foot footprint can work well for warehouses, maintenance facilities, manufacturing support buildings, equipment storage, service facilities and other commercial or industrial applications.
Interior layouts and openings should be coordinated early so the PEMB framing supports the way the facility will actually operate.
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What Does a 100×100 Metal Building Cost?
There is no responsible single price for every 100×100 metal building. Two buildings with the same footprint can have substantially different costs because of location, loads, height, framing configuration, openings, roof and wall systems, insulation, accessories and erection requirements.
For useful pricing, we start with the actual project requirements and develop the building scope around them.
Major Cost Drivers
- Site-specific structural design criteria
- Eave height and roof geometry
- Clear span versus interior columns
- Framed openings and accessories
- Roof and wall panel specifications
- Insulation and energy requirements
- Engineering and detailing scope
- Freight, delivery and erection
How a 100×100 PEMB Moves Forward
Once the project requirements are established, the building moves through coordinated approval, permitting, detailing and fabrication steps.
Project Review
Confirm location, use, dimensions, design criteria, openings and schedule.
Approval Drawings
Develop the building configuration for customer and project-team review.
Permit Coordination
Coordinate the metal building information needed for the permitting process.
Release for Fabrication
After approval, the building proceeds into final detailing and fabrication.
Delivery & Erection
Coordinate delivery, with California erection available when included in scope.
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Planning a 100×100 Steel Building?
Send us the project location, intended use, required height, major openings and any plans or design criteria you already have. We can review the information and help establish the appropriate PEMB scope.