019 30x48x12 agricultural pole barn A tractor, a truck and a trailer rig, and room for hay and equipment without playing Tetris every time you back something in. That is the size of building this is. 019 30x48x12 runs 1,440 square feet on the main footprint, with 12-foot walls and two oversized 12×12 sliding doors
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018 24x50x10 custom pole barn build Equipment under cover on one side, daylight inside on the other, and a building that looks more designed than a standard barn from the road. That is what this build does. 018 24x50x10 runs 1,200 square feet on the main footprint, with asymmetric cantilever eaves that throw a deep
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017 30x32x12 metal pole garage build A tall truck, a lifted SUV, or a workshop where the ceiling never gets in the way. That is what 12-foot walls are for. 017 30x32x12 gives a homeowner 960 square feet on the floor and the headroom to match, paired with a 10-foot-tall garage door that swallows whatever
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016 24x40x10 residential horse barn A couple of horses, hay and tack, and a place to handle them out of the weather. That is what a building like this gives a property owner. 016 24x40x10 runs 960 square feet under the main roof, with a 6-foot covered lean-to down the full length for shade and
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015 24x32x10 residential pole barn A workshop, the lawn tractor, and space for projects that never fit in the garage. That is the job a building like this does for a homeowner. 015 24x32x10 gives you 768 square feet under the main roof, with a covered lean-to running the full length for equipment that lives
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014 30x36x10 residential pole barn garage Two cars, the mower, and a corner that finally becomes a workbench instead of a pile. That is what a building this size solves. 014 30x36x10 gives a homeowner 1,080 square feet under one roof, enough room to park daily drivers and still walk around them with tools and
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013 30x40x12 residential pole garage build Some homeowners want a standard garage. This owner wanted 12-foot sidewalls and 1,200 square feet under one roof, so a lifted pickup, a work van, and the lawn equipment all fit inside the same building. 013 30x40x12 is what that decision looks like once it’s framed and sided. The
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012 24x40x8 residential pole garage build Most two-car homeowners outgrow a single garage long before they admit it. Snowblowers, bikes, a second vehicle, the lawn tractor that keeps moving from one corner to another. 012 24x40x8 is what a residential pole garage build looks like when the goal is two cars parked inside with room
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011 30x80x10 agricultural pole barn Most pole barns top out around 40 or 50 feet long. This one runs eighty. Project 011 30x80x10 is what real farm capacity looks like: 2,400 square feet under one roof, sized for hay, equipment, or whatever rotates through the seasons. A 30×80 farm building gives you eighty feet of
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010 30x36x10 pole barn garage Some homeowners want a garage where they can park. This owner wanted a garage they work in. Project 010 30x36x10 is what that looks like: a 30×36 garage with 1,080 square feet, a 15-foot wide single door big enough for a tractor or a project car on jack stands, four
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