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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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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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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009 20x40x16 tall pole garage Some homeowners want a place to park two sedans. This owner wanted a place for a motorhome and a boat on a trailer, side by side, with the doors closed. Project 009 20x40x16 is what that looks like: 800 square feet, a 16-foot wall, and a 12×15 door that clears
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