Fuel City Build Process

Follow A Typical Build

Follow This Fuel City Two story as it is completed.

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This FUEL CITY LOFT Model is a really versatile design. It features front facing overhead doors for easy front load access as well as an upstairs loft area for habitation, relaxation, etc. This model allows for a storage area, workshop zone, and an aluminum balcony for great track viewing, or supreme vistas while relaxing and thinking about your next canyon drive.
This is one of my favorite designs and I hope you like it as well.
I hope that you enjoy the videos of this installation.

Tim, (CEO and Chief Gear Head, Metron,Inc.)

Features: Exterior:
ACM Aluminum Composite Panels @ Enlarged Overhead Door Columns
FCP Fiber Cement Panels in or Proprietary Reveal System in horizontal install @ 1st Level
FCP Fiber Cement Panels in vertical Install @ 2nd Level
Architectural Metal Panels in coordinating color used @ rear elevation around Worksop Zone
Aluminum Balcony with Stainless Steel Cable Rail Assembly @ 2nd Level
SIP Structurally Insulated Roof Panel @ Roof and overhang
Insta-Lok Standing Seam Roof Panels installed onto SIP System
24 Ga. Architectural Awnings @ Man door and rear coil overhead door
Screw-On Canyon Stone System @ Knee Wall Locations

This video shows the Stainless Steel Cable Railing System in more detail.
Part 2 B

Next Installment of walk thru video.
Insulation is being installed.
Cable Railing installed.
Stair System installed.
Exterior upper floor exterior wall claddings installed.
Part 2 A

This first in the series of videos showcasing this Fuel City Model shows, The structure progress at three weeks.
The main frame and the secondary framing as well as some of the exterior materials are discussed and showcased. Part 1 A