For example, we’ve seen many customers who feel that they need to build wider to make a garage for two vehicles, but who worry that this will increase the price. But putting roll-up doors on the sides is another good way to approach this, especially for two-vehicle garages. Roll-up doors on the sides definitely help make space for vehicles, and this can be adapted to a residential style too (by adding windows, doors, etc.) Please note: Leg height needs to be 1ft tallers than the door height.

This is a great example of a two-car garage installed in Bradford, Arkansas.

-22x26x8

-12-Gauge

-Fully Vertical

-Three Windows (30″x30″)

-Two 9×7 Roll-Up Doors

-One Walk-In Door (36″x72″)

It’s stylish, but the best part is that the building is engineer-certified. This

unit was made from 12-gauge galvanized tubing, which gives it a 20-year warranty against rust-through of the framing. With the unit being fully vertical, it allows elements such as dirt, snow, water, etc. to run-off very easy, and it won’t require that much maintenance compared to a horizontal siding unit. It also has a 90 mph wind warranty when you purchase all anchors needed for it; in this case the customer had mobile home anchors.

Do you need a quote on a building? Do you have any questions or concerns? Give us a call, and one of our sales representatives will help you with all your questions. Don’t forget to visit the automotive section for more ideas and information.

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