Overview
A 50 x 80 ft dual truss storage shelter with a 32 oz PVC cover, straight lower side walls and roll-up doors at both ends, plus steel man doors for everyday access. With 50 ft of width and 80 ft of length, it can house large machinery, a row of trucks or a busy repair shop.
What it does
- Covers a 50 x 80 ft footprint in 32 oz PVC
- Stiffens the frame with double trusses at reduced spacing
- Keeps the edges usable with straight lower walls
- Opens at both end walls with roll-up doors
- Adds steel man doors for walk-in access
Before you order
Plan a concrete pad or equivalent base under the 50 x 80 ft footprint. The listing does not say which anchors are included, so ask us before you prepare the pad. This listing gives no snow load or wind rating, so if your site sees heavy snow or strong wind, contact us before you order.
Features
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Double trusses, tighter spacingTrusses are doubled and set at a reduced spacing along the whole building, which stiffens the frame.
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32 oz PVC coverCommercial-grade 32 oz PVC, triple layered against tears and naturally flame retardant. The white fabric reflects UV and lets daylight in, so the space stays usable on cloudy days.
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Straight lower wallsThe bottom of each side wall runs straight up before the roof slopes to the peak, so racks and vehicles can use the floor right out to the edges.
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Roll-up doors at both endsWide roll-up doors on both end walls let equipment drive in at the front and out the back.
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Steel man doorsSteel man doors give house-style walk-in access without raising the big doors, and steel is more secure than a fabric cut-out.
Specifications
- Footprint
- 50' x 80'
Anchoring and foundation
Install on a concrete pad or an equivalent base.
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Concrete pad or equivalentAsk us what is included
Shipping & returns
- Shipping
- Free freight, contiguous US
- Ships to
- Contiguous US. Not Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, other US territories or APO/FPO addresses.
- Method
- LTL freight, palletized
- Handling time
- 1-2 business days
- Transit
- Typically 3-7 business days
- Delivery
- Curbside, by appointment
- PO boxes
- Not available
How freight delivery works
Freight does not come by mail truck. Here is what happens after you order, so nothing surprises you on delivery day.
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You orderAnswer four delivery questions in the cart. Takes half a minute.
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You confirmWe email your delivery plan. One tap to confirm, or fix anything before it ships.
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It shipsLeaves the warehouse in 1-2 business days on a pallet.
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Carrier books a windowIf you asked for a call-ahead, the freight line phones you to book a delivery window.
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Curbside dropLiftgate lowers it to the ground if you have no dock or forklift. Plan two people or a machine to move it from there.
Returns
Damaged on arrival? Note it on the delivery receipt, take photos and contact us within 48 hours of delivery. Change-of-mind returns need Change-of-Mind Returns protection added to your order: the item must be unused, in its original packaging and within 30 days of delivery, and you pay the return freight.
Questions buyers ask
A concrete pad or equivalent. The listing does not say which anchors are included, so contact us before you prepare the pad.
Roll-up doors at both end walls let you drive straight through, and steel man doors handle foot traffic.
Storing tools, large equipment, vehicles and materials, or as a covered shop for maintenance, mechanical work and ongoing jobs.
It depends on your county. Check with your local building department before you order. The permit note above says what we know about this model.
Structures ship by LTL freight on a pallet. It is delivered curbside. If you asked for a call-ahead in the cart, the carrier phones you first to book a window. If you have no forklift or dock, the driver uses a liftgate to lower the crate to the ground.
Shipping damage is covered when you report it within 48 hours of delivery, with photos. Defects are handled under the manufacturer's warranty. Add change-of-mind returns at checkout and you can send it back unused, in its original packaging, within 30 days of delivery. You pay the return freight.













