30′ × 50′ shop with a lean-to
A residential shop framed in double leg tubular steel, with 1,500 square feet inside and covered space under the lean-to.
What the building had to do
Thirty by fifty gives 1,500 square feet of enclosed floor with no posts across the thirty-foot width. The lean-to adds covered space outside the main walls for anything that needs a roof but not a door.
Why tubular
Tubular steel has the lowest installed price of the frames we supply, and at thirty feet wide this building sits well inside tubular’s sixty-foot range. Tubular is quoted installed, so the kit and the crew come as one number.
On a double leg frame, each column and rafter is built from two tubes instead of one, so the frame carries more load than a single-leg frame of the same size.
Same width, longer building. Our shop with a lean-to is also thirty feet wide with a lean-to, stretched to sixty feet long.
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More projects
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Residential · Tubular steel30′ × 40′ garageThe same thirty-foot width, as a garage with no posts across the floor.See the project →
Residential · Steel trussSteel truss barndominiumA finished interior, on the frame that takes drywall without a stud wall.See the project →
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- Tell us what and whereSend us the size, how you’ll use the building and the address.
- We check the siteWe confirm who permits the address and which code and loads apply.
- You get a clear recommendationWe recommend the frame that fits and price it against the alternatives.
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