Equipment Rental Guide

Equipment Rental Guide

Are you preparing to build your new steel building?

Make sure you check in with your contractor as equipment may be required for your project. This equipment rental guide helps you know what kind of equipment you’ll need for various different sizes.

All equipment listed below is needed to complete your building installation. Additionally, customers are responsible for all costs regarding equipment rentals, freight charges, fuel charges, etc. *Equipment varies on availability*

Buildings 31′-39′ wide 

For buildings that are anywhere from 31′ to 39′ wide and between the leg height of 6′ to 12′, the following equipment is needed: 

(1) Telehandler Reach Forklift

  • Reach of 30′ to 39′
  • Weight capacity of 6,000 pounds
  • Max lift height up to 36’4″
  • Telescopic variable reach lift

(2) Scissor Lifts

  • Heavy-duty 4-wheel drive for rugged terrain 
  • Reach of 25′ to 27′
  • Solid steel deck platforms with slip-resistant plating 
31FT-39FT-FORKLIFT
31FT-39FT-SCISSORLIFT

Buildings 31′-39′ wide

For buildings that are anywhere from 31′ to 39′ wide and between the leg height of 13′ to 20′, the following equipment is needed:

(1) Telehandler Reach Forklift

  • Reach of 40′ to 49′
  • Weight capacity of 6,000 pounds
  • Max lift height up to 41’11”
  • Telescopic variable reach lift

(2) Scissor Lifts

  • Heavy-duty 4-wheel drive for rugged terrain
  • Reach of 30′ to 35′
  • Gas or diesel
  • Solid steel deck platforms with slip-resistant plating 
31FT-39FT-FORKLIFT.2
31FT-39FT-SCISSORLIFT.2

Buildings 41′-49′ wide

For buildings that are anywhere from 41′ to 49′ wide and between the leg height of 6′ to 20′, the following equipment is needed:

(1) Telehandler Reach Forklift

  • Reach of 43′
  • Weight capacity of 8,000 pounds
  • Max lift height up to 43′
  • Telescopic variable reach lift

(2) Scissor Lifts

  • Heavy-duty 4-wheel drive for rugged terrain
  • Reach of 30′ to 35′
  • Gas or diesel
  • Solid steel deck platforms with slip-resistant plating 
41FT-49FT-FORKLIFT
41FT-49FT-SCISSORLIFT

Buildings 51′-59′ wide

For buildings that are anywhere from 51′ to 59′ wide and between the leg height of 6′ to 20′, the following equipment is needed:

(1) Telehandler Reach Forklift

  • Reach of 43′
  • Weight capacity of 8,000 pounds
  • Max lift height up to 43′
  • Telescopic variable reach lift

(2) Scissor Lifts

  • Heavy-duty 4-wheel drive for rugged terrain
  • Reach of 30′ to 35′ 
  • Gas or diesel
  • Solid steel deck platforms with slip-resistant plating
51FT-59FT-FORKLIFT
51FT-59FT-SCISSORLIFT

Buildings 61′-69′ wide

For buildings that are anywhere from 61′ to 69′ wide and between the leg height of 6′ to 20′, the following equipment is needed:

(1) Telehandler Reach Forklift

  • Reach of 50′ to 56′
  • Weight capacity of 10,000 pounds
  • Max lift height up to 53’2″
  • Telescopic variable reach lift

(2) Scissor Lifts

  • Heavy-duty 4-wheel drive for rugged terrain
  • Reach of 36′ to 49′
  • Gas or diesel
  • Solid steel deck platforms with slip-resistant plating
61FT-69FT-FORKLIFT
61FT-69FT-SCISSORLIFT

MW Steel Buildings, Inc. 

(877) 368-8244

www.mwsteelbuildings.com

 

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Standard Roof

Standard or known as “Regular” roof style have rounded corners. The regular roof has no trim on your eaves, ridge cap, nor purlins (hat channel) making it cost effective option. Standard roofs are best used in areas that experience fair weather year round.

BETTER

A-Frame Horizontal Roof

A-Frame Horizontal roofs give your structure a residential look. The sheet panels run from side to side and does not have purlins or ridge cap. The increase in price to upgrade to A-Frame Horizontal is the additional welding needed on your trusses (bows). An excellent option to keep your residential look for residential areas for a minimum upgrade costs.

BEST

A-Frame Vertical Roof

Known as the best choice for areas that experience extreme weather conditions, the vertical roof style is hands down the best choice for Michigan weather. The roof panels run from the pitch to the eaves causing heavy snows, rain, and natural elements to slide off the roof easily. In order to tie down the panels to the structure, we must add purlins or hat channels lengthwise making the structure more rigid. The finished look with special trim all around the roof and ridge cap makes this roof style the best option.