pole barn

I am designing a pole barn and need opinions from people who already have one. Already decided specs: 48'x72' Attic trusses with 16' wide room 12' wrap around porch on one corner extending 24' each on eave and gable end (6) 2'x6' transom windows 3 service doors Radiant heat slab Spray...

Been working on a Lift Elevator for the Pole Barn. I decided to build a hoist type lift. I tried the Unistrut and wheels you find on Amazon and they didn't work very well. Any off balance loading on the platform created binding and a dangerous situation so I removed all the welds and rebuilt...

I've wired up the inside of my shop building and now looking to add an exterior outlet on the side-shed/porch. The inside isn't finished -- just metal fastened to the girts with thin foil-faced insulation in between. How do folks normally mount outlets in this situation? Surface-mount outdoor...

The current garage is 20x25 and is pretty much tightly packed with all my woodworking eqpt and a zero turn. There is literally no standing space on the woodworking side of things. So I am set on a pole barn . My initial thoughts were 24x32x10 and slowly I became convinced it should be 24x40x12...

Thinking 48ft wide by 36ft deep. Any thoughts on the height? I was thinking 12ft minimum inside with 9 ft tall doors. Also looking for a pole barn builder that will travel for work in central Va.

Thinking 48ft wide by 36ft deep. Any thoughts on the height? I was thinking 12ft minimum inside with 9 ft tall doors. Also looking for a pole barn builder that will travel for work in central Virginia?

Hi - I'm looking for something like an Eagle Carports or Carolina Carports for the PNW region. Full service metal building where they ship & then construct the building. Not a DIY project. So far, I haven't seen anything like it that services the Pacific Northwest area. Any ideas?

Looking to buy one and do the work myself. Cost is a main concern and I know the differences, seems the companies are all biased depending what they sell. Leaning towards pole barn because you can pour concrete later if desired. Only issue I have is the space the trusses take up. I have had...

I have a steel sided pole barn that I use as a garage. It was built in 1987. I have a steel sided, steel framed shop building built around 1995. Both are ugly beige colors and I've considered painting them but I wonder if the paint would stand up to the rigors of Colorado winters, wind, and the...