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18'x18'
shelter, with one side, and a back. This model uses three purlins, and 7 posts, to provide attachment points for horizontal
siding. The use of metal siding is fine for well mannered horses. If you are using a shelter for younger horses, or stallions,
we recommend the wood siding featured on the following pages. The wood siding is a little more forgiving, and holds up better
to rough use.
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Three
sided enclosure, 24' wide x 36' deep, 12' tall. Two full sized pontoon boats fit in here. Just about any size enclosure can
be built.
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36'
x 18' three sided building. Horizontal siding is the fast, easy way to go. No need for girts to support siding, just attach
right to posts, add corner trims, and you're done!
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72'
x 24' three sided Ag building, built with 16' long posts, set about 2 1/2' deep with concrete.
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You
can add siding to any kit, either horizontaly, or verticaly as shown. Call us for a quote on any size and style you need.
Colored roofing and siding are also available.
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All
types of sided structures can be built. Call us with your specs, and we'll get you a quote right away!
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A 24' x'24' three sided building will hold a lot! Inside this
unit there is: a New Holland hay baler, a 9' hay rake, a 6' brush hog mower, an 8' scraper blade, a 7' landscape rake, an
8' disc, an 8' road grader, and misc. tools. All items are now out of the weather, and will look good for years...
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Another view of building described at left.
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