Framing
Steel framing options
- Standard Framing
- 14-gauge, 2.5-inch square tubing
- Framing Upgrade
- 12-gauge, 2.25-inch square tubing
Build Details
Building specifications
and roof styles.
Compare the framing, panel, installation anchor, and roof options available for your custom metal building.
Materials
Built from galvanized steel.
Panels & Roofing
Sheet metal and roofing
- Standard Panels
- 29-gauge agricultural panels
- Panel Upgrade
- 26-gauge panels
- Screws
- Galvanized screws
Installation
Anchor options for your foundation.
The appropriate anchors are selected based on the foundation type.
Mobile Home Anchors
36-inch mobile home anchors
Concrete Anchors
For concrete foundations
Asphalt Anchors
For asphalt foundations
Roof Styles
Choose the roof that fits your property.
A-Frame Vertical Roof
Vertical panels allow rain, snow, leaves, and debris to slide off more easily, making this roof style ideal for Oregon and Washington weather.
Best for
- Frequent rain, snow, or falling debris
- Larger and longer carports
- RVs, boats, trucks, and equipment
- Traditional roof appearance
- Improved runoff off the sides of the building
- Long-term protection with less roof maintenance
A-Frame Horizontal Roof
The A-frame design provides a clean, traditional appearance, while horizontal panels help keep the overall price lower than an A-frame vertical roof.
Best for
- Small to medium-sized carports
- Areas with moderate rain and snowfall
- Improved runoff off the front and back ends
- Cars, trucks, boats, trailers, and equipment
- A balance between style and affordability
- Locations where regular roof maintenance is manageable
Regular Roof
The rounded roof provides dependable coverage while keeping the overall cost lower than an A-frame vertical-roof design.
Best for
- Everyday vehicle protection
- Areas with moderate weather conditions
- Smaller or standard-sized carports
- A budget-friendly option
- Cars, trucks, boats, trailers, and equipment
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