099 24x32x10 residential pole barn Barn shoppers making a first pass usually fall into two camps: build for the equipment they own today, or build for the equipment they might buy later. This owner picked the first camp. 099 24x32x10 skips a loft, skips a lean-to, and keeps a standard gable roof, putting the budget
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098 40x60x10 pole barn storage building Most storage buildings get built around one door size and everybody squeezes through it. This owner didn’t. 098 40x60x10 carries two 16×10 overhead doors sized for a camper, boat, or full-size farm equipment, plus a smaller 10×10 door for a daily-driver vehicle or utility trailer that doesn’t need the
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097 30x50x10 post frame garage Most homeowners shopping for a garage just want one big box with one door. This owner asked for two. 097 30x50x10 splits access instead of stacking everything behind a single opening, the kind of decision a buyer makes when the space needs to do more than park a car overnight.
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096 30x36x12 residential lean-to building Most homeowners shopping a residential storage garage want storage and nothing else to look at. This owner asked for more, a covered lean-to porch running the front eave, so the garage reads like part of the house instead of a metal box parked in the yard. 096 30x36x12 is a
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Building Overview This is a residential pole building we built in the past. For construction costs, please contact the sales department. Below is a breakdown of information on building 095. Contact us for more details and a free quote on your pole barn. Quick Pole Building Details Building Type: Residential Building Size: 36ft. X 48ft.
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094 30x40x10 two car garage Most two car garages get bought purely on square footage, four walls and enough room for two vehicles, nothing else. This owner still wanted that, but paid attention to the doors. Sunburst windows and dutch corners turn a pair of plain overhead doors into the first thing a visitor notices,
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093 30x36x10 pole barn building Most agricultural barns get built for function only, with looks as an afterthought. This Pennsylvania owner didn’t build that way. A 36-inch cupola and matching weathervane sit on top of a working farm building, and six insulated windows with screens and grids replace the bare barn sash most equipment buildings
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092 24x30x10 detached one car garage Most buyers shopping for a detached one car garage default to a 9 or 10 foot door without thinking twice. This owner didn’t. A single 16 foot door means whatever’s parking in here, whether that’s a full-size truck, a boat, or a mower with attachments still on it, pulls
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091 40x70x12 agricultural pole barn A 40×70 insulated barn isn’t a building most owners buy on a whim, it’s the one they’ve been planning for years. This Pennsylvania owner skipped the shell-only route and finished the space enough to actually use it year-round, with more than 2,800 square feet under one roof plus a 6×24
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596 24x32x12 post frame garage Most homeowners shopping for a two-car garage overthink the roof and underthink the doors. This Pennsylvania owner did the opposite. Rather than one oversized bay door, they specified two separate 10×10 overhead doors, a garage with two overhead doors instead of one wide bay, keeping framing simple and giving each
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