02 / Property planning
Preparing Your Property for a Metal Building
Plan access, drainage, layout, foundations, and door placement before a metal building project in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, or elsewhere in Oklahoma.
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04 — Equipment Storage
Equipment Storage
Multi-bay protection for tractors, implements, and toys. Built tall, built deep, built so everything fits — and pulls straight through.
Overview
Equipment that lives outside doesn't last. UV, rain, hail, blowing dust — they all add up to faster maintenance, shorter lifespans, and ugly resale. A proper equipment storage building gives you the height, the depth, and the bay count to keep every piece protected without playing Tetris every weekend. We design these around your actual fleet — tractors, balers, side-by-sides, trailers, boats, the works.
What You Get
Built for the long haul
Drive-Through Bays
Open both ends so you never have to back a trailer or implement out of a tight space.
Tall Eave Heights
Sized for combines, raised dumps, and lifted equipment with clearance to spare.
Lean-To Add-Ons
Add covered side bays for trailers, hay, or seasonal gear without expanding the main structure.
Wind & Snow Rated
Frames engineered for Oklahoma wind loads and the occasional ice storm.
Common Uses
Who builds these
- 01Row-crop and cattle operations protecting expensive iron
- 02Hay producers needing covered, dry storage
- 03Construction outfits storing trailers, skid steers, and equipment
- 04Recreational owners with RVs, boats, side-by-sides, and trailers
- 05Anyone tired of replacing tarps and watching equipment weather away
Gallery
See it from every angle
Popular Building Sizes
Common starting points
Start with a common size or design something completely custom around your property, use, and budget.
Equipment Cover
40x60
Compact cover for trailers, side-by-sides, and a small tractor.
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40x80
Several open bays for trucks, trailers, and implements side by side.
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80x120
Full equipment line — combines, balers, planters — protected and accessible.
Get Quote For This SizeCustom Equipment Storage
Custom
Bay height, count, and depth designed around your exact fleet.
Get Quote For This SizeSizes shown are common examples. Every building can be customized based on site conditions, use, engineering, materials, budget, and local requirements.
Need A Custom Size?
Designed around your land
Not every project fits into a standard size. Outlaw Building Co. can help design a structure around your land, equipment, business, animals, storage needs, or future plans.
- +Custom widths, lengths, and heights
- +Door and bay placement
- +Lean-to options
- +Interior layout planning
- +Concrete and site considerations
- +Insulation and finish options
- +Future expansion planning
Choosing The Right Building Size
The right size starts with how you'll use it
The right building size depends on how you plan to use the space, what equipment or vehicles you need to store, whether you need room to work inside, and how much room you want for future growth.
01
Storage Needs
Think about how much you need to store today — and what you'll be storing five years from now.
02
Workspace Needs
Will you be working inside? Add room for benches, tools, parts storage, and clear walking lanes.
03
Vehicle / Equipment Clearance
Tall doors and clear-span widths matter for trucks, trailers, RVs, tractors, and implements.
04
Future Expansion
Plan for what's next — lean-tos, second bays, or living quarters are easier to plan up front.
Frequently Asked
Common questions
It depends on how you'll use the space, what you need to store or work on, and how much room you want for growth. Tell us your plans and we'll help you size it right.
If your equipment is worth six figures, the building that protects it should be built like it.
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05 / Material care
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01 / Construction systems
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