The widest. The tallest. The heaviest.
For the work that doesn’t stop. For the equipment that won’t fit anywhere else. Compare the frame, space and project scope.
A nominal 80-foot width and 37-foot peak. 900 g/m² PVC cover. Double-trussed galvanized steel arches, 76 × 2.5 mm main tubing, approximately 8-foot frame spacing and additional tubular bracing. Compare the actual layout and clearances for your operation.
80′ wide, 37′ peak, 900g PVC and 8′ bays. Built to order: 50% deposit, approximately 90 days. All prices below are CAD + tax.
8,320 sq ft clear-span
$90,888building kit · CAD + tax
Installed, from $133,888
Installation base: $43,000
Financing available · request your payment
9,600 sq ft clear-span
$115,888building kit · CAD + tax
Installed, from $164,888
Installation base: $49,000
Financing available · request your payment
12,160 sq ft clear-span
$132,888building kit · CAD + tax
Installed, from $192,888
Installation base: $60,000
Financing available · request your payment
16,000 sq ft clear-span
$160,888building kit · CAD + tax
Installed, from $236,888
Installation base: $76,000
Financing available · request your payment
Compare the standard 70-wide with the 80-wide Industrial configuration: main tube wall, frame spacing and connection bracing.
The standard 70-wide specifies 76 × 2.0 mm main arch tubing. The 80-wide specifies 76 × 2.5 mm. That is a 25% increase in nominal wall thickness; it is not a 25% increase in building strength or total steel mass.
Both compared buildings have trussed arches and steel purlins. The 80 drawings show repeated short tubular braces at roof purlin connections, plus larger tubular diagonals in selected bays. The 70 manual documents its steel-wire bracing arrangement.
The standard 70-wide uses approximately 10-foot frame spacing; the 80-wide uses approximately 8-foot spacing. At 200 feet long, the compared layouts have 21 and 26 frame positions, including both ends. Confirm the supplied layout for your order.
The nominal peak changes from 28 feet on the standard 70-wide to 37 feet on the 80-wide. Peak height is not doorway or sidewall clearance. Compare the actual equipment envelope and supplied drawings. A peaked roof is not a promise that snow cannot accumulate.
The Industrial series has a 900g PVC cover; the 30′–70′ range uses 750g. Confirm the material specification and requirements for your intended use with MAX.
Building kit and installation prices are shown separately. Plan the crew, lifting equipment, foundation and assembly around the selected configuration and its supplied instructions. MAX installation is available at published base prices, with applicable site extras itemized in the quote.
Start with your equipment dimensions, working aisles and usable clearances. Choose the 80-wide when the added width or taller profile serves your operation.
| If you’re storing … | Right Line |
|---|---|
| Tractors, combines, hay, RVs, light fleet, riding arenas | Commercial Series (typically 30×60 to 50×100) |
| Multiple heavy trucks, large equipment, mid-commercial fleet | Commercial 60×100+ or 70×200 |
| Equipment requiring additional height | Compare 80′ Industrial; confirm actual clearances |
| Layouts requiring extra access or working width | Compare 80′ Industrial; confirm actual clearances |
| Operations comparing a wider, taller footprint | Compare 80′ Industrial; confirm actual clearances |
Not sure? Talk to us — we’ll route you to the right size.
Both use trussed arches and steel purlins. These are the differences between the two named configurations, rather than a generalization across every Commercial size.
| Compared configuration | 70′ standard | 80′ Industrial |
|---|---|---|
| Main tube designation | 76 × 2.0 mm | 76 × 2.5 mm |
| Approx. frame spacing | 10 ft | 8 ft |
| Bracing arrangement | Documented steel-wire bracing | Repeated roof connection braces; tubular diagonals in selected bays |
| PVC cover | 750 g/m² | 900 g/m² |
| Installation | Separate scope; plan for the actual configuration | Separate scope; plan for the actual configuration |
| Warranty | 12-year prorated fabric / 2-year manufacturing; terms apply | 12-year prorated fabric / 2-year manufacturing; terms apply |
The change includes width, height, thicker main tube walls, closer frame spacing, a different bracing arrangement and a 900 g/m² cover. The standard 70-wide already uses 76 × 2.0 mm main tubing; the 80 uses 76 × 2.5 mm. See the drawing details and compare equal-length prices. Installation and applicable site costs are separate. These component differences do not by themselves establish a load rating or a retail-price formula.
The Industrial series has a 900g PVC cover; the 30′–70′ range uses 750g. Confirm the material specification and requirements for your intended use with MAX.
Eighty feet is the widest configuration in the current MAX range. Compare its supplied layout, usable clearances and site requirements with the standard 70-wide. This product range does not establish a universal physical limit for fabric buildings.
Yes. The published building price is for the kit; installation is a separate service. Confirm the crew, equipment, instructions and site requirements for your chosen configuration. If MAX supplies installation, the itemized quote confirms the base scope and applicable equipment, travel and lodging.
The 80′ Industrial Series is built to order: 50% deposit, approximately 90 days. Confirm your delivery and installation schedule with MAX against your project window.
Yes. Twelve-year fabric, two-year manufacturing — the same as the Commercial line. The warranty is not loaded into the price.
MAX is a Canadian-owned company. Our buildings are not manufactured in Canada — we import to specification, stock in Edmonton and Toronto, and support, warranty, and install on Canadian soil. We don’t pretend otherwise. The cover weight, frame structure, warranty, and pricing are what define the product, not the country of manufacture.
Included in the published price: 900g PVC cover, Double-Trussed Standard galvanized steel frame, all hardware and anchoring, 18′ × 18′ winch roll-up doors front and back, and site delivery. Not included: installation (available through MAX-vetted crews and quoted separately based on site), site preparation (concrete pad, grading, drainage), building permits (jurisdiction-specific), site-specific engineering letters, and custom modifications.
Tell us your equipment, your site, and your timeline. We’ll route you to the right size and confirm a delivery and install schedule against your project window.
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