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Thanks for putting the price wish everyone would do that.
But prices do fluctuate = keep that in mind. There has been a price increase since I originally created this video.
Buying a 14' by 40' soon from Show Low, AZ Graceland. WE ARE SO EXCITED. 😊😊😊
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I just bought one. It was delivered 2 weeks ago. I love it. Thank you Graceland
I'm thrilled to hear that you're loving your new Graceland building! 🎉 Thank you for choosing Graceland Portable Buildings. Enjoy your space, and thank you for the positive feedback! 😊🏡 #HappyGracelandOwner"
Have you had aby issues with sagging or spreading?
You sir are an excellent sells person
Thanks!
I think I would have gone with 3/4" plywood on the floor for a 16 wide.
I really like this building and am wondering if it you would build it with this. The floor joist's at 2 x 8, floor at 3/4 T&G ply, wall studs 2 x 6 and rafter's at 2 x 8. This way it would be far heavier and more sturdy, also could upgrade the insulation for a warmer unit. Thanks
Thank you for your interest in our Graceland Portable Buildings and for sharing your customization ideas with us. While we always strive to meet our customers' needs, I want to clarify that we adhere to specific building materials and methods that ensure the quality and durability of our structures. These materials have been tested and proven to meet our high standards for portable buildings over the years. For this reason, we do not deviate from our current building materials, even for custom builds. However, we do offer a range of options and configurations within our standard specifications that might suit your requirements.
I'd be happy to discuss our available options and see how we can best meet your needs while staying within our proven building standards. Let me know if you have any questions.
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nice building! wish you guys were closer, or gas was cheaper! 🙂
Us too!
On a 16x40 like this with a 4’ porch is that 4’ included in the total 40’ making the building area more 16x36
Yes. Portable building manufacturers are required to report their exterior measurements per Dept. of Transportation regulations for transporting on highways. Therefore they are all measured from outside eave to eave (if they are wider than 8')
Does 16' wide requires permits & pilot car to go on highways?? Does that cost xtra.??
@@ellafields9424 yes it requires permits and extra pilot vehicle. But delivery is free for the first 50 miles from my lot. After that there's a mileage charge.
I really like when the space gets limited because innovation happens so you get some cool quirks and features but also its more affordable. 19k is close to what I can afford
Awesome! Do you deliver to southern Missouri?
We are in the process of buying raw Land and we could live out of that while we build our Homestead
Yes we deliver anywhere the roads are navigable by our trucks and trailers. The first 50 miles are free, after that there's a milage charge. My lot is located in West Plains MO
Do you have texas locations
Tn locations
The windows and doors are not double reinforced, that's standard jack stud and king stud for any building built to code. It wouldn't hurt if you had headers over the windows also but if they fail between TBD studs then it's not necessary
Double 2x4s at minimum around all windows and doors.
Compare to other cheaper manufacturers who only use a single 2x4 to frame up a window. These are portable sheds, not residential buildings. Different set of codes. Graceland meets or exceeds IBC for portable buildings.
@@RichardIngalls Just wondering if you have all the joist with hurricane ties and is those shed home convertible.
@@truthknowledge7915 roof trusses all screwed down with hurricane screws now which are almost twice the tensile strength of the hurricane clips
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Thank you for the video I've had a big problem with these type buildings. County I live in will not allow buildings like these due to its not to building codes. Are you buildings to code??
Codes can vary by city, county, state, etc. These are portable buildings, and they meet or exceed IBC standards for portable buildings (NOT residential Buildings)
I better have that $&@?! paid off in 30 months!!!!!!
Do u have a completed one please
Graceland builds portable sheds, not "finished" residential homes or offices.
Good quality but would love to see a finished staged cabin.
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I have some photos of finished buildings on my FB page facebook.com/GracelandWestPlains
Could you buy 2 of these and connect them in an L or T formation? Ball park, how much for a basic finish?
If you purchase multiple bldgs at the same time you'll save 5% on the 2nd (or more) bldg. There's different discounts that apply each month also. The "Cabin" in this video includes a 4' porch. A standard 16x40 "Cabin" from our "Signature" series (plywood floors & walls) would be $19,835 or $684/mo. Same cabin in our "Essential" series (LP smart floors & walls) would be $18,120 or $625/mo.
I have sold multiple 16x40's to a custom who did this: placed into an L formation. Built a large deck between then and enclosed a breezeway to make it a hallway. One bldg is for bedrooms & baths, the other for kitchen, dining, living. He went with a 16x40 "Utility" Shed style (NO porch) to maximize his useable interior sq. footage. Here is a video link to a see a standard 16x40 - czcams.com/video/UqDSpR_IH-Y/video.html
Here is the actual 16x40 bldg that he bought (2 of them, each slightly different) - czcams.com/video/DmHl2VfvKYo/video.htmlsi=QoaC1ilgYpOfO9rR
Where r u located. Do that cabin come in a bigger size
16x40 is Graceland's largest size. My lot is located in West Plains MO. Graceland has dealers in 23 states currently.
Woth if your going to make it a tiny house. It is a myth they are cheap BUT you can build as you have the money. Do most of the work yourself that will save a ton of money.
Most of my customers are DIYers. They start with a 16x40 and do the rest of the work themselves.
Do you use 2x4 or 2x6 roof truss?
2x4
Is this available in Wisconsin?
Not that I'm aware of
Do ya' ll offer on site inulation n sheet rocking?
Insulation
@@gina4206 Thank you for inquiring about our services. Graceland does not offer on-site insulation or sheet rocking for our Graceland Portable Buildings. Our buildings are sold as high-quality, unfinished structures. Many of my customers choose to customize and finish the interiors based on their specific needs. If you have any more questions or if there's another way I can assist you, please let me know. Thanks again for considering Graceland Portable Buildings of West Plains.
Are the floors insulated??
No
@@RichardIngalls -- Can you insulate the floors, walls & ceilings? If so, what are the R ratings for each? Thanks.
@@jamesbass9797 we don't offer insulation on these. Sorry
@@jamesbass9797 if it can be set on piers (instead of a slab or ground-level foundation) you can insulate floors from the bottom. if you're going to use a slab, there is a way to have an "insulated foundation." I'm in New England, so it's going to look different here than down in Richard's neck of the woods. I'd be inclined to have a crawl space for wiring, plumbing and of course, insulating. What works best for you will depend on where you are! I'm a fan of spray insulation. Has an r-value of around 6 per inch; so a 3" spray in the walls gives you R-18; I'd aim for 5-6" above the ceiling for R-30+ overhead. Site orientation can give you passive solar heating and passive non-heating in the summer). If you gotta cut corners, don't do it on the insulation. Done well, it's the gift that that keeps on giving! The extra time and dollars up front save you a little bit more every summer and every winter from that day on! Yikes! I sound like an insulation sales guy! EEK!
No
I think you need to use house wrap
Currently Graceland does not offer that as an upgrade option. They specialize in portable storage sheds, which typically do NOT require any type of 'wrap'. (It's a storage shed, not a residential building). Many DIYers are converting these storage sheds into tiny homes on their own, so I can understand why one would like to see that as an optional upgrade offered from the plant where they are built.
We are going to pilot a program where we offer the wrap option
What do you do for condensation on inside of metal roofing?
there's a moisture barrier between the metal and the OSB roof decking
@@RichardIngalls what is the barrier?
Tar paper?
@@oops8985 I'm not certain
Nice. I'm looking for a cabin like that for my east Texas property.
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Im looking for a tiny piece for dumb cheap u can throw this on because i travel to places far away in this amazing corrupted cpuntry we live in and hotels get expensive quickly and the money is gone, GONE.
Could this be used as a year round home?
The people that bought this one turned it into tiny home
Where are you located?
@@nrfa6229 3162 US HWY 63, West Plains Missouri
Why not some thermal windows. Those cheap windows are really hard to raise and close. I live in a " cabin" 5 years now. I wish I would have built a regular cabin on a good foundation...it's been blown off the blocks 2 times even after being so called tied down
We offer single pane and double pane windows.
Nice deal too bad not in wisconsin
Sorry. I'm here in the Ozarks
Could I make $500.00 a month payments on it.
Yes if you put a few thousand as a down payment
Or go with a smaller building size
Seems expensive
Thanks for your comment. Seems expensive compared to other portable buildings of similar size and construction? Or compared to what?
Rent to own 5yr is a joke
Ok
It's a pity they don't have these sheds in south africa
I'm sure some enterprising entrepreneurs could start up a portable building business down there and learn to make it profitable, while also providing quality buildings. But I don't know anything about the business climate and the economy there.
a dressed up shed is still a shed.......................trying to sell....value
Thanks for sharing. Lots of people are buying these sheds to convert into their own DIY tiny home it's pretty cool what they're creating in their homesteads out here in the Ozarks.
You lost me at hunting.
Most of the customers in my area love to hunt.
I built my house 20/30 for $17500 with a cement footers
Cool. Thanks for sharing
it's a sad day. sellers have caught on to the fact that people are converting these into houses, and the price for a given size has tripled in the last 8 years.
First, I don't work for any portable building company - I run a dealership that sells them. Next... Tripled in price in 8 years? Not even close. That means a $21000 shed today was $7000 eight years ago. Nope. Not correct. Third... Prices are going up Because sellers are greedy? No, it's called inflation and it impacts every single thing that you buy. Businesses must make their profit margins and pay their employees, land leases, building expenses, equipment costs, maintenance & upkeep, material costs, marketing costs, utilities, insurance, vehicle leases, fleet maintenance, fuel costs, etc. They don't go into business to lose money. Hundreds of jobs are dependent on them succeeding and maintaining that success. Families depend on that income. Costs have risen because over time that is what happens. I remember when minimum wage was under $3 an hour. Today an unskilled worker can start at a fast food place for around $15 an hour. Long term inflation. What was the cost of a standard 2x4 eight years ago? What does it cost now? Prices only keep going up on almost everything. If you earn a wage, is it the same amount as it was 8 years ago? Does a car cost the same as 8 years ago? What about a gallon of milk? Or eggs? Nope. It's inflation. Prices go up over time. They almost never come back down. This is a fact of history, not opinion. If you think you can build a portable building at this level of quality, at a large scale, in 23 states, and offer free delivery within 50 miles of each dealership, and a 7 year warranty... at 66% discount on what you're currently seeing and still be profitable ... Please do it! I will be the first to sign up to sell those buildings and we'll earn a fortune because we'll put all other portable building businesses out of business. If you can do this, I promise I can sell a bunch of them in my market. I'll be ready for your first demo models and I'll show you how fast they'll sell! Let me know when you're ready.
i'll admit i was wrong on the 8 years. we bought our shed in 2006 for around $7300 for a 14x36. so prices have tripled in 15 years, not 8. i know inflation and rising materials costs isn't your fault, but it's still a sad fact the prices are increasing faster than the ability of most people i know to save up to get one. prices are increasing far more rapidly than wages, that's for damn sure.
@@scottbrowder8304 you didn't buy a Graceland Portable Building 15 years ago, this I know for a fact because they weren't building them back then - they existed only as a financial branch for a different company at that time. So you cannot compare apples to apples. Does your building have treated 5/8 plywood siding? Treated 5/8 plywood tongue and groove flooring? Premium grade treated lumber 2x4s double reinforced every 4feet? Double reinforced door and window frames? Double reinforced wall header? Soffit vents? Screened in roof ridge vent? OSB roof decking, metal roof with moisture barrier and available radiant barrier roof upgrade? Premium grade treated lumber 2x4 roof trusses? Premium grade treated 2x6 floor joists at 16" on-center (or 12")? Treated 4x6 runners underneath? Does it have a 7 year workmanship warranty? 25 year roof warranty? Lifetime warranty on treated wood products? Because all Graceland Portable Buildings DO. Unless yours is built similarly, then you're not comparing apples to apples and the price increase is not an accurate reflection. Most portable building companies do NOT build to Graceland's level of quality in workmanship or building materials (which I explained in this video). So to compare a cheap Chevy car from 15 years ago versus a nice 2023 Cadillac is a bit extreme. Of course there's going to be a price difference. How does your building's quality stack up in comparison to what I've listed?