025 24x40x10 residential pole barn Most homeowners shopping for a garage are deciding between one big multi-purpose space and a layout that keeps each vehicle on its own side. This owner went the two-bay direction and built a 025 24x40x10 residential pole barn for a household that wanted covered, lockable parking for two daily drivers […]
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024 24x36x10 residential pole garage Plenty of two-car garage buyers either build the cheapest box that fits or oversize a structure they will rattle around in. This owner did neither. The footprint is right-sized for two vehicles, and the attention went into the roofline instead. Flush overhangs keep the roof edge close to the wall
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023 24x40x10 metal pole garage Most buyers shopping for a residential garage default to one wide overhead door and call it done. This owner went the other way and split the front wall into three separate bays. That points to a specific kind of buyer: someone who wants to pull one vehicle out without shuffling
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022 30x36x10 Mid-Atlantic pole garage Most homeowners pricing a Two-Car pole garage stop at one siding color because two-tone is the upcharge that gets cut first when the quote comes back. This owner kept the wainscot, and the build is better for it. 022 30x36x10 carries a 4-foot Ivy band along the bottom of every
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021 24x32x10 board and batten garage Most homeowners pricing a second garage start with the dimensions and pick the siding last. This owner did it backward, and the build is better for it. The Natural board and batten siding under an Ivy green roof is what makes 021 24x32x10 read like an outbuilding that belongs
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020 24x24x8 two car pole garage Most homeowners pricing a second garage are choosing between a stick-built addition off the house and a freestanding post-frame build on the same lot. 020 24x24x8 is what the second option looks like when the owner stops at the footprint that actually fits two vehicles and a walk-around aisle,
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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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