See the building in context.
This covered building sits beside fields, grain bins and other farm buildings. The aerial views show both its long side and endwalls; a ground-level view brings the doorway into focus. Together, they help you think beyond floor area to how a building fits your property.
What the photographs show.
Covered structure
Roof and endwall fabric are in place around the open main entrance, with yard space in front of the building.
Doorway stage
The fabric door is raised. The endwall frame and base supports remain visible on either side of the opening.
Planning constraint
This view does not establish a measured clear opening. Check the usable width and height against your equipment, including attachments and loads.
Plan the approach as carefully as the interior.
- Allow for the turning path of the equipment you intend to store, including trailers and attachments.
- Compare actual door clearance with the tallest and widest equipment you will move through it. Peak height is a different measurement.
- Think through access to nearby bins, buildings and working areas before choosing the footprint.
Take the aerial tour.
A farm building, seen from every side
Watch the video →Real photographs from the MAX collection. Individual installations vary; confirm the model, usable clearances and supplied configuration for your project.
Plan a building for your own site.
Tell MAX what needs to fit, where you plan to build and whether you want installation included. The project-page reference stays with your enquiry so you can point to the example that interested you.
Choose your own size and configuration; photographs do not establish a quoted model or price.
See another building in use.
A closer look at yard storage
Stored materials, an open entrance and the covered space beside a workshop.
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Covered space beside a workshop
Follow the same site from component packages and framing to the covered exterior.
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