124 24x40x10 three car garage Most owners buy a garage for the cars they have and regret it when the truck changes. A work truck parks beside two cars, and a bay sized for one vehicle squeezes the next. That is the buyer 124 24x40x10 speaks to. A three car garage planned around truck and
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123 40x84x10 rural pole barn horse stable Most horse owners start with the horses and work backward to the building. The stall count comes first, and everything else gets sized around it. That is the buyer 123 40x84x10 speaks to. A pole barn horse stable built this way gives each animal its own space under
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122 30x40x10 pole barn workshop Most farm owners end up needing two buildings and only budget for one. The equipment needs a roof, and the work that keeps it running needs a bench, light, and a door that opens wide enough. That is the buyer 122 30x40x10 speaks to. A pole barn workshop that also
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121 24x28x12 custom garage building The owners who ask for a custom garage building rarely want something fancy. They want one that fits the lot, matches the house, and has room to park and work in the same space. That is the buyer 121 24x28x12 speaks to. A garage and workshop under one roof suits
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120 16x32x8 single car garage The owner who wants a single car garage is solving a smaller problem than a three-bay buyer, and solving it more precisely: one vehicle under a roof, and a place for the tools that ended up in the house. That is the buyer 120 16x32x8 speaks to. This building suits
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119 30x40x12 pole barn garage Three bays means the owner has stopped counting vehicles as the only thing a garage holds. Cars, a truck, tools, and seasonal gear all need a place, and the third bay is where the overflow lands. That is the buyer 119 30x40x12 speaks to. This pole barn garage suits a
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118 40x60x16 post frame shop building A commercial work garage has two kinds of traffic to plan for: the vehicles that drive in and the people who walk in. Owners who plan both at the start end up with a building that runs on a business schedule instead of one retrofitted around it. That is
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117 30x48x12 three sided pole barn Farm equipment rarely needs walls on every side. It needs a roof overhead and a way in that never involves a latch, a door track, or a gate to fight in the dark. That is the buyer 117 30x48x12 speaks to. A three sided pole barn suits the owner
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116 24x40x10 post frame garage A garage with three carriage house doors, arched inserts, and a cupola is built to be looked at. What the photo cannot show is the wall behind the siding: R-21 insulation with a liner panel finish, the kind of detail meant for a garage that gets used, not just parked
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115 40x70x16 commercial garage builder Plenty of storage buildings spend their spec on the walls. This one spends it on the floor: 4 inch concrete at 4000 PSI with fiber mesh and expansion joints, plus a poured apron at the door. Everything else on 115 40x70x16 stays plain, one 16 foot door, one entry door,
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