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Our options

We Offer a Range of options  to Meet Your Needs!

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We offer 16 different color options for any combination you may have in mind! , Roof-Sides-Trim

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Vertical Roof 

The vertical roof style is our strongest option, with panels arranged vertically from the peak to the eaves. It is designed to withstand heavy winds and snow, providing maximum durability and protection.

02

Boxed Eave Roof

Our intermediate choice, the boxed-eave roof, offers a traditional appearance with its horizontally oriented panels running from front to back. This unique option combines standout aesthetics with excellent strength and durability.

03

Regular Roof 

Our most affordable option is the regular roof, featuring horizontally laid roof panels. This design is ideal for areas with mild weather and wind conditions.

Carport
Carport
Carport
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14 Gauge vs 12 Gauge Frame

Metal gauge plays a key role in framing strength. A 12-gauge frame is thicker and better for heavy-duty use or harsh conditions, while 14-gauge works well for lighter applications. Choose based on your project’s needs and environment.

29 Gauge vs 26 Gauge sheets

When choosing between 29 and 26 gauge metal sheets, the key difference is strength. 29 gauge is thinner and lighter, while 26 gauge is thicker and more durable. The right choice depends on your needs and budget.

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