104 30x40x10 post frame garage Most garages pick one trim color and move on. This one layers three, Beige, Tan, and Slate, against Beige siding, a tonal approach that reads differently than a single bold accent color would on a building of this size and roofline shape and proportions. 104 30x40x10 pairs that detailing with
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103 24x24x8 post frame garage An 8 foot wall is short for a two car garage, and this build has no windows at all, just two overhead doors and one entry door across a 24 by 24 footprint with nothing extra added to the plan anywhere. 103 24x24x8 strips a detached garage down to what
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102 30x50x16 garage with attachment builder Two 12 foot by 14 foot overhead doors on a 16 foot wall are not sized for a sedan, and two smaller 10 by 10 doors on the same building tell a different story again. 102 30x50x16 pairs residential-scale access with room for something much larger, then adds a
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101 30x40x10 post frame garage Two matching 9 by 8 overhead doors say something simple about this owner: a straightforward two car garage, not a mixed fleet or an oversized bay. 101 30x40x10 pairs that layout with an Ivy roof and trim against Brite White siding, a color combination less common than the usual charcoal
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100 40x80x12 post-frame commercial building A pole barn that only needs to hold equipment looks different from one people will work inside every day. This owner built for the second case. 100 40x80x12 lines every wall and the ceiling instead of leaving trusses exposed, and adds two cupolas most storage buildings skip entirely. That is
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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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