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The Wicked Wheel Barn & Grill

“Wild Eyed and Southern Fried”

Panama City Beach, Florida might very well be the best beach this side of paradise – with 27 miles of stunning white sand, emerald green waters and surefire enjoyment in, on or under the water.

One thing for certain which they have and no one else has is The Wicked Wheel Bar and Grill (https://www.thewickedwheel.com). The Wicked Wheel is a custom themed bar and restaurant located near the beautiful beaches of Panama City Beach at 10025 Hutchison Boulevard.

The Wicked Wheel Barn and GrilleWhen William Buskell was looking for two buildings for The Wicked Wheel, he came to Hansen Pole Buildings’ Designer Rick Carr. The results were a 60’ x 120’ x 13’ pavilion with one foot open overhangs and a 16’ x 80’ fully enclosed building.

The smaller building features a single sloping roof (from 14’8” to 12’) with 12 inch open overhangs as well. It has a 12’ wide x 9’ tall wind rated Wayne Dalton sectional steel overhead door and five insulated commercial steel Plyco entry doors.

The Bright Red steel for both structures is Fabral’s Grand Rib III. The buildings were designed as Risk Category III buildings, under the Florida Building Code and are designed to withstand 140 mph (mile per hour) wind speeds.

The Barn at The Wicked Wheel is the perfect location to celebrate special events. The Barn is minimally decorated, allowing for personal creativity; whether looking for shabby chic, country charm or sophisticated elegance. Weddings, company meetings, family reunions, and holiday parties are all enjoyed in this rustic setting.

With state of the art audio/visual and kitchen equipment, on-site catering, full bar capabilities, a performance stage, and dance floor they are equipped to handle anything their patron’s imaginations can dream up. The Barn can accommodate up to 200, so whether planning and event small and intimate or large and professional, The Wicked Wheel experts are available to assist.

Every Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. cruise into The Barn at the Wicked Wheel for your Sunday Cruise. No matter your ride – hot rods, classic cars, motorcycles, jeeps or strollers – ALL wheels are welcome! Partake of an ice cold beer and a rockin’ country band from Willy’s. Live for you and your friends to enjoy!

Ondura

Ondura®

We’re always looking for new and different products to solve unique situations. One of those interesting challenges has been roofing which has Florida approvals, as most steel roofing has not been tested, so does not have approval numbers.

Ondura roofingAttractive and affordable, the Ondura® Corrugated Asphalt Roofing System is ideal for a variety of applications, including residential, commercial, agricultural, small projects and DIY projects. Ondura® is lightweight plus easy to cut and install. It even installs over existing roofing. Ondura® is recognized by the EPA as an Environmentally Preferred Product making it the ‘greenest’ roofing material on the market. The Ondura® manufacturer is so confident they back it with a Lifetime Limited Warranty!

Ondura® sheets and tiles bring you many advantages over conventional roofing materials such as longer life, stylish good looks, easy installation, and low maintenance. Ondura®has been successfully used on roofs all over the world for more than 40 years.

At the same time, Ondura’s® very construction makes it unique and stylish. Its corrugated design enables it to be both lightweight and strong. And with its total asphalt impregnation, it outlasts almost all other roofing, including metal.

Ondura® is available in 8 attractive colors. And Ondura® can be painted any color you choose with a quality exterior acrylic latex paint.

Ondura® carries Florida approval number 4081.1 however it is not approved for use in HVHZ areas. To get the maximum wind carrying ability, the roof deck must be either 7/16” OSB (oriented strand board) or 15/32” plywood. Roof slopes must be at least 3/12 and the product must be installed with the manufacturer’s provided fasteners. Fastener quantities and placement will vary with the wind load at the individual site.

Wanting to build a pole building in Florida? There are some instances when Ondura® might be a design solution.