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Common Roof Options for Your Post Frame Building

Need help choosing roof options for your post frame building? Here are roof styles to best fit your post frame building's intended function.

Storage and Organizational Solutions for your Post Frame Building

An organization plan will enhance usability of your post frame structure. Get our best organizational solutions for your post frame building.

A Guide to Post Frame Site Preparation

Post Frame site preparation is generally less complicated than with other construction types. Site preparation is easy with this guide.

7 Tips to Save Money on Your Post Frame Building

To make your beautiful post frame building even more economical than it already is, consider these 7 tips to save money on your post frame building.

How to Choose the Best Flooring Options for Your Post Frame Building

Choosing flooring options for your post frame building depends on how plan to use your building. Here are 6 different options for flooring to consider.

Mezzanine and Storage Options for Your Post Frame Building

Adding a second floor, mezzanine or storage option to your post frame building or barn can be a great addition. These tips will help you do it right.

Pole Barn Buildings: Selecting the Right Flooring

Floors in pole frame buildings range from soft dirt to highly engineered. Here's 5 flooring options based on your pole frame building purpose.

Shingles vs Metal Roofing: Which is better for your Pole Building?

In terms of construction materials, there are good reasons for using shingles vs metal roofing on your pole building, the reasons are in this post.

Tips for Building a Durable Post Frame Building

Post frame construction is becoming an ever more popular option for just about any type of building. Whether for agricultural buildings, schools, municipal buildings, fire stations, warehouses, or even residences; the versatility and durability of a properly built post frame building are unquestionable.

How to Build a Durable Agricultural Building

Barns, stables, sheds and other farm-type buildings require sturdy, permanent construction to withstand severe weather conditions, heavy loads, and the pounding from equipment and livestock. Shortcuts in construction become very costly when the building requires replacement or the contents become damaged.
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