30x50 Building Package
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30×50
Outfitted with the right components, a 30×50 steel building would look great on any property. Whether you need a moderate addition to your personal home or commercial property, a 30×50 building is a great base size, and can be added to later if your space needs grow. Our 30×50 is by far one of our most popular building sizes, it makes a great space for an auto shop, workshop and even a church sanctuary.
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Brand
General Steel
Available Products
I-Beam Framing: 26 Gauge Sheeting
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Roof, Walls and Trim
Structural Warranty
50 Years
Paint Warranty
40 Years
Standing Seam Roof Warranty
25 Years
Galvalume Roof Warranty
20 Years
Project Coordinator
Included at No Additional Cost
Base Building Includes and Popular Additions
Our 30×50 metal building package can be easily transformed into a customized building system. Our 30×50 buildings are most commonly used for garage and RV storage – check out our 30×50 garage page for more information. A basic building package includes the primary and secondary framing as well as the sheeting and is engineered for your location. Working with our components department you can customize the look of your building with a unique color scheme and improve the functionality by adding any number of components such as doors, windows and insulation.
KEY STANDARD FEATURES
- Primary and Secondary Framing
- 1:12 Roof Pitch
- 26 Gauge Roof and Wall Sheeting
- Fasteners
- Sealants and Flashing
- Deluxe Trim Package
- Ridge Cap
- Plans and Drawings
POPULAR ADDITIONS
- 3070 Man Door
- Sectional Door
- Roll Up Door
- Horizontal or Vertical Slide Windows
- Insulation
- Insulated Stucco Panels
- Light Transmitting Panels
- Gutters and Downspouts
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a sectional and roll up door?
A sectional door opens manually or by motor along a track parallel to the ceiling. Roll up doors coil into a drum above the opening.
What types of insulation are common in metal buildings?
Batt insulation is the most economical and common followed by insulated panels. Spray foam is not recommended.
How do I make my steel building look less like a "steel building"?
Insulated panels can come with stucco pre-applied or you can add GenStone faux stone directly to the metal siding.
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