Inland-Ryerson Metal Building

[jayrod12]

Hi All,

Maybe my google FU isn't what it used to be, but I can't seem to find any real information regarding an old PEMB I'm working on. This is a true PEMB off the shelf type item.

From what I can tell it's from Inland Ryerson Building Systems (potentially also called Inryco).

My frames are 46'-10 out to out of column with an eave height of 12'-6" and a peak height of 19'-8".

We have the original drawings, however they just indicate typical part numbers. I.E. the columns are called 2700-101 and the rafter is 2700-100. The purlins are all called off as part numbers as well with a general note about 9" C x 16 Ga unless noted otherwise.

If anyone happens to have some documentation from this company kicking around, I'd love to get my hands on it. I'm hoping to minimize the destructive investigation if possible.

 

[SandwichEngine]

They're still around. They're now just called Inland Buildings and are owned by Schulte Building systems. INRYCO is also a correct shortened version of their name. No idea if they'd have information from very far back but who knows.

https://inlandbuildings.com/about-us/history-timeline/

 

[jayrod12]

Thanks, I meant to add I've sent them an email, haven't heard back.

Based on my googling, the original company went bankrupt in 1992. I believe that is a reincarnation. But I'm hoping they got something.

 

[jayrod12]

Turns out their emails are dead. Or at least they keep rejecting my inquiry email. And their embedded website contact us page is acting up.

 

[SandwichEngine]

Hmm. They were bought by Schulte. I don't know if Inland is still in business but Schulte definitely is. Maybe go that route.

https://sbslp.com/inlandbldglogomed/

 

[jayrod12]

I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

In the meantime, if anyone has anything, it'd be appreciated.