Metal Barns

First, these structures are easily installed and assembled in just a fraction of the time it takes to plan and build a traditional wood-framed barn. When you suddenly decide to expand your farm by adding a new herd or a new piece of equipment, you can have your new metal barns added within weeks instead of months or years. If you’re a DIY type, you can order our metal barn kits to install on your own. Of course, we do include delivery and installation on most steel barns to save you time.

Roof Types for Metal Barns

Our metal barns use the same basic roof styles as you can find on our carports, garages, and more.

1. A-frame: Want a more traditional look than the curved edges you’ll find on regular roof metal barns? The A-frame style still has affordable horizontal paneling, but it also features a welded frame and boxed eave design that closely mimics traditional building styles. You’ll also enjoy slightly greater overall strength due to the improved A-frame construction.
2. Vertical: When you’re storing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment or prize-winning livestock, you need the greatest security against storm damage, snow loading, and break-ins. Vertical roof metal barns offer the greatest durability, strength, and visual appeal of all of the barns we sell.

Custom Options for Metal Barns

Most farmers and horse owners start by choosing colors for the exterior of the metal barns they’re ordering. Windows are another consideration, especially if you’re planning metal horse barns that need natural light and ventilation. Add garage or bay doors for letting in large herds and driving in the tractor, then choose the number of smaller side doors so you’re not waiting on the bay door to roll up every time you enter or exit.