50x125 Commercial Garage
Building Description
50x125 Commercial Garage pairs Barn Red walls with a Galvalume roof and Coco Brown trim and wainscot. Vertical siding and lower panels give the enclosure a coordinated lined appearance. Roll-up doors with chain hoists provide front and right-side access. A walk-in door and windows add pedestrian entry and daylight. An adjoining left lean-to has open ends and a closed outer wall, extending coverage beside the enclosed center.
Store suitable cars, trucks, trailers, boats, RVs, or household items according to your needs. The main bay and side coverage let you organize belongings around different enclosure preferences. Plan vehicle positions near useful openings and keep supplies convenient to the pedestrian entrance. The traditional red and brown combination gives the connected structure a distinct farm-style appearance while bringing several storage uses together. Every ProBuilt garage is made in the USA. Delivery and installation are free. Customize it in our 3D designer today.
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50x125 Commercial Garage Questions Answered
Enclosed commercial footprint, loading entries, a receiving canopy, use approvals, and staff routes.
No. The enclosed center measures 38 by 125 feet, providing a 4,750-square-foot footprint. A 12-by-125-foot lean-to adds covered space with open ends.
It has a 13-foot leg height, closed outer side wall, and open ends. Confirm vehicle clearance, circulation, drainage, and weather exposure for the intended receiving operation.
A separate 36-by-80-inch right-wall walk-in door is specified. Plan a clear pedestrian route that does not conflict with the right-wall vehicle entrance.
Two nominal 14-by-14-foot doors are listed, one on the front and one on the right wall. Confirm actual openings, turning space, and loading access on your site.
No. Occupancy, access, exits, foundation requirements, and required design loads depend on the site and intended operation. Confirm them with your local building department and ProBuilt before ordering.
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