Horse barns, hay and equipment storage, riding arenas and loafing sheds. Clear-span steel keeps the interior open for stalls, tractors and turning radius. Engineered for your local snow and wind with stamped drawings custom to your site.
Cold-formed steel resists rot, rust-through and pests far better than wood pole barns, and the clear span means no posts in your aisle or arena. Common configurations:
| Type | Typical size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Horse barn | 36×36 to 48×60 | Stalls, tack room, center aisle, lean-to runs. |
| Hay & equipment | 40×60+ | Tall open bays, large drive-through doors. |
| Riding arena | 60×120 to 100×200 | Wide clear-span, high eaves for riding. |
| Loafing / run-in shed | 12×24 to 24×48 | Open-front shelter for livestock. |
Configure
Lay out stalls, a tack room and wash bay around a clear center aisle.
Tall, wide doors for tractors, trailers, balers and combines.
Covered side runs and overhangs for turnout and extra shelter.
Ridge vents, cupolas and louvers to keep air moving for livestock.
Engineered for heavy snow country, from Utah's Cache Valley to the northern plains.
Stamped engineering whether the use is exempt or fully permitted.
It depends on the use, state and county. Some genuine agricultural structures qualify for exemptions, but many still need a permit, and any building with electrical or a foundation generally does. Verify with your local building department, and if you're in Utah, check our county permitting guides.
Clear spans reach about 100 ft wide and run as long as you need, giving you a post-free arena with high eaves.
Steel won't rot, warp or attract pests, carries snow loads predictably, and comes with manufacturer finish warranties. A longer-lived structure in any climate.
Yes. We design the shell so interior build-out and lean-tos can be added as your operation grows.
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