Commercial Garage
40x60x14 Commercial Garage
2,400 square feet of open floor for a business, fleet or serious collection. The 40x60 is a popular size for contractor shops, auto repair, equipment storage and farm use, and 12x12 doors let in trucks, tractors and box trucks.
Priced for your address and local wind and snow requirements. Usually by 9am next business day.
- 40' W
- 60' L
- 14' H
- 2,400 sq ft
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Specifications
| Width | 40 ft |
|---|---|
| Length | 60 ft |
| Leg Height | 14 ft |
| Floor Area | 2,400 sq ft |
| Doors & Windows | (2) 12x12 roll-up doors, (2) 36x80 walk-in doors, (4) 30x30 windows |
| Framing | 14-gauge standard, 12-gauge optional |
| Panels | 29-gauge ribbed steel |
What's included
- 14-gauge galvanized steel tubing frame (12-gauge upgrade available)
- 29-gauge ribbed steel roof and wall panels
- Your choice of roof style: regular, boxed-eave A-frame, or vertical
- Choice of roof, wall and trim colors
- Rebar, concrete or asphalt anchors matched to your foundation
- Engineered drawings available for permitting
Ideal for
- Contractor or auto repair shop
- Fleet and equipment storage
- Agricultural machinery
- Warehouse or retail backroom
Popular upgrades
- 12-gauge framing for higher wind and snow ratings
- Certified engineering for your county's wind and snow loads
- Additional roll-up doors, walk-in doors and windows
- Insulation (double-bubble or fiberglass blanket)
- Lean-to extensions for covered parking or equipment
- Wainscot, two-tone color and gable-end trim
Why buy your 40x60 garage from Omega
Every Omega building is custom configured, so this 40x60 is a starting point, not a limit. Change the length, add doors, upgrade the gauge or certify it for your county. A building specialist reviews your design, your site and your local requirements before anything is ordered.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 40x60 metal building clear span?
Yes. The tubular steel frame spans the full 40 feet without interior columns.
What gauge framing does a 40x60 need?
Most 40-foot-wide buildings use 12-gauge framing, and certified engineering is usually required. Your specialist will confirm the right spec for your location.
Can a 40x60 be used for a business?
Yes. Commercial use may bring additional code requirements, so confirm zoning and permit needs with your local building department early.
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