066 30x60x10 commercial agricultural building Most buyers pricing a commercial agricultural building think in one footprint: the barn. This project is three. 066 30x60x10 is the main 30×60 commercial barn, with a 30×40 pavilion attached on one side and a 30×20 office on the other, roughly 3,600 square feet across all three spaces. That is […]
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088 40x96x10 commercial pole building Most buyers pricing a commercial pole building want four walls and a roof, and stop there. This owner built for foot traffic instead. 088 40x96x10 pairs 3,840 square feet of open commercial space with three roof dormers, two cupolas, and a two-tone Ivy and Light Stone siding split that reads
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065 30x300x8 post frame pavilion Most buyers shopping a pavilion are pricing something they will half fill for six months out of the year. This owner sized differently, choosing 300 feet of open span to run one continuous event space instead of stitching together several smaller structures. 065 30x300x8 works because it was never meant
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060 50x96x16 post frame garage Two 12-foot by 14-foot commercial doors on a single building tells you this owner wasn’t sizing a garage around one truck. This 060 50x96x16 build reads more like a working bay than backyard storage, the kind of footprint a business owner or serious equipment collector picks when one vehicle stall
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047 60x84x16 Single Car Garage Commercial workshops fail at the door. An operator who specs a 10-foot overhead door on a 16-foot eave wall has left clearance on the table that costs nothing to use at build time and is impossible to recover later. 047 60x84x16 gets that right: two 12-foot by 14-foot commercial garage
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042 60x90x10 commercial pole building Most buyers pricing a commercial pole building at this scale are working backward from a square footage number. This owner started with a different question: how much natural light does 5,760 square feet of farm storage actually need to function? 042 60x96x10 answers that with 192 feet of 2-foot polycarbonate
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038 30x50x12 farm storage building Buyers pricing a farm storage building usually land in one of two places: a bare-bones box with an overhead door, or a building big enough to work inside year-round but without the layout to prove it. This Mid-Atlantic owner split the difference in a way worth studying. 038 30x50x12 is
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030 40x60x12 commercial pole building Most buyers pricing a small business building are choosing between a plain utility shell and something with enough curb appeal to actually face customers. This Virginia owner made a different calculation. 030 40x60x12 is a 2,400-square-foot commercial pole building with a 500-square-foot covered lean-to porch running 50 feet along the
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029 50x80x14 commercial post-frame building Commercial buyers come to this footprint for a specific reason: they need a building that works hard without asking for special treatment. 029 50x80x14 is 4,000 square feet of insulated post-frame construction sitting on a 4/12 pitch gable roof with 50-foot standard trusses on 4-foot centers. This Pennsylvania owner spec’d
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008 36x50x14 Agricultural Storage Barn Board and batten siding, a red steel roof, nine single-hung windows, and attic floor stairs make 008 36x50x14 a standout agricultural storage barn from the moment you see it. This 36×50 wood frame barn measures 36 Feet Wide x 50 Feet Long x 14 Feet High and was built for
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