A pole barn is a type of post-frame construction typically made of metal. It is a sturdy structure that offers a high level of protection, requires no foundation or basement, and sells for much cheaper than a traditional building. And, despite its name, the possible uses for this structure go far beyond barns and agriculture. Below, learn about three additional ways to utilize one.
How to Use a Pole Barn
1. Garages
A pole structure can be customized to fit a variety of vehicles. Whether you need a large showroom for a classic car collection, a place to store farm vehicles and heavy equipment, or just a spot to keep a car and truck, there is a barn option to meet your needs. If you frequently work on your vehicles, consider having the garage insulated for better year-round comfort and safety.
2. Workshops
With their high ceilings, ample space, and solid protection, these structures are ideal for workshops. You will have plenty of room to build workbenches and to designate open spaces for larger projects. If your work is more than a hobby or more than just routine home or farm maintenance, you can use a metal barn as a business location. It is visually appealing and comfortable for customers, yet utilitarian enough for you to perform all the tasks central to your work.
3. Homes
A pole barn makes a stunning, low-cost home, and you can customize it with any floorplan to best meet the needs of your family. Style-wise, it is a remarkably versatile option; a coat of red paint and a wood porch in front will give it a rustic, country look, while the clean lines of the metal paired with a bold color choice will offer a sleek, modern dwelling. These buildings are also perfect for home/business combinations, with one part of the structure serving as living quarters and the other as a commercial operation.
These are just a few examples of how to use a pole barn. Explore your options by contacting Greenview Metal, LLC. With more than 20 years of industry experience, they serve the Trempealeau County, WI, region. They manufacture metal barns, roofing, and siding, as well as skylights. Call (715) 538-1325 to discuss your design goals or visit them online to browse their services.