The Best Value series offers practical portable buildings designed for customers who want dependable storage at an affordable price. These structures are built with simple, sturdy designs that work well for everyday residential, rural, and light commercial use.
Best Value buildings can also be customized through available add-on packages, shed options, and upgrades to better match your specific needs.
Best Value Wood buildings provide a durable and functional storage solution in either Lofted or Side Lofted styles. These buildings are constructed with 16-inch on-center studs and feature a high-quality galvalume metal roof for strong weather protection.
The flooring system is built for long-term resilience, using 2 x 4 floor joists securely set into notched skids to create a solid foundation. With multiple color choices available, Best Value Wood buildings offer both practicality and a clean appearance that fits well on any property.
Available Models:
| Width Category | Sizes Available |
|---|---|
| 8′ Wide | 8 x 12 |
| 10′ Wide | 10 x 12, 10 x 16, 10 x 20 |
| 12′ Wide | 12 x 16, 12 x 20, 12 x 24 |
12’ wide and over buildings are measured across the eaves due to DOT (Department of Transportation) regulations. Smaller width buildings are measured from the outside corners of the walls.
Best Value Metal buildings combine affordability with durable, low-maintenance construction. These portable buildings are built with 2 x 4 studs and finished with 29-gauge metal siding and roofing, creating strong protection from the elements with a clean exterior that requires minimal upkeep.
The foundation system uses 2 x 4 floor joists interlocked with notched skids and supports sturdy 5/8 inch flooring. This design provides a dependable space for a wide range of storage needs while maintaining a cost-effective profile.
Available Finishes:
| Width Category | Sizes Available |
|---|---|
| 8′ Wide | 8 x 12, 8 x 16 |
| 10′ Wide | 10 x 12, 10 x 16, 10 x 20 |
| 12′ Wide | 12 x 16, 12 x 20, 12 x 24 |
12’ wide and over buildings are measured across the eaves due to DOT (Department of Transportation) regulations. Smaller width buildings are measured from the outside corners of the walls.
