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Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings For Sale
Commercial shops, industrial warehouses, farm buildings and specialty structures from $14,500. Cold-formed galvanized steel frames ship with PE-stamped engineered drawings tailored to your local wind speed and snow load requirements. Every Steel and Stud order includes free nationwide delivery. Widths from 30 to 100+ feet, lengths to 200+ feet, column-free interiors or multi-bay layouts.
Buy 100×120 metal building kit from $219,650. 12,000 sq ft warehouse, workshop, hangar or fabrication shop. Free delivery, 20-yr warranty & 24-hr quote.
100′ × 120′
Footprint
12,000 sq ft
Floor Space
12′-24′ configurable
Leg Height
3 styles
Roof Options
12 or 14 GA
Frame Gauge
8-14 weeks
Lead Time
Build & Customize
100×120 Metal Building Specs, Dimensions & Custom Options
Every 100×120 steel building we ship is engineered to the buyer’s site, county code, and use case. Here’s what the standard spec sheet covers before you start customizing in sensei3d.
Building Footprint
100′ Wide × 120′ Long Leg heights configurable from 12 ft to 24 ft for warehouse, hangar, and manufacturing clearances
Total Square Footage
12,000 square feet of usable, column-free interior space at full clear span
Building Configurations
Single-bay clear span, multi-bay tenant divisions, lean-to additions, and rear-loading dock cutouts — each configuration custom-engineered to your county code
Enclosure Options
Fully enclosed (4 walls), partially enclosed for drive-through fabrication, or open-side equipment cover; side configurations specified per opening on each elevation
Roof Style Options
Regular Roof (rounded corners), A-Frame Horizontal (Boxed Eave), or Vertical Roof — Vertical is recommended at this footprint for snow shedding and rain runoff
Roof Pitch Options
Standard 3:12 pitch, with 4:12 and 5:12 pitch upgrades available for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME
Frame Gauge Options
14-gauge galvanized steel tubing standard, 12-gauge upgrade available (33% thicker walls, longer warranty) — most 12,000 sq ft commercial kits ship in 12-gauge
Roof & Wall Panels
29-gauge sheet metal standard, 26-gauge upgrade available; horizontal or vertical panel orientation specified per surface
Color Options
17 standard colors for roof, walls, and trim — all powder-coated panels carry a 20-year fade resistance warranty
Door Options
Roll-up garage doors (8×8 through 14×14), commercial sectional doors, walk-in personnel doors (3×6, 3×7), sliding barn doors, and hydraulic one-piece options
Window Options
Single-hung 30×30 standard, custom storefront windows, skylights for natural daylighting, with screens and security bars optional
Insulation Options
R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, double-bubble radiant barrier, and insulated metal panels for cold storage applications
Anchoring Options
Concrete wedge anchors (most common at this size), asphalt anchors, mobile-home anchors, and ground rebar — selected based on installation surface
Installation Surface
Concrete – Asphalt – Ground – Gravel; engineered concrete slab is required for most commercial 100×120 builds with heavy interior loads
Certification & Permits
Stamped engineered drawings included on every certified build; wind, snow, and seismic load engineering provided per county code
Snow Load Rating
30-65 PSF depending on configuration; certified engineering available for higher zones up to 90 PSF in Tornado Alley and northern snow belts
Wind Load Rating
100-140 MPH depending on configuration; hurricane-rated certifications available for FL, TX, NC, SC, and Gulf coastal zones
Lead Time
8-14 weeks from order confirmation to install for a 100×120 commercial kit; engineered/certified builds in heavy code regions trend toward the longer end
Delivery
Free delivery to all 48 continental US states; final-mile coordination and crane scheduling handled for remote industrial sites
Warranty
20-year rust-through warranty on panels and frame; 1-year workmanship warranty on installation for tubular-frame kits
20
Year
Frame Warranty Limited + Product Pledge
20
Year
Sheet Metal Warranty Paint Finish
90
Day
14-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
90
Day
12-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
Shop by Use Case
12 Popular 100×120 Metal Building Uses (12000 Sq Ft Layouts)
12,000 square feet is enough to run a regional distribution operation, park 20+ commercial vehicles, or floor a full production line with mezzanine offices. Below are the 12 ways developers, manufacturers, and logistics operators most often spec a 100×120 metal building.
Commercial100′ × 120′ × 20′ to 24′
100×120 Distribution Warehouse
Logistics operators spec this footprint for regional cross-dock and last-mile distribution. The 100-foot clear span fits two 12-bay racking aisles plus a turning lane for 53-foot trailers, and 24-foot eaves give you stack height for three pallets vertically. Add three dock-high roll-ups on the long wall for staged loading.
12 GA Frame24′ EavesVertical RoofDock-Ready Layout
Manufacturers running CNC, metal fab, or assembly lines pick 100×120 to floor a full production cell with QC, packout, and shipping under one roof. The clear-span design means no interior columns interrupting overhead crane runways. Spec 12-gauge framing and 26-gauge walls for the heavier internal loads.
Multi-tenant commercial real estate developers split this footprint into four 30×100 bays, each with its own roll-up and walk-in door. It’s a proven layout for leasing to auto repair, welding, woodworking, and small fab shops. Pre-frame the partitions in the 3D builder so you can drop steel-stud walls later.
14 GA Frame4-Bay LayoutPre-Framed OpeningsMulti-Tenant Ready
Agricultural-industrial operators use this size to shelter combines, sprayers, and 1,000+ round bales in one structure. The 100-foot width clears two equipment lanes back-to-back, and an open gable end on the short wall lets you drive straight through. Add a 20×120 lean-to for tractors.
Private operators hangar light twins, turboprops, and small jets in this footprint. The 100-foot opening accommodates a King Air or Citation wingspan, and a hydraulic bifold door across the gable end gives you full clearance. Engineering for FAA wind exposure and tail clearance is built into the stamped drawings.
Food distributors and produce operators spec insulated metal panels (IMPs) on this footprint for refrigerated and freezer storage. The 12,000 sq ft floor splits into a 36°F cooler and a -10°F freezer with a shared loading vestibule. R-30+ panels and vapor-sealed seams are configured during the customize step.
12 GA FrameIMP WallsVapor-SealedRefrigeration-Ready
Equestrian operators choose 100×120 for a full dressage court (66’x132′ fits with safe wall clearance trimmed) or a barrel-racing pattern. The clear-span eliminates interior posts that spook horses, and 16-foot eaves give you working clearance for a mounted rider plus roof framing.
14 GA FrameClear SpanKick-Wall WainscotPost-Free Interior
Commercial real estate buyers building auto, RV, or boat showrooms use this size to display 30+ vehicles with a customer lounge and service write-up area. Storefront glazing across one long wall, two 14×14 roll-ups for vehicle moves, and wainscoting on the lower 4 feet give it curb appeal.
14 GA FrameStorefront GlassWainscotingShowroom Curb Appeal
Fleet operators spec 100×120 for a 6-bay heavy-duty service shop with pull-through bays for tractors and 53-foot trailers. The 100-foot length fits a tractor-trailer plus tool cabinets and a parts mezzanine. Spec 14×14 roll-ups on both long walls for true drive-through service.
12 GA FramePull-Through Bays14×14 Roll-UpsDrive-Through Service
Schools and parks departments build indoor practice facilities, batting cages, or pickleball courts at this footprint. 12,000 sq ft fits four full pickleball courts plus spectator seating, or a regulation basketball half-court with a turf practice area. 24-foot eaves clear lobbed shots and ceiling lighting.
14 GA Frame24′ EavesSkylightsCourt-Height Clearance
Dairy operators and feedlot managers use 100×120 to house 80-120 head with feed alley, milking parlor, and a maternity pen under one roof. Open ridge venting and sidewall curtains are spec’d in the customize step, and concrete kneewalls with steel above protect the lower panels.
14 GA FrameRidge VentConcrete KneewallLivestock-Ready Vent
Self-storage developers carve this footprint into 60-80 climate-controlled units with a central drive aisle. Pre-framed openings on 10-foot centers along both long walls let you drop interior partitions per your unit mix. Lower eaves keep the heated/cooled volume manageable for HVAC.
14 GA FramePre-Framed OpeningsClimate-Ready60-80 Unit Capacity
Don’t see your exact use case? Our advisors will help configure your 100×120 for any application. Request a free quote.
Included Free
What’s Included in a 100×120 Metal Building Kit?
Every 100×120 metal building kit ships with the structural package below as standard. Upgrades are configured separately in sensei3d before you lock your quote.
Free With Every 100×120 Order
Standard configuration items at no extra cost.
Galvanized Steel Tubular Framing14-gauge G90 hot-dipped galvanized steel tubing as standard, manufactured to AISI S100 cold-formed steel design specifications and pre-cut to your 100×120 footprint.
29-Gauge Roof & Wall PanelsPowder-coated 29-gauge sheet metal panels in your choice of 17 standard colors, with a 20-year rust-through warranty on every panel face.
Engineered Ridge Caps & TrimColor-matched ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, and rake trim cut to length for the 100-foot ridge run and 120-foot side walls.
Concrete Wedge AnchorsAnchor bolts and concrete wedge anchors sized to your foundation plan, included with every concrete-mounted 100×120 commercial kit.
Engineered DrawingsStamped engineered drawings showing column reactions, anchor bolt patterns, and load paths — required by most county permit offices for a 12,000 sq ft structure.
Color-Coded FastenersSelf-drilling screws with neoprene washers in colors matched to your roof and wall panels, sized for 14-gauge or 12-gauge framing.
Standard Eave & Gable FramingPre-cut eave struts, gable end framing, and ridge framing assembled per the engineered drawings — no field cutting required on the structural members.
Free Delivery to 48 StatesFree curbside delivery anywhere in the continental US — quoted at the same price floor whether you build in Texas or Maine.
Wind & Snow Load EngineeringStandard 100-140 MPH wind rating and 30-65 PSF snow rating engineered to ASCE 7-22 and your local code at no additional cost on the base kit.
20-Year Rust-Through WarrantySteel and Stud backs the panels and frame against rust-through for 20 years from the install date — the longest warranty class in the pre-engineered metal building industry.
Project Manager AssignmentA dedicated project manager handles your build from deposit through install, coordinating engineering, permitting handoffs, and the install crew on a 100×120 schedule.
Free Professional InstallationFree professional installation on tubular-frame buildings across most of the continental US — included in the price floor on standard 100×120 configurations.
+ Popular 100×120 Building Upgrades
Common add-ons buyers select on this footprint.
12-Gauge Frame UpgradeUpgrade from 14-gauge to 12-gauge tubular framing for 33% thicker steel walls — most commercial 100×120 kits in high-wind or snow zones ship with this upgrade.
26-Gauge Panel UpgradeHeavier 26-gauge sheet metal panels resist hail, coastal salt corrosion, and panel oil-canning better than 29-gauge — common upgrade for FL, TX, and Gulf builds.
Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs)R-30+ insulated metal panels for cold storage, climate-controlled warehouses, and conditioned manufacturing space — installed in place of standard wall panels.
Hydraulic & Bifold DoorsHydraulic one-piece doors and bifold doors for hangars and large equipment access — sized to span up to 100 feet on the gable end.
Commercial Roll-Up DoorsWayne Dalton-style commercial sectional and roll-up doors in sizes from 12×12 up to 14×14, with chain hoist or motorized operators.
Storefront Windows & SkylightsAluminum-frame storefront window walls, single-hung 30×30 windows, and translucent roof skylights for natural daylighting in showrooms and shop floors.
Mezzanine Floor SystemsEngineered steel mezzanines for office, parts storage, or QC labs — typically 30×40 or 40×60 partial floors above the primary work area.
Lean-To Additions1, 2, or 3-side lean-tos extending the roofline 12-20 feet beyond the main 100×120 footprint — common for equipment overhangs and outdoor staging.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)Lower 3 to 4 feet of wall in a contrasting color or heavier gauge — adds curb appeal on showrooms and impact resistance on livestock buildings.
Hurricane & Heavy-Snow CertificationUpgraded engineering to 170+ MPH wind ratings for FEMA wind zones and 90+ PSF snow loads for the northern snow belt — stamped to county code.
Solar-Ready Roof FramingReinforced roof purlins engineered for rooftop solar arrays, satellite dishes, and HVAC condensers — spec’d during the customize step in sensei3d.
Build & Configure
Customize & Build Your 100×120 Metal Building Online
Every spec on a 100×120 metal building is buyer-controlled. Open the sensei3d 3D building configurator to design your build surface by surface, save the spec, and submit for a 24-hour custom quote.
Leg Height (12′ to 24′)
Most 100×120 commercial kits land at 18-24 feet of clear height — 18′ for general warehousing, 22-24′ for stack-three-pallet racking and overhead crane runways. Lower eaves work for self-storage and.
3 Roof Styles
Vertical Roof is the recommended spec at 100×120 because the vertical panel ribs shed rain and snow off the 100-foot ridge run. A-Frame Horizontal works in dry climates; Regular Roof.
Roof Pitch & Slope
Standard 3:12 pitch handles most US climates. Upgrade to 4:12 or 5:12 for the northern snow belt (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME) — steeper pitch sheds load faster and lowers.
Frame Gauge (14 or 12)
14-gauge is standard, but at 12,000 sq ft most commercial buyers upgrade to 12-gauge for the longer warranty and the 33% thicker tubing. Mandatory in high-wind FEMA zones and Tornado.
Sheet Metal Gauge (29 or 26)
29-gauge ships standard. Upgrade to 26-gauge for hail-prone Plains states, Gulf Coast salt exposure, and any 100×120 build where you want the longer paint life and reduced oil-canning on flat.
Certification & Engineering
Every certified 100×120 build ships with stamped engineered drawings, anchor bolt patterns, foundation reactions, and ASCE 7-22 wind/snow calculations sized to your county code and AISI S100 specifications.
Roll-Up Garage Doors
Common door sizes for 100×120 are 12×12 and 14×14 commercial roll-ups, often three or four placed along the long wall for dock-style loading. Chain hoist standard, motorized opener upgrade available.
Walk-In Doors
36-inch insulated walk-in personnel doors with full steel frames, weatherstripping, and commercial locksets. Most 100×120 builds spec 2-4 walk-ins for OSHA egress compliance on a 12,000 sq ft floor.
Hydraulic & Rapid Doors
Hydraulic one-piece doors span up to 100 feet on the gable end for hangars and equipment access. High-speed rapid-roll doors are spec’d for cold storage and high-traffic distribution dock openings.
Windows & Skylights
Single-hung 30×30 windows are standard; storefront window walls and translucent roof skylights add daylighting on showroom and shop-floor builds. Security bars and screens are optional add-ons.
Framed Openings
Pre-frame openings during the configure step for future doors, HVAC penetrations, or expansion connections — saves cutting structural panels later when you add equipment or split the building into tenant.
Garage Door Openers & Windows
Chain-drive, belt-drive, and Wi-Fi smart openers available for every roll-up door. Window kits with safety glazing add daylight to roll-up doors without compromising the wind rating.
17 Standard Color Options
Pick from Barn Red, Beige, Black, Brown, Burgundy, Burnished Slate, Clay, Galvalume, Green, Patriot Red, Pewter Gray, Quaker Gray, Rawhide Tan, Royal Blue, Sandstone, Slate Blue, and White — all.
Mix-and-Match Roof, Walls, Trim
Spec different colors on each surface — White walls with Burnished Slate roof and Black trim is a popular commercial combo. Pewter Gray with Patriot Red trim is common on.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)
Lower 3 or 4 feet of wall in a contrasting color or heavier gauge — adds curb appeal on retail and showroom builds, and impact resistance on livestock and warehouse.
Galvalume (Bare Metal Finish)
Hot-dipped aluminum-zinc Galvalume finish on roof or walls is the cost-effective choice for industrial and agricultural builds. Resists corrosion better than painted G90 in coastal and high-humidity zones.
Painted Trim & Flashings
Color-matched ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, and rake trim ship with every 100×120 kit. Color-coded screws blend with the panel face for a clean finished look.
Custom Color Match
Match an existing on-site building, corporate brand standards, or HOA-required palette with custom paint matching. Sample chips available on request; custom-color upcharge applies and adds 1-2 weeks to lead time.
Insulation Options
R-13 vapor barrier handles condensation control on agricultural builds. R-19 fiberglass batt is standard for conditioned warehouses.
Lean-To Additions
Add 12 to 20-foot lean-tos along one, two, or three sides for tractor sheds, fuel islands, equipment overhangs, or outdoor staging. Engineered as part of the primary 100×120 frame, not.
Mezzanines & Lofts
Engineered steel mezzanines for office, parts storage, or QC labs — typically 30×40 or 40×60 partial floors. Common in commercial workshops, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities at this scale.
Interior Partitions
Divide the 12,000 sq ft floor into bays, offices, restrooms, and storage with steel-stud partitions or insulated metal panels. Pre-frame the partition openings during the configure step.
Trim, Anchors, Gables
Decorative gable accents, contrasting trim runs, and architectural anchors give an industrial 100×120 a finished commercial-real-estate look — common on retail and showroom builds with street-facing elevations.
Flooring Prep
A 12,000 sq ft engineered concrete slab typically runs 6 inches thick with #4 rebar on 12-inch centers for commercial loads. Cold storage and crane-runway builds may require thicker slabs.
Wind & Snow Certification
Standard 115 MPH/35 PSF baseline; upgrades to 170+ MPH for FEMA hurricane zones and 90+ PSF for the northern snow belt. Engineered to ASCE 7-22 and stamped per county code.
Permit-Ready Drawings
Every certified 100×120 ships with stamped engineered drawings compliant with International Building Code (IBC), International Residential Code (IRC), NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC requirements.
Door Locks & Access Control
Commercial deadbolts, keypad entry, smart Wi-Fi locks, and Knox-box rapid-entry boxes for fire department access. Slide bolts and padlocks standard on roll-up doors.
Fire Safety & Alarms
Smoke and heat detectors, ABC extinguishers, exit signage, and sprinkler-ready roof framing for commercial occupancies. Coordinate with local fire marshal during permitting on a 12,000 sq ft floor.
Anchoring System
Concrete wedge anchors are standard on 100×120 commercial slabs. Asphalt, mobile-home, and auger ground anchors available for agricultural and rural sites — included with every build.
Solar & Roof-Top Loads
Reinforced roof purlins engineered for solar arrays (12,000 sq ft of roof can host 200kW+), HVAC condensers, satellite dishes, and rooftop equipment platforms — spec’d in sensei3d.
Permits & Codes
100x120 Metal Building Codes, Permits & Engineering
Permits for a 100x120 metal building are required in nearly every US jurisdiction because the 12,000 sq ft footprint exceeds the agricultural exemption threshold in most counties. Stamped engineered drawings ship with every certified build to satisfy code review.
IBC/IRC
Minimum construction standards for building codes
NEC
Electrical safety to reduce fire and shock risk
IFGC
Safe operation of fuel gas appliances and equipment
IECC
Energy efficiency and conservation requirements
IMC
HVAC, ventilation, and exhaust system standards
We also adhere to plumbing codes, energy conservation standards, and any state or local requirements. Our team handles code compliance so you have total peace of mind.
Owner Maintenance
How to Maintain a 100x120 Metal Building
A 100x120 metal building needs only light routine maintenance to hit its 20-year rust-through warranty. Plan for a structured inspection cadence given the surface area involved.
1
Walk the roof and inspect ridge
Walk the roof and inspect ridge caps, eave trim, and 12,000 sq ft of fasteners twice a year — spring and fall — to catch any backed-out screws or compromised neoprene washers.
2
Pressure-wash wall panels annually (more often
Pressure-wash wall panels annually (more often in coastal salt zones) to preserve the 20-year fade warranty on the powder-coated finish.
3
Clear gutters and downspouts before winter
Clear gutters and downspouts before winter and after spring storms — a 100-foot ridge run sheds significant water volume during heavy rain.
4
Inspect concrete wedge anchors and column
Inspect concrete wedge anchors and column base plates for any movement or corrosion, especially after high-wind events in FEMA wind zones.
5
Touch up paint scratches with color-matched
Touch up paint scratches with color-matched paint within 30 days to prevent rust-through warranty issues at the panel face.
6
Sweep snow from any low-pitch sections
Sweep snow from any low-pitch sections after major storms in the northern snow belt — even with the 65 PSF rating, drift loading near roof penetrations can exceed design loads.
Versatile Applications
What Can You Do with 12000 Square Feet?
12,000 square feet is hard to picture in the abstract. Here's what actually fits inside a 100x120 metal building based on real Steel and Stud project layouts.
20-24 commercial vehicle stalls with
20-24 commercial vehicle stalls with a center drive aisle — fits a small fleet operation with room for tool cabinets and a parts mezzanine.
Two 12-bay pallet racking aisles
Two 12-bay pallet racking aisles plus a 53-foot trailer turning lane and three dock-high loading positions on the long wall.
Four 30x100 tenant bays for
Four 30x100 tenant bays for multi-tenant commercial real estate, each with its own roll-up door, walk-in, and 3,000 sq ft of leasable floor.
A full pickleball complex with
A full pickleball complex with four regulation 20x44 courts plus 20-foot side margins and spectator seating along one long wall.
An indoor riding arena with
An indoor riding arena with a 80x130 sand footing area plus a 20x100 viewing lounge and tack room along the gable end.
A regional cross-dock with 36
A regional cross-dock with 36 dock doors arranged 18 per long wall, plus an office mezzanine on the gable end.
A King Air or Citation
A King Air or Citation hangar with 100-foot bifold door, 24-foot clear ceiling, and a 20x40 office and parts area on one corner.
A 6-bay heavy-duty truck shop
A 6-bay heavy-duty truck shop with 14x14 pull-through bays, parts mezzanine, and write-up office at the front gable.
Order Now
3 Ways to Order Your 100x120 Metal Building
Customize your 100x120 steel building in our free 3D builder, request a free custom quote, or talk directly with a building expert. Reservation deposit typically 10% to 30% based on your state and manufacturer.
Request Free 100x120 Quote
Free custom design, reply within 24 hours
Best path for industrial buyers and developers who already know the use case and want a stamped quote fast. Submit your dimensions, location, and rough spec, and a Steel and Stud project manager will return a custom 24-hour quote with engineering options, lead time, and free delivery confirmed.
Free quote. Flexible 10-30% deposit reserves your slot after approval.
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Build Your 100x120 in 3D
Design your 100x120 yourself in our free 3D builder
Best path for buyers who want to see the build before committing. sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) lets you spec roof style, eave height, doors, colors, and add-ons surface by surface, save the model, and submit it for a 24-hour stamped quote — no payment required to design.
Free tool. Flexible deposit reserves your build after quote approval.
Talk to a 100x120 Building Expert
Fastest answers, call or chat now
Best path for commercial buyers with code, certification, or financing questions a form can't answer. Steel and Stud project managers handle 100x120 commercial kits daily and can walk you through eave height, gauge, foundation, and lead time on a single call.
sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) is the fastest way to lock a 100x120 spec — design your build, save the model, and submit for a 24-hour custom quote.
Pick Your Size
Start with the 100x120 footprint preloaded — the builder anchors all defaults to 12,000 sq ft.
Choose Roof Style
Pick Vertical Roof (recommended at this size), A-Frame Horizontal, or Regular Roof, then set your pitch.
Add Doors, Windows, Colors
Drop in roll-ups, walk-ins, windows, skylights, wainscoting, and pick from 17 standard colors per surface.
Get Your Quote
Save the spec and submit for a stamped 24-hour custom quote — no payment required to design.
Ready to design your custom 100x120 metal building in 3D?
Tip: Open sensei3d in a new tab so you can keep this page open for spec and certification reference. No deposit until you approve the final spec.
100x120 Cost
How Much Does a 100x120 Metal Building Cost?
A 100x120 metal building kit costs $219,650 – $279,550 fully installed on standard configurations, depending on roof style, frame gauge, and certification level. That price includes free delivery to 48 states and free professional installation on tubular-frame builds — what it does not include is your concrete foundation, county permit fees, or site grading.
Your Location
Delivery is free to all 48 continental states, but county code drives engineering cost. Hurricane and heavy-snow zones add 10-20% to the base 100x120 price.
Steel Gauge
14-gauge framing is standard; the 12-gauge upgrade adds roughly 12-18% but is mandatory in most high-wind FEMA zones and Tornado Alley counties.
Roof & Layout
Vertical Roof adds slightly over A-Frame Horizontal but is the recommended spec at 12,000 sq ft. Steeper pitch upgrades for snow regions add 4-8%.
Certification
Stamped engineered drawings are included on certified builds. Hurricane (170+ MPH) and heavy-snow (90+ PSF) certifications add to engineering scope and lead time.
Doors & Access
Each commercial 14x14 roll-up runs $2,500-$4,500 installed. Hydraulic bifold hangar doors and high-speed rapid-roll doors add the most cost on this footprint.
Site Conditions
Concrete slab cost is the largest variable buyers underestimate — a 12,000 sq ft engineered slab typically runs $48,000-$96,000 on top of the kit price, before the steel ships.
100x120 Metal Building Complete Price Range
$219,650to$279,550
Commercial Building, 12,000 sqft @ ~$20.8/sqft, ±12% range for options. Excludes sales tax, shipping, site prep, concrete slab, permits, and install add-ons.
Here's what happens after you lock your 100x120 deposit.
Place Your Order
Sign the quote, place a 10-30% reservation deposit, and your build enters the production queue.
Step 1
Production
Steel is cut, formed, and powder-coated to your spec over a 6-10 week production window.
Step 2
Prepare the Site
Pour the engineered concrete slab and clear access for delivery trucks and the install crew.
Step 3
Installation
Free professional install on tubular-frame builds — most 100x120 kits go up in 7-14 days.
Step 4
Buyer Reviews
100x120 Metal Building Reviews from Verified Buyers
Real feedback from verified 100x120 owners.
★★★★★
We needed a regional cross-dock fast and Steel and Stud delivered. The 12-gauge framing handled the West Texas wind rating, and the stamped drawings cleared county permit on the first review. Up and operational in under five months from deposit.
DK
David K.
Lubbock, TX • 100x120x20 Distribution Warehouse
✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
100-foot clear span was non-negotiable for a riding arena and the Steel and Stud team engineered the snow load to 70 PSF for our zone. Free delivery saved us thousands on a build this size, and the install crew finished in nine days.
MR
Megan R.
Bozeman, MT • 100x120x18 Equestrian Arena
✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
Hurricane certification and a 100-foot bifold door are not easy to spec. The 3D builder let me see the hangar before I committed, and the 24-hour quote came back stamped and ready. Worth every dollar to skip the sticker shock from local steel fabricators.
CM
Carlos M.
Lakeland, FL • 100x120x22 Aircraft Hangar
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Size Comparison
Compare 100x120 vs. Other Metal Building Sizes
Buyers comparing 100x120 against neighboring sizes usually want to know whether the extra footprint earns its keep. Compared to a 100x110, a 100x120 adds 1,000 sq ft of clear-span floor for roughly 8-10% more on the kit price — almost always cheaper per square foot than expanding later.
100x120 Metal Building FAQ: Cost, Permits, Sizes & Install
Quick answers to the most-asked 100x120 buyer questions.
A 100x120 metal building costs $219,650 – $279,550 fully installed on standard tubular-frame configurations. Price moves with frame gauge (14 vs 12), roof style, eave height, doors, and county certification requirements. The figure includes free delivery and free professional installation but not your concrete slab or permit fees.
A 100x200 steel building runs roughly $370,000 – $470,000 installed — significantly more than a 100x120 because the longer ridge run and added square footage push engineering and steel volume up. If you don't need the full 20,000 sq ft, the 100x120 footprint at $219,650 starting is the better cost-per-use bet.
A 100x100x20 metal building lands around $174,500 – $230,000 installed. Stepping up to 100x120 adds 2,000 sq ft for roughly 25-30% more, which is why most distribution and manufacturing buyers choose the 100x120 spec — the extra 20 feet of length pays for itself the first time you stage a 53-foot trailer inside.
A 60x100 metal building averages $95,000 – $135,000 installed for 6,000 sq ft. It's a different buyer profile — single-bay shops and small workshops — and the per-square-foot cost is similar to a 100x120 once you hit the 8,000+ sq ft commercial-kit threshold.
A 50x100 steel building costs roughly $68,000 – $98,000 installed for 5,000 sq ft. Once you cross into 12,000 sq ft and beyond, the engineering, delivery, and install economies kick in, which is why the 100x120 floor is competitive on a dollar-per-square-foot basis.
A 100x120 metal building is 12,000 square feet. That's a 100-foot wide by 120-foot long clear-span footprint — column-free if you spec it that way — with the same 12,000 sq ft whether you orient it 100x120 or 120x100 on the slab.
Most 100x120 steel building kits ship in 8-14 weeks from order confirmation, and the install crew goes up in 7-14 days on a prepared slab. Engineered/certified builds in heavy code regions trend toward the longer end. Lock today's pricing with a 10-30% reservation deposit while production runs.
Most commercial 100x120 buildings spec 18-24 feet of eave height. 18' handles general warehousing and assembly; 22-24' is the standard for stack-three-pallet racking, overhead crane runways, and aircraft hangars. Self-storage and livestock builds run lower at 12-16 feet. The 3D builder lets you preview clearances before you commit.
Yes — a 100x120 metal building can be fully clear span with no interior columns, and that's how Steel and Stud engineers most commercial and industrial 100x120 builds. The 100-foot clear width handles distribution aisles, hangar doors, riding arenas, and crane runways without center support. Engineering scope and steel volume are factored into the quote.
A 100x120 metal building requires a building permit in nearly every US jurisdiction because it exceeds the agricultural exemption threshold. You'll need stamped engineered drawings, a foundation plan, site plan review, and stormwater management approval. ADA-compliant access is typically triggered for commercial occupancies. Steel and Stud ships stamped drawings with every certified build.
You can order a 100x120 metal building kit without installation, but most buyers at this scale take the free professional installation that ships with tubular-frame builds. Self-install on a 12,000 sq ft commercial kit means renting telehandlers, scaffolding, and a 3-5 person crew for 2-3 weeks. The free install offer keeps the project on schedule.
A 100x120 metal building typically needs a 6-inch engineered concrete slab with #4 rebar on 12-inch centers and thickened footings under each column. Slab cost runs $48,000-$96,000 on top of the kit price, depending on local concrete pricing and any deeper footings required by your soil report. This is the largest variable buyers under-budget.
Yes — Steel and Stud offers traditional financing through partner lenders (credit check, up to 84-month terms) and rent-to-own with no credit check on most 100x120 commercial kits. Both options pair with the 10-30% reservation deposit to lock today's pricing while production runs.
Steel and Stud delivers 100x120 metal buildings free to all 48 continental US states. The same price floor applies whether you build in Texas, Maine, or Idaho — final-mile coordination is handled by your project manager for remote industrial sites. Hawaii and Alaska require custom freight quotes.
Steel and Stud backs every 100x120 build with a 20-year rust-through warranty on roof panels and the structural frame, plus a 1-year workmanship warranty on installation. Powder-coated panels carry a separate 20-year fade resistance warranty. Open the 3D builder to lock your spec, or call 1-877-275-7048 to talk through the certification options.
Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and design your 100x120 surface by surface — pick eave height, roof style, doors, windows, colors, insulation, and add-ons like mezzanines or lean-tos. Save the spec, submit for a 24-hour custom quote, and reserve your build with a flexible deposit.
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100×110 Metal Building Kits & Commercial Steel Packages
Buy 100×110 steel building kit from $201,350. 11,000 sq ft warehouse, hangar, workshop or fabrication shop. Free delivery, 20-yr warranty & 24-hr quote.
100′ × 110′
Footprint
11,000 sq ft
Floor Space
8′-20′ configurable
Leg Height
3 styles
Roof Options
12 or 14 GA
Frame Gauge
4-6 weeks
Lead Time
Build & Customize
100×110 Metal Building Specs, Dimensions & Custom Options
Every 100×110 steel building Steel and Stud ships is engineered to your county code, not pulled off a generic kit shelf. The specs below cover what’s standard on an 11,000 sq ft order and where the buyer-controlled levers sit when you customize.
Building Footprint
100′ Wide × 110′ Long Leg heights configurable from 8 ft to 20 ft for vehicle, equipment, or mezzanine clearance
Total Square Footage
11,000 square feet of usable interior space with full clear-span — no interior columns interrupting the floor plate
Building Configurations
Supports single-tenant warehouse, multi-bay distribution center, manufacturing facility with crane bays, or split-use commercial/agricultural layouts with custom partitions
Enclosure Options
Fully enclosed (4 walls) is standard for an 11,000 sq ft commercial kit; partial enclosure, open-side equipment shelter, or attached lean-to additions also available
Roof Style Options
Regular Roof (rounded corners, horizontal panels), A-Frame Horizontal / Boxed Eave, or Vertical Roof (recommended for snow and rain runoff at this span)
Roof Pitch Options
Standard 3:12 pitch, with 4:12 and 5:12 pitch upgrades available for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, ME
Frame Gauge Options
14-gauge galvanized steel tubing standard, 12-gauge upgrade available (33% thicker, longer warranty) — most 100×110 buyers spec 12-gauge
Roof & Wall Panels
29-gauge sheet metal standard, 26-gauge upgrade available; choice of horizontal or vertical orientation with Galvalume aluminum-zinc roofing option
Color Options
17 standard powder-coated colors for roof, walls, and trim — all panels carry a 20-year fade resistance rating
Single-hung 30×30 standard, customizable storefront sizes available, with screens, security bars, and skylights as options
Insulation Options
R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, double-bubble radiant barrier, and insulated metal panels (IMPs) available — IECC-compliant assemblies for conditioned space
Anchoring Options
Concrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile home anchors, and ground rebar — selected based on installation surface and county code
Installation Surface
Concrete – Asphalt – Ground – Gravel (each requires different anchoring; site must be level within 3 inches across the 11,000 sq ft pad)
Certification & Permits
Stamped engineered drawings included on certified builds; wind/snow load engineering provided per state code and county permit office requirements
Snow Load Rating
30-65 PSF depending on configuration; certified engineering available for higher snow zones per ASCE 7-22
Wind Load Rating
100-140 MPH depending on configuration; hurricane-rated certifications available for coastal zones (FL, TX, NC, SC, LA Gulf)
Lead Time
4-6 weeks from order confirmation to install in most regions; 6-10 weeks for engineered/certified builds with stamped drawings
Delivery
Free delivery to all 48 continental US states with final-mile coordination for remote sites
Warranty
20-year rust-through warranty on panels and frame; 1-year workmanship warranty on installation
20
Year
Frame Warranty Limited + Product Pledge
20
Year
Sheet Metal Warranty Paint Finish
90
Day
14-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
90
Day
12-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
Shop by Use Case
12 Popular 100×110 Metal Building Uses (11000 Sq Ft Layouts)
Eleven thousand square feet under one clear-span roof opens up a use-case list most buyers don’t realize is on the table. The 100×110 footprint runs full-size distribution flow, fits two regulation pickleball courts with spectator room, and hangars a King Air with hangar door clearance to spare. Below are twelve real configurations buyers are ordering this footprint for right now.
Commercial100′ × 110′ × 18′ to 20′
Regional Distribution Center
Logistics operators spec the 100×110 distribution center to run full pallet-rack aisles plus a 12-truck dock line along the 110-ft wall. The 18-20 ft eave height clears a 53-ft trailer dock leveler with VRC mezzanine room above. Clear-span means you reconfigure rack pitch without touching columns.
Manufacturers configure the 100×110 PEMB with reinforced columns to carry a 5-ton bridge crane down the 110-ft axis. Floor plate handles CNC, press, and weld cells with room for a 30-ft QC bay at the gable end. Engineered framing supports rooftop HVAC condensers and dust-collection runs.
Crane-Rated Frame16′-20′ Eave26 GA PanelsStamped Drawings
Agricultural-industrial operators stack 11,000 sq ft of square-bale hay six high with a center drive lane for the loader tractor. Two 14×14 roll-up doors at the gables let a baler and a combine cross through. The 4:12 pitch sheds Alberta and Montana snow without buckling.
14 GA Frame4:12 PitchSnow-Rated 65 PSFGalvalume Roof
Commercial real estate developers run the 100×110 as an integrated dealership: 60 ft of glass storefront on one gable for the showroom, 50 ft of service bays with eight 12×12 roll-ups along the side wall. Wainscoted curb appeal meets industrial-grade service capacity under one roof.
Recreation developers fit four regulation pickleball courts (30×60 each) plus a 10-ft viewing aisle and pro-shop corner inside the 100×110 clear span. The 20-ft ceiling clears overhead lobs; insulated metal panels keep court temps stable. Two walk-ins and an ADA bathroom rough-in are pre-framed.
Cold storage operators line the 11,000 sq ft envelope with 4-inch insulated metal panels and seal the slab edge for refrigerated set-points down to 35°F. Two insulated dock doors plus a vapor-tight personnel door cut energy loss. Engineered for rooftop condenser racks and a roof-top mechanical penthouse.
IMP EnvelopeInsulated DoorsIECC Compliant12 GA Frame
Owners hangar a Beechcraft King Air or two Cirrus SR22s with shop space behind, using a 60-ft hydraulic one-piece door at the gable. The 100-ft clear span clears a 53-ft wingspan plus tail clearance. Vertical roof and engineered framing meet FAA and county wind-zone requirements.
Event operators convert the 100×110 into a 400-seat venue with catering kitchen, bridal suite, and a 30×40 dance floor. Decorative gables, two-tone wainscoting, and Barn Red trim deliver the rustic look; insulated walls and a permitted HVAC system keep it bookable year-round across all 48 states.
WainscotingR-19 InsulationDecorative GablesYear-Round Use
Industrial buyers spec the 100×110 commercial workshop with a 14×14 oversize roll-up at each gable for steel-stock loading and finished-job loading. Reinforced concrete pad handles plasma tables and ironworkers; framed openings accept exhaust hoods and a 200-amp sub-panel feed per NEC.
Equestrian operators pair a 100-ft-wide riding surface with a 20-ft stall row down one long wall — eight 12×12 stalls, tack room, and wash bay. The clear span lets a horse work a full lunge circle. Sliding barn doors at each gable plus skylights deliver natural ventilation without power loads.
Sliding Barn DoorsSkylightsClear-Span Arena14 GA Frame
Commercial real estate investors divide the 11,000 sq ft envelope into 80-100 climate-controlled units with a center drive-thru aisle and roll-up access on both sides. Insulated metal panels meet IECC; LED motion lighting and keypad access points cut operating cost per unit.
Congregations and developers build a 600-seat sanctuary, lobby, classrooms, and a commercial kitchen inside one 100×110 envelope. Stamped engineered drawings clear IBC occupancy review; sprinkler-ready framing and pre-cut openings for HVAC and a steeple cupola finish the package.
Don’t see your exact use case? Our advisors will help configure your 100×110 for any application. Request a free quote.
Included Free
What’s Included in a 100×110 Metal Building Kit?
Every 100×110 steel building kit Steel and Stud ships includes the structural package, the fasteners, the trim, and the engineering paperwork your county permit office is going to ask for. Here’s the line-by-line of what lands on your jobsite when the truck pulls up.
Free With Every 100×110 Order
Standard configuration items at no extra cost.
Galvanized Tubular FrameG90 hot-dipped galvanized steel tubing in 14-gauge standard or 12-gauge upgrade, pre-cut and pre-punched to engineered drawings — no field welding required for an 11,000 sq ft envelope.
Roof & Wall Sheet Metal29-gauge sheet metal panels standard with 26-gauge upgrade; panels arrive pre-cut to length for the 100-ft and 110-ft runs with matching ridge caps and gable trim.
Engineered Ridge Caps & TrimColor-matched ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, and rake trim ship with the kit so the building closes out weather-tight without a separate trim order.
Roll-Up Garage DoorsStandard package includes one 10×10 roll-up door; most 100×110 commercial buyers add 2-4 additional roll-ups (12×12 or 14×14) during the 3D configuration step.
Walk-In Personnel DoorOne 36-inch insulated walk-in door with weatherstripping, lockset, and full frame is included — meets IBC egress for an 11,000 sq ft occupancy when paired with a second egress.
Stamped Engineered DrawingsCertified builds include stamped engineered drawings, foundation reaction loads, and wind/snow load calculations per ASCE 7-22 for submission to your state code and county permit office.
Anchor Hardware PackageConcrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, or auger ground anchors are matched to your installation surface and included — anchor count is engineered for the 100×110 wind reaction.
Color-Coded FastenersSelf-drilling Tek screws with neoprene washers, color-matched to your roof and wall panels — count is calculated for the full 100×110 panel layout, not estimated.
Free Delivery to 48 StatesFree delivery on every 100×110 steel building order to all 48 continental US states; freight is scheduled around your install window so steel doesn’t sit in the weather.
Free Professional InstallationFree professional installation on tubular-frame buildings is included — our crew sets the anchors, stands the frame, and skins the panels on your prepared pad.
20-Year Rust-Through WarrantyTwenty-year rust-through warranty on the galvanized frame and the panels, plus a 1-year workmanship warranty on the install — paperwork is delivered at handoff.
AISI / MBMA Compliance DocumentationCompliance with the AISI S100 cold-formed steel design specification and MBMA practices is documented in the engineered package, which clears most institutional and commercial reviews.
+ Popular 100×110 Building Upgrades
Common add-ons buyers select on this footprint.
12-Gauge Frame UpgradeStep up from 14-gauge to 12-gauge tubular framing — 33% thicker steel, longer warranty terms, and the standard pick for 100×110 industrial buildings carrying heavier roof loads or crane rails.
26-Gauge Panel UpgradeHeavier 26-gauge sheet metal panels resist hail, coastal salt corrosion, and hold paint life longer — common upgrade for hurricane zones and high-UV regions like AZ, NM, and TX.
Insulation Package (R-13 / R-19)Add double-bubble radiant barrier, R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, or 4-inch insulated metal panels for IECC-compliant conditioned space — priced per square foot of envelope.
Hydraulic & Rapid-Roll DoorsCommercial hydraulic one-piece doors (up to 60 ft wide for hangars) and high-speed rapid-roll doors for distribution centers — engineered into the gable framing during the order step.
Mezzanine Floor SystemEngineered mezzanine adds 2,000-4,000 sq ft of upper-level storage, office, or VRC pick floor — load-rated for 125 PSF live load with stair, rail, and code-compliant egress.
Lean-To AdditionsAttach a 1-, 2-, or 3-side lean-to off the 110-ft wall for tractor sheds, equipment overhangs, or a covered loading bay — extends usable footprint without re-engineering the main building.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)Lower 3-4 ft contrasting band on the wall panels — popular for dealerships, event venues, and HOA-sensitive commercial sites where curb appeal matters.
Skylights & Storefront WindowsRoof skylights cut daytime lighting load by 40-60%; storefront window walls turn a gable end into a showroom or office front with full glazing and insulated glass units.
Wind & Snow Certification UpgradesUpgrade to 170+ MPH hurricane-zone certification for coastal builds or 65+ PSF snow rating for Tornado Alley and the Snow Belt — stamped per ASCE 7-22 and county code.
Interior Partitions & Office Build-OutSteel-stud partitions, insulated metal panel walls, restroom rough-ins, and office build-outs to subdivide the 11,000 sq ft into bays, offices, and tenant spaces.
Solar-Ready Roof ReinforcementEngineered roof framing upgrade to carry a rooftop solar array, satellite dishes, or HVAC condenser racks — 11,000 sq ft of roof plate hosts roughly 200-300 kW of PV.
Build & Configure
Customize & Build Your 100×110 Metal Building Online
Spec your 100×110 in sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before you commit a dollar — every feature below is a real lever in the builder, and the saved spec submits straight to a 24-hour stamped quote.
Leg Height (8′ to 20′)
Most 100×110 commercial buyers spec 16-20 ft eaves to clear pallet racking, dock levelers, or a King Air tail. Agricultural buyers run 14-16 ft for combine clearance plus rooftop snow.
3 Roof Styles
Vertical Roof is the only roof style we recommend at 100-ft span — water and snow run off the 110-ft length. Boxed Eave and Regular Roof are available for storage-only.
Roof Pitch & Slope
Standard 3:12 pitch ships free; upgrade to 4:12 or 5:12 for heavy-snow regions (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME) where 65 PSF snow load and faster runoff matter for a long.
Frame Gauge (14 or 12)
14-gauge galvanized tubing is the standard frame; 12-gauge is a 33% thicker upgrade that most 100×110 industrial and crane-bay buyers pick for the longer warranty and heavier roof loads.
Sheet Metal Gauge (29 or 26)
29-gauge panels are standard; step up to 26-gauge for hail-prone Tornado Alley, coastal hurricane zones, and any conditioned-space build where paint life and dent resistance pay back fast.
Certification & Engineering
Stamped engineered drawings, foundation reaction plans, and ASCE 7-22 wind/snow calculations come standard on certified 100×110 orders — required by most county permit offices over 10,000 sq ft.
Roll-Up Garage Doors
Common roll-up sizes on a 100×110 are 10×10, 12×12, and 14×14; commercial buyers typically order 2-6 across the 110-ft side wall plus an oversize 14×14 at one or both gables.
Walk-In Doors
36-inch insulated personnel doors with full frames, weatherstripping, and commercial locksets — IBC requires at least two egress points on an 11,000 sq ft occupancy, so plan for two minimum.
Hydraulic & Rapid Doors
Hydraulic one-piece doors up to 60 ft wide handle hangar gables; high-speed rapid-roll doors cut HVAC loss in cold storage and distribution use. Both integrate with smart access and Knox.
Windows & Skylights
Standard 30×30 single-hung windows, custom storefront sizes for showrooms and offices, and roof skylights that cut daytime lighting load by 40-60% across 11,000 sq ft of floor plate.
Framed Openings
Pre-frame openings now for future HVAC penetrations, dust-collection runs, future expansion doors, or a mezzanine stair — much cheaper than field-cutting through 26-gauge panel later.
Garage Door Openers & Windows
Chain, belt, and Wi-Fi-enabled commercial openers; window kits add daylight to roll-up doors; pair with motion lighting at every dock and personnel door for OSHA-friendly nighttime ops.
17 Standard Color Options
Pick from Barn Red, Beige, Black, Brown, Burgundy, Burnished Slate, Clay, Galvalume, Green, Patriot Red, Pewter Gray, Quaker Gray, Rawhide Tan, Royal Blue, Sandstone, Slate Blue, and White — all.
Mix-and-Match Roof, Walls, Trim
Run different colors on roof, walls, and trim. White walls with Barn Red roof reads as ag-traditional; Pewter Gray with Black trim reads as commercial-modern for dealerships and event venues.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)
A 3-4 ft contrasting wainscot band along the lower wall is the easiest curb-appeal upgrade on a 100×110 — popular on dealerships, churches, event barns, and HOA-reviewed commercial sites.
Galvalume (Bare Metal Finish)
Hot-dipped aluminum-zinc Galvalume gives you a bare-metal industrial look at lower cost, with corrosion resistance that suits agricultural-industrial operators and rural distribution sites.
Painted Trim & Flashings
Ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, and rake trim all ship color-matched, with color-coded fasteners — the building closes out as one system, not a patchwork.
Custom Color Match
Match an existing campus building, satisfy an HOA palette, or pull a brand color into the build — custom paint is a per-square-foot upcharge with sample chips sent before production.
Insulation Options
Double-bubble radiant for ag, R-13 vapor barrier for workshops, R-19 batt for conditioned offices, and 4-inch insulated metal panels for cold storage or year-round event use — picked by climate.
Lean-To Additions
Attach a 1-, 2-, or 3-side lean-to off the 110-ft wall to extend usable area without re-engineering the main 100×110 — common for tractor sheds, covered docks, and equipment overhangs.
Mezzanines & Lofts
Engineered mezzanine adds 2,000-4,000 sq ft of upper-level office, parts storage, or VRC pick floor inside the 11,000 sq ft envelope — load-rated to 125 PSF with code-compliant stair and.
Interior Partitions
Subdivide the clear span into pallet bays, offices, restrooms, tenant suites, or 80+ self-storage units using steel-stud framing or insulated metal panels — all engineered into the original drawings.
Trim, Anchors, Gables
Decorative gable accents, contrasting trim packages, and decorative cupolas turn an industrial 100×110 into something a community center or wedding venue can market — without touching the structure.
Flooring Prep
At 11,000 sq ft you’ll spec an engineered concrete pad — typically 5-6 inches with rebar mat, vapor barrier, and reinforced thickenings under columns. We provide the foundation reaction loads.
Wind & Snow Certification
Standard 115 MPH / 35 PSF; upgrade to 170+ MPH for coastal hurricane zones (FL, TX, NC, SC, LA Gulf) or 65+ PSF for Snow Belt regions — both stamped.
Permit-Ready Drawings
Stamped engineered drawings cover IBC, IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC compliance — required by the International Code Council (ICC) and most county permit offices for any structure over 10,000.
Door Locks & Access Control
Slide bolts, deadbolts, keypad entry, smart locks, Wi-Fi door openers, and Knox box mounting for fire department access — common on commercial 100×110 builds carrying inventory or equipment.
Fire Safety & Alarms
Smoke and heat detectors, ABC fire extinguishers, lit exit signage, and sprinkler-ready framing — IBC typically triggers sprinklers above 12,000 sq ft, but the 100×110 is engineered to accept a.
Anchoring System
Engineered anchor package — concrete wedge, asphalt, mobile-home, or auger ground anchors — sized for the 100×110 wind reaction and matched to your installation surface; included with every kit.
Solar & Roof-Top Loads
Engineer the roof now to carry a 200-300 kW solar array, satellite dishes, or rooftop HVAC condenser racks — much cheaper than retrofitting reinforcement under a finished 11,000 sq ft.
Permits & Codes
100x110 Metal Building Codes, Permits & Engineering
Eleven thousand square feet crosses the threshold where most US jurisdictions trigger commercial review, stamped drawings, and a county-level building permit. Steel and Stud builds the engineered package to clear those reviews, but the final permit is pulled in your jurisdiction.
IBC/IRC
Minimum construction standards for building codes
NEC
Electrical safety to reduce fire and shock risk
IFGC
Safe operation of fuel gas appliances and equipment
IECC
Energy efficiency and conservation requirements
IMC
HVAC, ventilation, and exhaust system standards
We also adhere to plumbing codes, energy conservation standards, and any state or local requirements. Our team handles code compliance so you have total peace of mind.
Owner Maintenance
How to Maintain a 100x110 Metal Building
An 11,000 sq ft steel envelope is low-maintenance, but it's not no-maintenance — a half-day inspection twice a year keeps the 20-year warranty intact and the building tight against weather.
1
Walk the roof and side walls
Walk the roof and side walls every spring and fall, checking for loose or backed-out fasteners across the 100-ft and 110-ft panel runs.
2
Wash exterior panels annually with a
Wash exterior panels annually with a mild detergent to protect the powder-coat finish and preserve the 20-year fade warranty.
3
Clear gutters, downspouts, and ridge vents
Clear gutters, downspouts, and ridge vents before winter so snowmelt sheds off the long 110-ft ridge instead of pooling at the eaves.
4
After heavy snow events in NY,
After heavy snow events in NY, CO, MI, MN, or ME, rake snow off the lower roof slope to keep loads under the engineered PSF rating.
5
Inspect concrete wedge anchors and base
Inspect concrete wedge anchors and base plates each year for corrosion, especially in coastal zones where salt accelerates the cycle.
6
Touch up any panel scratches or
Touch up any panel scratches or scuffs with color-matched paint within 60 days to keep the rust-through warranty enforceable.
Versatile Applications
What Can You Do with 11000 Square Feet?
Eleven thousand square feet is a lot of floor plate to picture in the abstract — here's what actually fits inside a 100x110 once the steel is up and the slab is poured.
A 12-truck dock line along
A 12-truck dock line along the 110-ft wall plus 30 pallet-rack rows, 4 deep, with a center drive aisle.
Four regulation pickleball courts (30x60
Four regulation pickleball courts (30x60 each) plus a 10-ft viewing aisle and a pro-shop corner.
A Beechcraft King Air with
A Beechcraft King Air with 50-ft wingspan plus a 30x40 maintenance bay and parts mezzanine.
Eight 12x12 horse stalls along
Eight 12x12 horse stalls along one long wall, a tack room, and a full 80x100 riding surface.
A 600-seat church sanctuary, lobby,
A 600-seat church sanctuary, lobby, four classrooms, and a commercial kitchen under one roof.
Eighty to one hundred climate-controlled
Eighty to one hundred climate-controlled self-storage units with a 12-ft drive-thru aisle.
A manufacturing floor with CNC,
A manufacturing floor with CNC, press, and weld cells under a 5-ton bridge crane plus a 30-ft QC bay.
A dealership showroom with 60
A dealership showroom with 60 ft of glass storefront plus 8 service bays and a parts counter.
Order Now
3 Ways to Order Your 100x110 Metal Building
Customize your 100x110 steel building in our free 3D builder, request a free custom quote, or talk directly with a building expert. Reservation deposit typically 10% to 30% based on your state and manufacturer.
Request Free 100x110 Quote
Free custom design, reply within 24 hours
Best for buyers who already know the use case and want pricing fast. Submit your dimensions, location, and rough configuration and a Steel and Stud building expert returns a 24-hour stamped quote with engineering, freight, and install cost itemized — no deposit required to receive it.
Free quote. Flexible 10-30% deposit reserves your build slot after approval.
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Build Your 100x110 in 3D
Design your 100x110 yourself in our free 3D builder
Best for buyers who want to see the building before they commit. sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) lets you place doors, set eave height, swap roof styles, and pick from 17 colors — then save your spec and submit it for a 24-hour stamped quote from a real engineer.
Free tool. Flexible deposit reserves your build after the quote returns.
Talk to a 100x110 Building Expert
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Best for developers and operators who'd rather talk through a use case than fill out a form. A Steel and Stud building expert walks you through eave height, gauge, certification, and door layout for your specific site — and quotes financing or rent-to-own options on the same call.
Spec your 100x110 in sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before you submit a quote — it's free, no signup, and the saved spec lands straight on an engineer's desk.
Pick Your Size
Start with the 100x110 footprint and dial in eave height anywhere from 8 ft to 20 ft based on your equipment and roof loads.
Choose Roof Style
Vertical Roof is the recommended choice at 100-ft span; Boxed Eave and Regular Roof remain options for ag use in dry zones.
Add Doors, Windows, Colors
Place every roll-up, walk-in, hydraulic, window, and skylight on the model, then pick from 17 colors with mix-and-match trim.
Get Your Quote
Save your spec and submit it — a stamped 24-hour quote with engineering, freight, and install lands in your inbox.
Ready to design your custom 100x110 metal building in 3D?
Tip: Open sensei3d in a new tab so you can keep this page open for spec and certification reference. No deposit until you approve the final spec.
100x110 Cost
How Much Does a 100x110 Metal Building Cost?
A 100x110 metal building kit costs $201,350 to $256,250 fully installed, depending on roof style, gauge, certification, and door package. That works out to roughly $18-$23 per square foot delivered and erected — well under stick-built construction at the same scale, which typically runs $40-$80 per sq ft.
Your Location
Freight to remote western counties, coastal hurricane certification, and Snow Belt PSF upgrades all push the quote up. Dense Midwest and Southeast deliveries land closer to the floor of $201,350.
Steel Gauge
14-gauge framing keeps the quote near the floor; 12-gauge upgrade adds roughly 8-12% but extends the warranty and is the standard pick for industrial and crane-bay 100x110 builds.
Roof & Layout
Vertical Roof costs more than Regular Roof or Boxed Eave but is the only style we recommend at 100-ft span. Steeper 4:12 or 5:12 pitches add steel and labor but earn back in snow regions.
Certification
Stamped engineered drawings, ASCE 7-22 calcs, and county-specific permit packages typically add $4,000-$9,000 — required on virtually every 11,000 sq ft commercial build.
Doors & Access
A 60-ft hydraulic hangar door, six 14x14 commercial roll-ups, or a storefront window wall each move the quote meaningfully. The 3D builder shows the dollar weight of each before you commit.
Site Conditions
Concrete pad cost, site grading, anchor type, and final-mile freight to remote sites all sit outside the kit but are itemized in the quote so there are no surprises at install.
100x110 Metal Building Complete Price Range
$201,350to$256,250
Commercial Building, 11,000 sqft @ ~$20.8/sqft, ±12% range for options. Excludes sales tax, shipping, site prep, concrete slab, permits, and install add-ons.
Free delivery on every 100x110 order to all 48 continental US states, with our crew on the pad to stand the steel.
Place Your Order
Lock in your spec with a 10-30% reservation deposit after the 24-hour quote.
Step 1
Production
Steel is cut, punched, galvanized, and panel-prepped over a 4-6 week production window.
Step 2
Prepare the Site
You pour the engineered concrete pad to our reaction loads while the kit is in production.
Step 3
Installation
Our crew arrives with the kit, sets the anchors, stands the frame, and skins the panels.
Step 4
Buyer Reviews
100x110 Metal Building Reviews from Verified Buyers
Real feedback from verified 100x110 owners.
★★★★★
We needed a 12-dock distribution center stood up before our Q4 contract started. Steel and Stud quoted in under 24 hours, hit the 6-week production window, and the install crew skinned 11,000 sq ft in nine days. Wind certification cleared county the first try.
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Marcus T.
Lubbock, TX • 100x110 distribution center, 18' eave
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★★★★★
We stack square bales six high and run a New Holland through the gable doors, so we needed real snow-load engineering. The 12-gauge frame and 4:12 pitch on our 100 by 110 metal building shed last winter's storms with zero deflection. Worth every dollar.
I hangar a King Air, so wind certification was non-negotiable. Steel and Stud's engineering package cleared the FAA review and the county hurricane zone in one pass. The 60-ft hydraulic door operates smooth and the 100-ft clear span gave me wingtip room I didn't expect.
Before you lock in a 100x100 or jump to a 100x120, the 100x110 footprint hits a practical sweet spot for buyers who need real distribution flow, multi-bay manufacturing, or a four-court recreation facility under one clear span. Compared to a 100x100, the 100x110 adds 1,000 sq ft of clear-span — typically enough for a full extra pallet-rack row or a.
100x110 Metal Building FAQ: Cost, Permits, Sizes & Install
Quick answers to the most-asked 100x110 buyer questions.
A 100x110 metal building costs $201,350 to $256,250 fully installed, depending on roof style, gauge, certification, and door package. That's roughly $18-$23 per square foot — well below the $40-$80 per sq ft typical of stick-built construction at the same scale. The 24-hour quote itemizes every line so you see exactly where the dollars land.
Price per square foot on a 100x110 steel building runs $18-$23 fully installed. Lighter ag configurations with 14-gauge framing and Galvalume panels land near the floor; certified industrial builds with 12-gauge framing, hurricane wind ratings, and multiple commercial doors land at the top of the range.
The 100x110 footprint runs as a regional distribution center, manufacturing facility with crane bay, aircraft hangar, indoor pickleball complex, hay and equipment barn, auto dealership, cold storage, fabrication shop, riding arena, self-storage facility, event venue, or church. The 100-ft clear span and 11,000 sq ft floor plate cover virtually any large commercial, industrial, agricultural, or recreation use.
Production runs 4-6 weeks from order, and on-site installation of the 11,000 sq ft envelope typically takes 7-12 days with our crew on a prepared pad. Engineered/certified builds with stamped drawings can extend the production window to 6-10 weeks. Total quote-to-occupancy on most 100x110 projects is 8-14 weeks.
Leg heights are configurable from 8 ft to 20 ft. Most 100x110 commercial buyers spec 16-20 ft to clear pallet racking, dock levelers, mezzanines, or aircraft tails. Agricultural buyers typically run 14-16 ft for combine and tractor clearance. The 3D builder lets you swap heights and see clearance in real time before submitting for a quote.
Yes — at 11,000 sq ft, a 100x110 metal building requires an engineered concrete pad, typically 5-6 inches with a rebar mat, vapor barrier, and reinforced thickenings under columns. Steel and Stud provides foundation reaction loads as part of the engineered drawings so your concrete contractor pours to spec. Site must be level within 3 inches across the full footprint.
Yes. Insulation options for an 11,000 sq ft envelope include double-bubble radiant barrier, R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, and 4-inch insulated metal panels (IMPs) for cold storage or year-round conditioned space. IMPs are the IECC-compliant pick for any conditioned commercial use.
Yes, significantly. A 100x110 steel building kit installs at $18-$23 per sq ft, while stick-built or tilt-up commercial construction at the same scale typically runs $40-$80 per sq ft. Lead time is also 4-6 weeks for the kit versus 4-9 months for stick-built — both cost and schedule favor the pre-engineered metal building.
The kit includes the galvanized tubular frame, 29- or 26-gauge sheet metal panels, all trim and ridge caps, color-coded fasteners, anchor hardware, one 10x10 roll-up door, one walk-in door, stamped engineered drawings, free delivery, and free professional installation. Foundation, permits, additional doors, and insulation are typical extras.
Free professional installation is included on every tubular-frame 100x110 order — there's no separate install line on the quote. What sits outside the install is the concrete pad, county permits, and any electrical, plumbing, or HVAC trades you bring in for the build-out.
Every 100x110 is custom-engineered to your county code, not a one-size kit. You spec leg height, roof style, frame gauge, panel gauge, every door and window, 17 color options with mix-and-match trim, insulation, mezzanine, lean-to additions, and certification level in sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before submitting for a 24-hour quote.
Most US jurisdictions require a commercial building permit for any structure over 10,000 sq ft, plus stamped engineered drawings, IBC occupancy review, and electrical/mechanical/energy review per NEC, IMC, and IECC. Steel and Stud delivers the engineered package; the permit itself is pulled at your county permit office.
Standard configuration handles 100-140 MPH wind and 30-65 PSF snow. Hurricane-rated certification up to 170+ MPH is available for coastal zones (FL, TX, NC, SC, LA Gulf), and snow ratings above 65 PSF are available for the Snow Belt (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME). All ratings stamped per ASCE 7-22.
Yes — Steel and Stud offers traditional financing through partner lenders for qualified commercial buyers (36-84 month terms, competitive rates) and rent-to-own with no credit check for buyers who'd rather skip the lender. Both options are quoted alongside the cash price so you can compare monthly payment against deposit-and-build.
Three paths: submit a free quote request and get a 24-hour stamped quote, design your 100x110 in sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and submit the saved spec, or call 1-877-275-7048 to talk through your use case with a Steel and Stud building expert. A 10-30% reservation deposit holds your build slot once the quote is approved.
Every 100x110 carries a 20-year rust-through warranty on the galvanized frame and panels, plus a 1-year workmanship warranty on installation. Paint carries a 20-year fade warranty. Documentation is delivered at handoff and remains valid as long as routine maintenance is performed.
You can, but it's far cheaper to engineer them in now. A mezzanine adds 2,000-4,000 sq ft of upper-level office or storage; a 1-, 2-, or 3-side lean-to extends the footprint without re-engineering the main 100x110. Pre-frame the openings during the original order to skip field-cutting later.
It depends on your operation. A 100x110 adds 1,000 sq ft of clear span over a 100x100 — typically enough for one extra pallet-rack row or viewing aisle. Versus a 100x120, you save roughly 9% on materials and freight. The 100x110 is the practical sweet spot for buyers whose layout doesn't quite fit a 100x100 but doesn't need a full 100x120.
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100×90 Metal Building Kits and Commercial Steel Buildings
Buy 100×90 steel building kit from $164,750. 9000 sq ft warehouse, workshop, hangar or fabrication shop. Free delivery, 20-yr warranty & 24-hr quote.
100×90 ft
Footprint
9,000 sq ft
Floor Space
8′-20′ configurable
Leg Height
3 styles
Roof Options
12 or 14 GA
Frame Gauge
4-6 weeks
Lead Time
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100×90 Metal Building Specs, Dimensions & Custom Options
Below is the engineering envelope for a 100×90 steel building — the dimensions, gauges, and load ratings you’ll lock in inside sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before we issue your 24-hour stamped quote.
Building Footprint
100′ Wide × 90′ Long Leg heights configurable from 8 ft to 20 ft to suit forklift turnaround, semi-truck dock height, or aircraft tail clearance.
Total Square Footage
9,000 square feet of usable interior space — column-free at the 100-foot width when specified as a single-span rigid frame.
Building Configurations
Single clear-span or multi-span framing supports warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and commercial workshops; lean-tos and mezzanines extend usable square footage beyond the base footprint.
Enclosure Options
Open-sided pole-style cover, partially enclosed (one to three walls), fully enclosed (4 walls), or custom side configurations with framed dock openings on the long elevation.
Roof Style Options
Regular Roof (rounded corners, horizontal panels), A-Frame Horizontal / Boxed Eave, or Vertical Roof — Vertical is recommended at this size for snow shedding and rain runoff.
Roof Pitch Options
Standard 3:12 pitch, with 4:12 and 5:12 pitch upgrades available for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME.
Frame Gauge Options
14-gauge galvanized steel tubing standard with G90 hot-dipped zinc coating; 12-gauge upgrade available — roughly 33% thicker and required for many commercial certifications.
Roof & Wall Panels
29-gauge sheet metal panels standard; 26-gauge upgrade available for hail and coastal exposure, with horizontal or vertical panel orientation.
Color Options
17 standard colors for roof, walls, and trim — every panel powder-coated for 20-year fade and chalk resistance.
Door Options
Roll-up garage doors (8×8, 9×8, 10×8, 12×12, 14×14), 36-inch walk-in personnel doors with weatherstripping, sliding barn doors, and commercial hydraulic one-piece doors.
Window Options
Single-hung 30×30 standard with screens, custom storefront glazing, skylights, and security bars optional.
Insulation Options
R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, double-bubble radiant barriers, and closed-cell spray foam — sized to IECC zone for the install state.
Anchoring Options
Concrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile-home anchors, or auger ground rebar — selected based on installation surface and soil bearing.
Installation Surface
Concrete – Asphalt – Ground – Gravel; for a 9,000 sq ft footprint a 4–6 inch engineered slab is the most common spec and the site must be level within 3 inches.
Certification & Permits
Stamped engineered drawings and county-specific wind/snow load calculations provided where required; 100×90 typically triggers commercial permit review.
Snow Load Rating
30–65 PSF depending on configuration; certified engineering available for higher zones and ASCE 7-22 ground snow values up to 90 PSF on request.
Wind Load Rating
100–140 MPH depending on configuration; hurricane-rated certifications available for coastal zones in FL, TX, NC, SC, and the LA Gulf.
Lead Time
4–6 weeks from order confirmation to install in most regions; 6–10 weeks for engineered/certified commercial builds requiring stamped drawings.
Delivery
Free delivery to all 48 continental US states; final-mile coordination handled for remote sites and gated commercial yards.
Warranty
20-year rust-through warranty on panels and frame; 1-year workmanship warranty on installation crews.
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Year
Frame Warranty Limited + Product Pledge
20
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Sheet Metal Warranty Paint Finish
90
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14-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
90
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12-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
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12 Popular 100×90 Metal Building Uses (9000 Sq Ft Layouts)
Most buyers searching 100×90 are choosing between a warehouse, a commercial shop, and an agricultural facility. The 9,000 sq ft footprint sits at the threshold where commercial-grade engineering kicks in, which means each use case below carries slightly different gauge, door, and certification requirements you’ll spec in the 3D builder.
Commercial100′ × 90′ × 16′ to 20′
100×90 Distribution Center
Logistics operators use a 100×90 steel building as a regional distribution center with two dock-high roll-ups on the 90-foot wall and one drive-in on the gable. The 100-foot clear span lets you run cross-aisle pallet racking five rows deep with a 12-foot drive lane, and 20-foot legs clear standard reach trucks.
12 GA FrameVertical RoofDock-High DoorsFree Delivery
Industrial buyers spec the 100×90 warehouse kit for bulk storage of palletized inventory, drum storage, or staged finished goods. At 9,000 sq ft you fit roughly 1,400 standard pallet positions on selective racking with room for a small office build-out. Insulated panels keep humidity-sensitive stock stable year-round.
R-19 Insulation26 GA Panels1,400 Pallet PositionsFree Install
Manufacturers configure a 100×90 PEMB as a light fabrication or assembly plant with overhead crane provisions and reinforced anchor points. The clear-span at 100 feet is what makes this size work — no interior columns to dodge with material flow. Add a mezzanine for QC, breakroom, and tool crib.
12 GA FrameCrane-ReadyIBC CertifiedStamped Drawings
Commercial real estate developers build a 100×90 commercial workshop as a multi-tenant flex space, typically divided into three or four bays with separate walk-ins. Each bay gets a 12×12 roll-up, a 30×30 storefront window, and metered utilities. Wainscoting upgrades the curb appeal for retail-adjacent sites.
Private operators use a 100×90 prefab building as a hangar for a King Air 350 or twin-engine turboprop with room to spare for tooling and a small lounge. The 100-foot opening on the gable end accommodates a hydraulic bi-fold door, and 20-foot legs clear most light jet tail heights.
Vertical RoofBi-Fold Door Ready20′ EaveHurricane-Rated
Agricultural-industrial operators run a 100×90 as a hay barn, equipment shed, or cattle handling facility. At 9,000 sq ft you store roughly 800 large round bales stacked three high or park a combine, two tractors, and a sprayer with maintenance access. Open-side or partially enclosed configurations dominate this use.
14 GA FrameOpen-Side Option800 Bale CapacityGalvalume
Cold storage operators insulate a 100×90 PEMB with closed-cell spray foam and insulated metal panels for refrigerated produce, dairy, or pharma staging. The 9,000 sq ft layout supports two temperature zones split by an interior partition, with vapor-sealed framed openings sized for thermal roll-ups.
Equestrian buyers pick the 100×90 riding arena for a covered ring just under regulation dressage size with a 60×90 working surface plus tack, wash, and viewing space along the long wall. Open gables encourage airflow, and skylights cut daytime lighting costs.
Welders and fabricators run the 100×90 industrial steel building as a heavy fab shop with two pull-through bays for trailer-length work. Reinforced roof framing supports a 5-ton bridge crane, and 18-foot eaves clear most rolled stock racks. Concrete slab spec runs 6 inches with rebar at this load class.
12 GA FrameCrane-ReadyPull-Through Bays20-Yr Warranty
Commercial real estate investors build a 100×90 metal building as a single-story self-storage with roughly 60–75 mixed-size units accessed by interior corridors. Lower 12-foot legs keep cubage costs down, and steel-stud partitions divide the interior bays without reframing the shell.
Fleet operators spec a 100×90 with three 14×14 roll-ups on the long wall for pull-through service of Class 8 tractors. The 100-foot depth fits a tractor-trailer fully inside with the door closed, and 20-foot legs accommodate lifts and exhaust extraction systems.
14×14 Roll-UpsPull-ThroughClass 8 Clearance12 GA Frame
Recreational developers convert a 100×90 prefab steel building into a batting cage facility, indoor soccer half-pitch, or pickleball center with four courts. Insulated panels stabilize temperature, and skylights with LED high-bays handle daylight scheduling without window glare.
Don’t see your exact use case? Our advisors will help configure your 100×90 for any application. Request a free quote.
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What’s Included in a 100×90 Metal Building Kit?
Every 100×90 building kit ships with the structural and finish components below as standard. Upgrades in the next list are the levers buyers most commonly pull when configuring a commercial-grade build.
Free With Every 100×90 Order
Standard configuration items at no extra cost.
Galvanized Tubular Frame14-gauge galvanized steel tubing with G90 hot-dipped zinc coating forms the primary frame — the same A500/A513 high-strength tubing used across the Steel and Stud commercial line.
29-Gauge Roof and Wall PanelsPowder-coated 29-gauge sheet metal panels for roof, walls, and trim are standard, sized in factory-cut lengths for the 100-foot width and 90-foot run.
Engineered Ridge Caps and TrimColor-matched ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, and rake trim ship pre-cut to the 100×90 envelope so the install crew installs without field fabrication.
Concrete Wedge AnchorsConcrete wedge anchors are included for slab installs; asphalt, mobile-home, or ground rebar anchors substitute at no charge based on your installation surface.
Engineered DrawingsStamped engineered drawings showing reactions, anchor patterns, and panel layout are included with every certified build — required by most county permit offices for a 9,000 sq ft commercial structure.
Standard Color SelectionChoose roof, walls, and trim from 17 standard colors including Barn Red, Pewter Gray, Burnished Slate, Galvalume, and White, all carrying a 20-year fade warranty.
Color-Coded FastenersSelf-drilling screws with EPDM washers ship color-matched to your wall and roof panels for a clean finished look that holds up to UV and thermal cycling.
Free Delivery to 48 StatesFree delivery is included to any address in the continental US, with final-mile routing coordinated for gated commercial yards and rural agricultural sites.
Free Professional InstallationFree professional installation by a Steel and Stud crew is included on tubular-frame buildings — no separate erection invoice on the standard 100×90 kit.
20-Year Rust-Through WarrantyThe 20-year rust-through warranty covers panels and frame against perforation from corrosion, transferable to subsequent commercial owners.
1-Year Workmanship WarrantyThe install crew’s labor is backed for one full year, covering anchor torque, panel alignment, and trim seal performance after handover.
Anchor Pattern and Foundation PlanA simple foundation plan with anchor bolt locations and bearing reactions is included so your concrete contractor can pour the slab to spec before the crew arrives.
+ Popular 100×90 Building Upgrades
Common add-ons buyers select on this footprint.
12-Gauge Frame UpgradeStep up to 12-gauge tubular framing — roughly 33% thicker steel — for heavier snow zones, hurricane certification, or commercial codes that mandate the heavier section.
26-Gauge Panel UpgradeUpgrade to 26-gauge sheet metal panels for hail-prone regions, coastal salt air, or extended paint life on a building you plan to hold long-term.
Vertical Roof UpgradeThe Vertical Roof option runs panels from ridge to eave for superior snow shedding and rain runoff — the recommended roof style on any 100×90 in a snow or rain zone.
Insulation PackagesAdd R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, double-bubble radiant, or closed-cell spray foam to meet IECC requirements for the install state and lower long-term utility costs.
WainscotingA two-tone wainscoting band on the lower 3 to 4 feet of the wall adds curb appeal for retail-adjacent commercial workshops and storefront-style buildings.
Lean-To AdditionsAdd a lean-to on one, two, or three sides for covered equipment storage, dock canopies, or outdoor work areas without expanding the primary footprint.
Mezzanine Floor SystemEngineered mezzanine framing adds a partial second level for offices, breakrooms, or QC labs — common on manufacturing facilities and fabrication shops at this size.
Hydraulic Bi-Fold DoorCommercial hydraulic one-piece doors up to 100 feet wide on the gable end open the full clear-span for hangars, fire stations, and heavy equipment shops.
Storefront Windows and SkylightsCustom-sized storefront glazing and roof skylights add daylighting for showrooms, riding arenas, and indoor sports facilities — a common pairing with LED high-bay lighting.
Wind and Snow Certification UpgradesStep-up certification packages cover up to 170+ MPH wind in coastal hurricane zones and 90 PSF snow per ASCE 7-22 in heavy-snow regions like CO and ME.
Solar-Ready Roof FramingReinforced purlin spacing and engineered point loads support a roof-mounted solar array, satellite dishes, or HVAC condensers without later retrofitting.
Build & Configure
Customize & Build Your 100×90 Metal Building Online
Every 100×90 metal building configures inside sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) — pick your gauge, roof, doors, and colors, save your spec, and submit for a 24-hour stamped quote from Steel and Stud.
Leg Height (8′ to 20′)
Most 100×90 commercial buyers pick 16-20 ft legs to clear forklifts, racking, and dock doors. Agricultural buyers usually land at 14-16 ft for combine and sprayer access.
3 Roof Styles
Regular Roof is rarely chosen at this size; A-Frame Boxed Eave fits dry climates; Vertical Roof is required spec for snow, rain, and any commercial certification on a 9,000 sq.
Roof Pitch & Slope
Standard 3:12 pitch handles most regions; upgrade to 4:12 or 5:12 in heavy-snow zones (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME) to drop ground snow accumulation and meet ASCE 7-22 calcs.
Frame Gauge (14 or 12)
14-gauge is standard and sufficient for many 100×90 applications; 12-gauge upgrade is required for most commercial certifications, hurricane zones, and crane-loaded fabrication shops.
Sheet Metal Gauge (29 or 26)
29-gauge panels are standard; 26-gauge upgrade pays back fast in hail-prone Midwest, coastal salt zones (FL, TX, NC), and any building you plan to hold past 15 years.
Certification & Engineering
Stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and ASCE 7-22 wind/snow calculations are issued per your county code — IBC, IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC compliance handled in-house.
Roll-Up Garage Doors
Common 100×90 commercial specs include 12×12 and 14×14 roll-ups on the long wall for drive-in or dock-high access; pair two or three for fleet pull-through.
Walk-In Doors
36-inch insulated personnel doors with full frames, weatherstripping, and commercial locksets — typically two to four placed at egress points to meet OSHA exit requirements.
Hydraulic & Rapid Doors
Hydraulic one-piece doors up to 100 ft span the full gable for hangars; high-speed rapid-roll doors cut conditioned-air loss in cold storage and distribution centers.
Windows & Skylights
Standard 30×30 single-hung windows, custom storefront glazing for retail-adjacent commercial workshops, and roof skylights for riding arenas and indoor sports facilities.
Framed Openings
Pre-frame openings for future dock doors, HVAC penetrations, or expansion bays so you skip cutting structural panels later — cheap insurance on a 9,000 sq ft commercial build.
Garage Door Openers & Windows
Chain, belt, or Wi-Fi smart openers with Knox-box integration; window kits in roll-up doors add daylight without compromising the thermal envelope on insulated buildings.
17 Standard Color Options
Pick from Barn Red, Beige, Black, Brown, Burgundy, Burnished Slate, Clay, Galvalume, Green, Patriot Red, Pewter Gray, Quaker Gray, Rawhide Tan, Royal Blue, Sandstone, Slate Blue, and White — all.
Mix-and-Match Roof, Walls, Trim
Spec different colors per surface; Pewter Gray walls with Burnished Slate roof and Black trim is the dominant commercial combo, while White walls with Barn Red roof reads agricultural.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)
A 3-4 ft contrasting band on the lower wall lifts curb appeal on multi-tenant commercial workshops and any 100×90 fronting a public road or retail strip.
Galvalume (Bare Metal Finish)
Galvalume’s hot-dipped aluminum-zinc coating is the budget-friendly default for agricultural-industrial and rural fabrication shops where paint life matters less than steel longevity.
Painted Trim & Flashings
Color-matched ridge caps, eave, corner, gable, and rake trim, plus color-coded screws — every visible fastener and seam line ships finished, not field-painted.
Custom Color Match
Match an existing campus building, comply with HOA palettes, or hit a corporate brand color with a custom paint match; samples ship before production starts on the 100×90 order.
Insulation Options
Single-bubble for unconditioned ag buildings; double-bubble or R-13 for shoulder-season comfort; R-19 batt or closed-cell spray foam for conditioned warehouses and IECC-compliant cold storage.
Lean-To Additions
Add a 12-20 ft lean-to on one to three sides of the 100×90 for covered equipment parking, dock canopies, or sheltered loading without engineering a full footprint expansion.
Mezzanines & Lofts
Engineered mezzanines add 1,000-2,500 sq ft of office, breakroom, QC, or tool-crib space — standard upgrade on manufacturing facilities and fabrication shops at 9,000 sq ft.
Interior Partitions
Steel-stud or insulated metal panel partitions divide the 100×90 into bays, offices, restrooms, or temperature zones — common in multi-tenant flex space and two-zone cold storage.
Trim, Anchors, Gables
Decorative gable accents, contrasting trim, and ornamental ridge details soften the industrial look for any 100×90 facing public-facing commercial real estate.
Flooring Prep
Engineered concrete pad spec runs 4-6 inches with rebar for a 9,000 sq ft commercial use — heavier for crane loads or pallet rack point loads; gravel base only suits.
Wind & Snow Certification
Standard 115 MPH / 35 PSF; upgrades reach 170+ MPH for FL, TX, NC, SC, and LA Gulf coastal hurricane zones and 65-90 PSF for heavy-snow regions like CO, MN.
Permit-Ready Drawings
Stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and ASCE 7-22 load calcs ship with every certified 100×90 — IBC, IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC referenced where applicable.
Door Locks & Access Control
Slide bolts, deadbolts, keypad entry, smart locks with Wi-Fi openers, and Knox-box integration meet OSHA workplace and local fire-marshal access requirements.
Fire Safety & Alarms
Smoke and heat detectors, ABC extinguishers, illuminated exit signage, and sprinkler-ready framing — most jurisdictions require sprinklers at 9,000 sq ft commercial use.
Anchoring System
Concrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile-home anchors, or auger ground rebar are included and selected based on your installation surface and soil bearing capacity.
Solar & Roof-Top Loads
Reinforced purlin spacing supports a 9,000 sq ft solar array, multiple HVAC condensers, satellite dishes, or roof-mounted equipment per engineered point-load schedule.
Permits & Codes
100x90 Metal Building Codes, Permits & Engineering
At 9,000 sq ft a 100x90 metal building almost always triggers commercial permit review, even when the use is agricultural — here's what to expect from most county permit offices.
IBC/IRC
Minimum construction standards for building codes
NEC
Electrical safety to reduce fire and shock risk
IFGC
Safe operation of fuel gas appliances and equipment
IECC
Energy efficiency and conservation requirements
IMC
HVAC, ventilation, and exhaust system standards
We also adhere to plumbing codes, energy conservation standards, and any state or local requirements. Our team handles code compliance so you have total peace of mind.
Owner Maintenance
How to Maintain a 100x90 Metal Building
A 100x90 commercial steel building is low-maintenance by design, but a quick semi-annual walkthrough protects the 20-year rust-through warranty and keeps the structure in resale shape.
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Walk the perimeter twice a year
Walk the perimeter twice a year and after major storms to check anchor torque, base trim seal, and any panel dents from forklift or trailer contact.
2
Re-torque exposed self-drilling screws every 3-5
Re-torque exposed self-drilling screws every 3-5 years; thermal cycling on a 9,000 sq ft envelope works fasteners loose faster than on a small shed.
3
Wash roof and wall panels annually
Wash roof and wall panels annually with a mild detergent to clear pollen, pollutant film, and coastal salt deposits that accelerate paint fade.
4
Clear snow drifts off Vertical Roof
Clear snow drifts off Vertical Roof valleys in heavy-snow regions if accumulation exceeds the certified PSF rating, and confirm gable vents are clear.
5
Touch up scratches with color-matched paint
Touch up scratches with color-matched paint within 30 days to prevent corrosion creep under the panel coating, especially around dock-door tracks.
6
Clean gutters, downspouts, and any framed
Clean gutters, downspouts, and any framed openings each fall to keep water moving away from the slab edge and out of the wall-base interface.
Versatile Applications
What Can You Do with 9000 Square Feet?
9,000 sq ft is hard to picture in the abstract — here's what actually fits inside a 100x90 metal building once it's built and the slab is poured.
Roughly 1,400 standard 48x40 pallet
Roughly 1,400 standard 48x40 pallet positions on selective racking with 12-foot drive aisles — a working regional distribution center footprint.
Eight Class 8 tractor-trailers parked
Eight Class 8 tractor-trailers parked indoors with the gable doors closed, plus a tool crib and parts room along one long wall.
About 800 large round hay
About 800 large round hay bales stacked three high, with room for a tractor and bale-handling skid steer at one end.
A King Air 350 or
A King Air 350 or twin-engine turboprop hangar with a 100-foot bi-fold door, plus tooling, a workbench, and a small pilot lounge.
Four regulation pickleball courts side-by-side
Four regulation pickleball courts side-by-side with 10-foot run-out, spectator seating, and a check-in counter near the entry.
A 60x90 working dressage ring
A 60x90 working dressage ring inside a 100x90 envelope with tack room, wash stall, and viewing gallery along the long wall.
Roughly 60-75 mixed self-storage units
Roughly 60-75 mixed self-storage units accessed by two interior corridors, with an office and surveillance closet near the front gable.
A two-zone cold storage layout
A two-zone cold storage layout split 60/40 by an insulated metal panel wall, each zone holding 400-600 pallets at 38°F and 0°F.
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3 Ways to Order Your 100x90 Metal Building
Customize your 100x90 steel building in our free 3D builder, request a free custom quote, or talk directly with a building expert. Reservation deposit typically 10% to 30% based on your state and manufacturer.
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Send your dimensions, use case, and ZIP and a Steel and Stud building specialist returns a stamped 24-hour quote on your 100x90 metal building cost — pricing reflects your county code, gauge, and door spec, not a generic kit average. Best path for buyers who already know roughly what they want.
Full 100x90 steel building kit prices itemized
County-specific wind and snow certification included
Free quote. Flexible deposit (typically 10-30%) reserves your build slot after approval.
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Design your 100x90 yourself in our free 3D builder
Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and spec your 100x90 prefab building delivered — leg height, roof style, gauge, doors, windows, colors, insulation. Save your build, then submit for a 24-hour stamped quote. Best path for developers and industrial buyers who want to see the building before they commit.
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Call a Steel and Stud commercial specialist for help sizing the 100x90 to your use case, county code, and budget. Best path for industrial buyers, logistics operators, and commercial real estate developers comparing this footprint against a 100x100 or running tight permit timelines.
Spec your 100x90 metal building inside sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) — four steps from blank slate to a saved build ready for a 24-hour stamped quote.
Pick Your Size
Start at 100x90 and dial leg height from 8 to 20 feet to match forklift, dock, or aircraft tail clearance.
Choose Roof Style
Pick Regular Roof, A-Frame Boxed Eave, or Vertical Roof — Vertical is the recommended commercial spec at 9,000 sq ft.
Add Doors, Windows, Colors
Drop in roll-ups, walk-ins, hydraulic doors, windows, skylights, and pick from 17 standard colors with optional wainscoting.
Get Your Quote
Save your spec and submit — a Steel and Stud specialist returns a stamped 24-hour custom quote with installed pricing.
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100x90 Cost
How Much Does a 100x90 Metal Building Cost?
Pricing for a 100x90 metal building runs $164,750 to $209,650 fully installed across all 48 continental US states, including free delivery and free professional installation on tubular-frame builds. The range reflects gauge, roof style, door count, certification, and ZIP-level wind and snow loads — every quote from Steel and Stud (and sister brand Carports & More) is custom-engineered to your.
Your Location
Coastal hurricane zones, heavy-snow regions, and Tornado Alley high-wind zones drive certification upgrades that add to the base 100x90 metal building cost. ZIP-level engineering is priced into every quote.
Steel Gauge
14-gauge framing is standard; the 12-gauge upgrade adds roughly 33% more steel by weight and is required for most commercial certifications and crane-loaded fabrication shops.
Roof & Layout
Vertical Roof costs more than A-Frame Boxed Eave but is the practical commercial spec at 9,000 sq ft. Roof pitch upgrades to 4:12 or 5:12 add steel and labor.
Certification
Stamped engineered drawings, ASCE 7-22 calcs, and county-specific wind/snow letters add cost but are required for permits on most 100x90 commercial builds.
Doors & Access
A pair of 14x14 roll-ups, a hydraulic bi-fold gable door, or three dock-high doors materially shifts the 100x90 metal building installation cost — door count and size are the second-biggest line item after gauge.
Site Conditions
A level, prepped slab keeps install on schedule. Soft soil, sloped lots, gated commercial yards, and remote ag sites add anchoring, mobilization, or coordination time to the final number.
100x90 Metal Building Complete Price Range
$164,750to$209,650
Commercial Building, 9,000 sqft @ ~$20.8/sqft, ±12% range for options. Excludes sales tax, shipping, site prep, concrete slab, permits, and install add-ons.
After deposit, here's the four-step path from order confirmation to a finished 100x90 ready for occupancy.
Place Your Order
Approve the stamped quote and place the 10-30% reservation deposit to lock production.
Step 1
Production
Frame and panels are cut to spec at the plant on a 4-6 week production schedule.
Step 2
Prepare the Site
Pour the engineered slab to the foundation plan and confirm site is level within 3 inches.
Step 3
Installation
Steel and Stud install crew erects the 100x90 building on a scheduled 5-10 day window.
Step 4
Buyer Reviews
100x90 Metal Building Reviews from Verified Buyers
Real feedback from verified 100x90 owners.
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Built our regional distribution center on this 100x90 last spring — three dock-high doors, R-19 insulation, and a hurricane cert from Steel and Stud's engineering team. Crew had it up in 9 days after the slab cured. Free install was the difference vs the local pole-barn quote.
We needed 65 PSF snow load and 5:12 pitch for our hay barn and equipment shed. The 3D builder let me see the lean-to placement before committing. Stamped drawings cleared county permit on the first review — that alone saved us six weeks.
Hangar build for a King Air. The 100-foot bi-fold opening was the whole reason we picked 100x90 over 100x80. Steel and Stud handled the FAA-adjacent engineering coordination and the install crew was on a flatbed three states away within four weeks.
A 100x90 metal building is 1,000 sq ft smaller than a 100x100 but can be meaningfully cheaper depending on your local codes and foundation requirements — the savings show up in the slab, the steel tonnage, and sometimes the permit class. Compared to a 100x80, a 100x90 adds 1,000 sq ft of clear-span without changing the 100-foot rigid-frame engineering.
100x90 Metal Building FAQ: Cost, Permits, Sizes & Install
Quick answers to the most-asked 100x90 buyer questions.
A 100x90 metal building costs $164,750 to $209,650 fully installed across the 48 continental US states. The range reflects 14-gauge vs 12-gauge framing, roof style, door count, certification level, and ZIP-level wind and snow loads. Submit a saved 3D build for a stamped 24-hour custom quote pinned to your county code.
Cost per square foot for a 100x90 metal building runs roughly $18 to $23 fully installed at 9,000 sq ft. That's lower per-foot than smaller commercial kits because the 100-foot rigid-frame engineering and crew mobilization are amortized across more area. Heavy snow, hurricane certification, and 12-gauge upgrades push the number toward the top of the range.
A 100x90 metal building kit installed runs $164,750 to $209,650 with free delivery and free professional installation on tubular-frame builds. That includes the kit, engineered drawings, anchors, and the install crew — slab, permits, and trades are separate.
At 9,000 sq ft a pole barn rarely wins on total installed cost once you add wind and snow engineering, fire-code requirements, and resale value. A 100x90 PEMB ships pre-engineered with a 20-year rust-through warranty, stamped drawings, and a clear-span interior — pole construction usually requires interior posts that compromise rack and equipment layout.
A 4-6 inch engineered concrete slab for a 9,000 sq ft footprint typically runs $54,000 to $90,000 depending on regional concrete pricing, rebar spec, and excavation. Crane loads, pallet rack point loads, and freezer slab insulation add cost. Confirm the spec with your local concrete contractor against the foundation plan included with the kit.
A 100x90 metal building is used as a warehouse, distribution center, manufacturing facility, fabrication shop, aircraft hangar, cold storage, riding arena, fleet maintenance shop, indoor sports facility, self-storage building, agricultural barn, or multi-tenant commercial workshop. The 9,000 sq ft column-free footprint suits any operation needing a 100-foot clear span.
A 100x90 steel building takes 4-6 weeks from order confirmation through production, plus a 5-10 day on-site install once the slab has cured. Certified commercial builds with stamped drawings typically extend the front end to 6-10 weeks. Coastal hurricane and heavy-snow certifications add about a week to engineering.
Wall (leg) heights for a 100x90 are configurable from 8 to 20 feet. Most commercial buyers pick 16-20 feet to clear forklifts, dock doors, and racking; agricultural buyers usually land at 14-16 feet for combine and sprayer access; aircraft hangars typically need 18-20 feet for tail clearance.
Yes — at 9,000 sq ft, almost every US jurisdiction requires a permit for a 100x90 metal building, and most classify it as commercial. Stamped engineered drawings referencing the IBC and ASCE 7-22 ship with every certified Steel and Stud build to clear permit review. Agricultural-exempt counties may waive full IBC review but still require an anchor and foundation plan.
Wind ratings run 100-140 MPH standard with hurricane-rated upgrades to 170+ MPH for FL, TX, NC, SC, and LA Gulf coastal zones. Snow loads run 30-65 PSF standard with certified upgrades to 90 PSF for heavy-snow regions like CO, MN, ME, NY, and MI. Every cert references ASCE 7-22 and the IBC.
A 100x90 is 1,000 sq ft smaller than a 100x100 — same 100-foot clear span, 10 feet shorter on the long axis. The savings come from less steel tonnage, a smaller slab, and sometimes a lower permit fee class, typically running $15,000-$25,000 less installed. Pick 100x90 when 100x100 is more building than your operation needs.
Yes — Steel and Stud ships kit-only on request, but at 9,000 sq ft most buyers take the free professional installation included on tubular-frame builds. DIY at this size requires a crane, a crew, and OSHA-compliant rigging. The labor savings rarely beat the included install once you factor in equipment rental and time.
Steel and Stud offers traditional commercial financing with credit check, plus rent-to-own with no credit check for buyers who prefer flexible monthly terms. Both options apply to the full installed cost of a 100x90 steel building. Pre-qualification takes a few minutes and doesn't lock you into the build.
Yes — every 100x90 configures inside sensei3d (the 3D building configurator). Spec leg height, roof style, gauge, doors, windows, insulation, colors, and lean-tos, then save the build and submit for a 24-hour stamped quote. You design before you commit anything.
Steel and Stud delivers 100x90 prefab buildings to all 48 continental US states with free delivery included. Final-mile coordination handles gated commercial yards, rural agricultural sites, and remote build locations. Hawaii and Alaska require custom freight quotes.
The 20-year rust-through warranty covers panels and frame against perforation from corrosion, transferable to subsequent commercial owners. Workmanship on the install is covered for one full year. Paint carries a 20-year fade and chalk warranty across all 17 standard colors.
Yes — engineered mezzanines add 1,000-2,500 sq ft of partial second-level space for offices, breakrooms, QC labs, or tool cribs. Mezzanines are a standard upgrade on manufacturing facilities and fabrication shops at 9,000 sq ft. Spec the loft footprint and load class in the 3D builder before submitting for a quote.
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Buy 100×70 metal building kit from $128,150. 7000 sq ft warehouse, workshop, hangar or barndominium. Free delivery, 20-yr warranty & 24-hr quote.
100′ × 70′
Footprint
7,000 sq ft
Floor Space
8′-20′ configurable
Leg Height
3 styles
Roof Options
12 or 14 GA
Frame Gauge
4-6 weeks
Lead Time
Build & Customize
100×70 Metal Building Specs, Dimensions & Custom Options
Below is the full spec sheet for the 100×70 metal building kit. Every line is a buyer-controlled lever you’ll set inside sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before your stamped quote comes back.
Building Footprint
100′ Wide × 70′ Long Leg heights configurable from 8 ft up to 20 ft, depending on equipment clearance and mezzanine plans.
Total Square Footage
7,000 square feet of usable interior space, enough for a regulation 84′ × 50′ basketball court with sideline run-out, or a 6-bay fleet maintenance shop.
Building Configurations
True clear-span engineering across the 100-ft width, with optional interior columns for two-story builds, mezzanine support, or load-bearing partitions in barndominium layouts.
Enclosure Options
Open-sided pavilion, three-sided equipment shelter, or fully enclosed four-wall warehouse. You choose wall placement, door count, and lean-to additions inside the 3D builder.
Roof Style Options
Regular Roof (rounded corners, horizontal panels), A-Frame Horizontal / Boxed Eave, or Vertical Roof. Vertical is recommended at this width for snow and rain runoff.
Roof Pitch Options
Standard 3:12 pitch, with 4:12 and 5:12 upgrades available for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME.
Frame Gauge Options
14-gauge galvanized steel tubing standard with G90 hot-dipped zinc coating; 12-gauge upgrade available (33% thicker, longer warranty) for commercial spans.
Roof & Wall Panels
29-gauge sheet metal standard, 26-gauge upgrade available; choice of horizontal or vertical orientation, plus Galvalume aluminum-zinc roofing for industrial fits.
Color Options
17 standard colors for roof, walls, and trim, all panels powder-coated for 20-year fade resistance and UV stability.
Door Options
Roll-up garage doors (8×8, 9×8, 10×8, 12×12, 14×14), walk-in personnel doors (3×6, 3×7), sliding barn doors, and French doors for barndominium fronts.
Window Options
Single-hung 30×30 standard, with custom storefront glazing, screens, and security bars optional for warehouse and commercial workshop builds.
Insulation Options
R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, and double-bubble radiant barriers, sized for the 100-ft span at this scale.
Anchoring Options
Concrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile home anchors, or auger ground rebar, selected based on installation surface and county code.
Installation Surface
Concrete, Asphalt, Ground, Gravel (each requires different anchoring; pad must be level within 2 inches across 7,000 sq ft).
Certification & Permits
Varies by location. At 7,000 sq ft most jurisdictions trigger commercial codes; stamped engineered drawings provided where required by county code.
Snow Load Rating
30-65 PSF depending on configuration; certified engineering available for heavy-snow regions and ASCE 7-22 compliance.
Wind Load Rating
100-140 MPH depending on configuration; hurricane-rated certifications available for coastal Gulf and Atlantic zones.
Lead Time
4-6 weeks from order confirmation to install in most regions; 6-10 weeks for engineered/certified commercial builds at this footprint.
Delivery
Free delivery to all 48 continental US states; final-mile coordination for remote sites and oversized panel routing.
Warranty
20-year rust-through warranty on panels and frame; 1-year workmanship warranty on professional installation.
20
Year
Frame Warranty Limited + Product Pledge
20
Year
Sheet Metal Warranty Paint Finish
90
Day
14-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
90
Day
12-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
Shop by Use Case
12 Popular 100×70 Metal Building Uses (7000 Sq Ft Layouts)
7,000 sq ft sits in the sweet spot for serious commercial and large-residential use. The 100-ft clear-span swallows a regulation court or a 6-vehicle bay, while the 70-ft depth gives true working room for fleet operators, fabricators, and equine professionals. Below are 12 builds buyers actually order at this footprint.
Commercial100′ × 70′ × 16′ to 20′
100×70 Commercial Warehouse
Distribution operators order this footprint as a 7,000 sq ft warehouse kit with two 14×14 roll-ups for trailer access. The 100-ft clear span fits four pallet-rack rows with forklift aisles, and the 16-20′ eave clears stacked racking up to 12 feet high. Loading-dock framing is pre-cut.
12 GA FrameVertical Roof16′-20′ EaveLoading Dock Ready
A 100×70 indoor basketball court steel building fits a regulation 84′ × 50′ court with full sideline and baseline run-out. Schools and recreation buyers pick the 18-20′ eave for shot clearance and add R-19 batt insulation plus skylights. Clear-span framing means zero interior posts in the playing area.
Clear SpanSkylightsR-19 InsulationRegulation Court Fit
Owners of single-engine and light-twin aircraft order the 100×70 metal building hangar with a 60′ hydraulic bifold door across the gable. The 70-ft depth holds a Cessna 414 plus workbench and parts storage. Stamped drawings cover the FEMA wind zone and county fire code for hangar use.
Bifold Door Ready14 GA FrameIBC Certified60′ Door Span
Families building a 100×70 barndominium split the 7,000 sq ft into a 3,000 sq ft living wing (3-bed/2-bath plus great room) and a 4,000 sq ft shop bay with a 14×14 roll-up. Interior steel-stud partitions ship pre-engineered, and wainscoting plus storefront windows handle curb appeal.
Farmers swap a 70×100 pole barn for tubular steel because the 12-gauge frame outlasts post-frame wood and carries a 20-year rust-through warranty. The 100-ft length fits a row of 8 horse stalls plus a 30-ft hay aisle, or two combine bays end to end with no interior posts.
12 GA Frame20-Yr WarrantyLean-To ReadyNo Interior Posts
Fleet operators spec a 100×70 distribution center kit with two dock-high roll-ups and one drive-in door. The 7,000 sq ft floor holds 80+ pallet positions plus a 600 sq ft office mezzanine. ASCE 7-22 wind/snow engineering and IBC stamps come standard for commercial occupancy.
Fabricators order the 100×70 metal workshop with 18-20′ eaves to clear overhead crane rails. The clear-span 100-ft width runs a single 5-ton bridge crane the full length. Reinforced framing carries the rail load, and 12-gauge tubing handles the cyclical stress of a working shop.
Equine professionals build a 100×70 covered arena for year-round riding, jumping, and clinics. The 70-ft width gives safe working room for a single horse on the rail, and the 100-ft length supports cantering. Skylights cut daytime lighting costs, and sliding barn doors at each gable handle equipment.
Fleet operators run six service bays at 16′ × 70′ under one roof, with a 12×14 roll-up per bay. The 100-ft clear span means lifts and pits land wherever the layout needs them, with no column conflicts. Insulated metal panels keep winter shop temps stable for technicians.
Manufacturers pick the 100×70 footprint when a single production line plus QC, packaging, and palletizing all need to live under one roof. 7,000 sq ft holds a 60-ft assembly line with parts staging on both sides. AISI S100 framing and OSHA-compliant exits are spec’d into the engineered drawings.
AISI S100 FrameOSHA Compliant20′ EaveSingle-Line Production
A 100×70 hay barn stores 600+ small square bales stacked 14′ high, plus a tractor and round baler at the open gable end. The 16-18′ eave clears tall implements. Optional 30′ lean-to additions on each side push covered storage past 8,400 sq ft for a working farm.
Commercial buyers run cold storage out of a 100×70 insulated steel kit using 4-inch insulated metal panels and an R-19 ceiling system. The 7,000 sq ft footprint holds two refrigerated zones plus a loading vestibule. Engineered drawings cover IECC energy compliance and county refrigeration permits.
Don’t see your exact use case? Our advisors will help configure your 100×70 for any application. Request a free quote.
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What’s Included in a 100×70 Metal Building Kit?
Every 100×70 metal building kit ships with the structural and weatherproofing components below. Anything beyond this list is an upgrade you’ll spec inside sensei3d before your 24-hour quote returns.
Free With Every 100×70 Order
Standard configuration items at no extra cost.
Galvanized Steel Frame14-gauge tubular framing in G90 hot-dipped galvanized steel ships pre-cut and pre-punched, sized for the full 100-ft clear span across the 7,000 sq ft footprint.
Roof & Wall Panels29-gauge sheet metal panels in your choice of 17 colors cover roof and walls, with a 20-year rust-through warranty backing every panel on the 100×70 build.
Engineered DrawingsStamped engineered drawings ship with every certified order, covering ASCE 7-22 wind and snow loads plus AISI S100 cold-formed steel design specifications for your county.
Anchoring HardwareConcrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile-home anchors, or auger ground rebar, included based on the installation surface you select for the 7,000 sq ft pad.
Trim, Flashings & Ridge CapEngineered ridge caps and color-matched eave, corner, gable, and rake trim seal every joint on the 100-ft ridge against wind-driven rain and pest entry.
Fasteners & Color-Matched ScrewsSelf-drilling, neoprene-washered screws ship in colors matched to your panel choice, with quantities sized for the full 100×70 panel run plus 10% overage.
Gable End FramingPre-engineered gable ends with framed openings for doors and windows arrive ready to bolt, sized to the 70-ft gable width and your chosen leg height.
Free DeliveryFree delivery to all 48 continental US states is included on every 100×70 order, with final-mile coordination for remote rural sites and tight commercial yards.
Free Professional InstallationFree installation by Steel and Stud’s certified crews comes standard on tubular-frame buildings, including the full 7,000 sq ft erection on a prepared pad.
20-Year Rust-Through WarrantyEvery panel and frame component on the 100×70 building carries a 20-year rust-through warranty, Steel and Stud’s standard backing on tubular galvanized steel.
Permit Documentation PackageFoundation plans and load calculations sized for the 7,000 sq ft footprint ship with certified orders, ready to submit to your state and county permit offices.
Customer Support Through InstallA dedicated build coordinator stays on your file from deposit through final walk-through, coordinating delivery, crew arrival, and any change orders on your 100×70 build.
+ Popular 100×70 Building Upgrades
Common add-ons buyers select on this footprint.
12-Gauge Frame UpgradeStep up from 14-gauge to 12-gauge tubular framing for 33% thicker steel and an extended structural warranty, common on commercial 100×70 warehouse and fabrication shop builds.
26-Gauge Panel UpgradeUpgrade from 29-gauge to 26-gauge sheet metal for hail-prone, coastal, or high-traffic builds; the heavier panel resists denting and extends paint life on the 7,000 sq ft skin.
Insulation PackageAdd R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, or double-bubble radiant barrier sized for the full 100×70 envelope. Pricing scales with R-value and barndominium vs commercial spec.
Roll-Up Garage DoorsAdd 8×8, 9×8, 10×8, 12×12, or 14×14 roll-up garage doors anywhere on the gable or sidewall. Fleet maintenance buyers typically order three to six per 100×70 build.
Walk-In Personnel Doors36-inch insulated personnel doors with weatherstripping and commercial locksets handle daily entry, emergency egress, and OSHA-compliant exits on commercial 100×70 layouts.
Storefront Windows & SkylightsSingle-hung 30×30 windows, custom storefront glazing, and roof skylights cut electric lighting costs on workshop, arena, and barndominium builds at this footprint.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)A contrasting 3-4′ lower band along the 340 ft of perimeter wall sharpens curb appeal on barndominium and storefront builds. Popular White-over-Barn-Red and Pewter-over-Black combos lead the order list.
Lean-To AdditionsAdd 12-30′ lean-tos along one, two, or three sides of the 100×70. Push covered storage past 10,000 sq ft for tractor sheds, equipment overhangs, and outdoor work bays.
Mezzanine Floor SystemEngineered mezzanine floors add 1,500-3,000 sq ft of second-level office, parts storage, or barndominium loft space without expanding the 7,000 sq ft footprint.
Hurricane & Heavy-Snow CertificationUpgrade to 140 MPH wind ratings for Florida, Texas, and Gulf coastal hurricane zones, or 65 PSF snow loads for NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME heavy-snow regions.
Hydraulic & Bifold DoorsCommercial hydraulic one-piece doors and bifold hangar doors up to 60 ft wide drop into the 70-ft gable, required on aircraft hangar and equipment-shed builds.
Build & Configure
Customize & Build Your 100×70 Metal Building Online
Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and spec your 100×70 metal building in the browser. Every option below is a tab you’ll click through before submitting for a 24-hour stamped quote.
Leg Height (8′ to 20′)
Most 100×70 buyers spec 16-20′ legs for forklift access, crane rails, or basketball clearance. Barndominium builds usually settle at 12-14′ to keep heating volume in check.
3 Roof Styles
Pick Regular Roof for budget rural builds, A-Frame Horizontal (Boxed Eave) for traditional residential look, or Vertical Roof, strongly recommended at 100-ft span for snow and rain runoff.
Roof Pitch & Slope
Standard 3:12 pitch handles most regions; upgrade to 4:12 or 5:12 for NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME snow loads or to gain attic loft space in a barndominium configuration.
Frame Gauge (14 or 12)
14-gauge tubing is standard; commercial buyers running warehouses, fabrication shops, or distribution centers almost always upgrade to 12-gauge for the 33% thicker steel and longer frame warranty.
Sheet Metal Gauge (29 or 26)
29-gauge is standard. Upgrade to 26-gauge in hail-prone Tornado Alley, coastal salt-air zones, or anywhere paint life and dent resistance matter to the long-term spec.
Certification & Engineering
At 7,000 sq ft, most counties trigger commercial code review. Stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and ASCE 7-22 wind/snow calculations ship with every certified 100×70 order.
Roll-Up Garage Doors
Common picks are 12×12 and 14×14 for trailer and equipment access. Fleet maintenance buyers run three to six roll-ups along the 100-ft sidewall; warehouse buyers add dock-high doors.
Walk-In Doors
36-inch personnel doors with full frames, weatherstripping, and commercial locksets cover OSHA egress requirements. Insulated walk-ins are standard on barndominium and conditioned-shop builds.
Hydraulic & Rapid Doors
Hydraulic one-piece doors up to 60 ft and bifold hangar doors drop into the 70-ft gable for aircraft hangar builds. High-speed rapid-roll doors fit cold storage and distribution center spec.
Windows & Skylights
Single-hung 30×30 windows are standard; storefront glazing and roof skylights are popular on indoor courts, arenas, and barndominium fronts to cut daytime lighting cost.
Framed Openings
Pre-frame openings now for future doors, HVAC penetrations, or expansion lean-tos. Skip the cost of cutting through finished panels and reframing the 100-ft sidewall later.
Garage Door Openers & Windows
Add chain, belt, or Wi-Fi smart openers to every roll-up. Window kits in roll-up doors and motion-activated lighting pair well on fleet and workshop layouts.
17 Standard Color Options
Pick from Barn Red, Beige, Black, Brown, Burgundy, Burnished Slate, Clay, Galvalume, Green, Patriot Red, Pewter Gray, Quaker Gray, Rawhide Tan, Royal Blue, Sandstone, Slate Blue, and White, all backed.
Mix-and-Match Roof, Walls, Trim
Run different colors per surface. Popular 100×70 combos include White walls with a Barn Red roof for barndominium curb appeal, and Pewter Gray with Black trim for commercial fleet shops.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)
A contrasting 3-4′ lower band sharpens the 340 ft of perimeter wall on a 100×70. Storefront buyers run a darker wainscot to hide road splash and forklift scuffing.
Galvalume (Bare Metal Finish)
Hot-dipped Al-Zn coated panels skip the paint cost and run rural-industrial. Galvalume is a strong fit for hay barns, equestrian arenas, and equipment sheds at this footprint.
Painted Trim & Flashings
Color-matched ridge caps, eave, corner, gable, and rake trim plus color-coded screws keep every seam tight on the 100-ft ridge and the 70-ft gable run.
Custom Color Match
Match an existing barndominium, commercial campus, or HOA-required palette with custom paint. Sample chips ship before order; expect a small upcharge and a slight lead-time bump.
Insulation Options
Single-bubble, double-bubble, R-13, R-19 batt, spray foam, and insulated metal panels all fit the 100×70 envelope. Match R-value to climate zone and whether you’re running conditioned space.
Lean-To Additions
Add 12-30′ lean-tos on one, two, or three sides. The lean-to push moves covered storage past 10,000 sq ft for tractor sheds, fleet wash bays, and equipment overhangs without permitting.
Mezzanines & Lofts
Engineered mezzanines add 1,500-3,000 sq ft of second-level space, barndominium master loft, fab-shop parts attic, or warehouse office, without expanding the 7,000 sq ft footprint.
Interior Partitions
Divide the 7,000 sq ft into bays, offices, restrooms, and storage with steel-stud framing or insulated metal panels. Common on barndominium splits and multi-tenant commercial layouts.
Trim, Anchors, Gables
Decorative gable accents, contrasting trim bands, and anchor covers dress the residential side of a barndominium build. Commercial buyers usually skip the decorative spend.
Flooring Prep
A 7,000 sq ft slab typically runs 4-6 inches thick with rebar mat. Gravel base costs and engineered concrete pads vary by site; we provide spec guidance, not slab pour.
Wind & Snow Certification
Standard 115 MPH/35 PSF covers most counties. Upgrade to 140+ MPH for Gulf and Atlantic hurricane zones, or 65+ PSF snow for NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME, both ASCE.
Permit-Ready Drawings
Stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and load calcs cover IBC, IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC compliance, the package most county permit offices require for 7,000 sq ft.
Door Locks & Access Control
Slide bolts, deadbolts, keypad entry, smart locks, Wi-Fi roll-up openers, and Knox boxes for fire department access all integrate into the 100×70 door spec.
Fire Safety & Alarms
Smoke and heat detectors, ABC extinguishers, exit signage, and sprinkler-ready framing meet OSHA workplace safety standards on commercial warehouse and manufacturing builds.
Anchoring System
Concrete wedge, asphalt, mobile-home, or auger ground anchors ship with the kit, sized to the 100×70 perimeter and selected based on your installation surface and county code.
Solar & Roof-Top Loads
Reinforced framing handles solar arrays, satellite dishes, HVAC condensers, and roof-mounted refrigeration on cold storage builds. Spec the dead load now to skip retrofits later.
Permits & Codes
100x70 Metal Building Codes, Permits & Engineering
At 7,000 sq ft, a 100x70 metal building crosses the residential threshold in nearly every US jurisdiction and triggers commercial code review. Honest read: rules vary by county, and the stamped drawing package included with certified orders is what gets the permit issued.
IBC/IRC
Minimum construction standards for building codes
NEC
Electrical safety to reduce fire and shock risk
IFGC
Safe operation of fuel gas appliances and equipment
IECC
Energy efficiency and conservation requirements
IMC
HVAC, ventilation, and exhaust system standards
We also adhere to plumbing codes, energy conservation standards, and any state or local requirements. Our team handles code compliance so you have total peace of mind.
Owner Maintenance
How to Maintain a 100x70 Metal Building
Steel buildings are low-maintenance, not no-maintenance. A few hours per year on the 100x70 keeps the 20-year rust-through warranty intact and the panels looking new past year ten.
1
Walk the 7,000 sq ft roof
Walk the 7,000 sq ft roof and 340 ft of wall perimeter twice a year, checking fasteners and panel seams after major wind or hail events.
2
Tighten any backed-out self-drilling screws along
Tighten any backed-out self-drilling screws along the ridge and eaves. A backed screw is the most common warranty trigger on tubular kits.
3
Wash panels with mild detergent and
Wash panels with mild detergent and a soft brush every 12-24 months in coastal salt-air or industrial-fallout environments to preserve the powder-coat finish.
4
Clear snow loads off the ridge
Clear snow loads off the ridge in heavy-snow regions if accumulation passes 18 inches on a 3:12 pitch, even with certified PSF ratings.
5
Touch up any paint scratches or
Touch up any paint scratches or anchor scuffs with color-matched paint within a season to block surface rust before it reaches the galvanized layer.
6
Inspect concrete wedge anchors and gutter
Inspect concrete wedge anchors and gutter clearings every spring to confirm the 100x70 is still tight to the slab and draining clear of the foundation.
Versatile Applications
What Can You Do with 7000 Square Feet?
7,000 sq ft is bigger than most buyers picture. Here's what actually fits inside a 100x70 footprint, in plain dimensions.
A regulation 84' × 50'
A regulation 84' × 50' high school basketball court with 8 ft of sideline and baseline run-out on every side.
Six 16'-wide service bays running
Six 16'-wide service bays running the full 70-ft depth, plus a 4-ft tool-and-parts strip along the back wall.
An 80-pallet warehouse layout with
An 80-pallet warehouse layout with four pallet-rack rows, two 12-ft forklift aisles, and a 600 sq ft mezzanine office.
A barndominium split
A barndominium split: 3,000 sq ft of 3-bed/2-bath living plus a 4,000 sq ft attached shop with a 14x14 roll-up.
A Cessna 414 twin-engine plus
A Cessna 414 twin-engine plus workbench, parts cabinets, and a 60' bifold hangar door across the gable end.
Eight 12' × 12' horse
Eight 12' × 12' horse stalls down one side, a 12-ft tack room, and a 30-ft hay aisle running the 100-ft length.
A 60-ft assembly line with
A 60-ft assembly line with 5 ft of staging on each side, plus 1,000 sq ft of QC and packaging at the back.
Two refrigerated cold-storage zones at
Two refrigerated cold-storage zones at 3,000 sq ft each with a shared 1,000 sq ft loading vestibule and dock door.
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3 Ways to Order Your 100x70 Metal Building
Customize your 100x70 steel building in our free 3D builder, request a free custom quote, or talk directly with a building expert. Reservation deposit typically 10% to 30% based on your state and manufacturer.
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Send your 100x70 spec and site details, and a stamped, county-coded quote comes back within 24 hours. Steel and Stud handles the engineering, the wind/snow load math, and the permit-ready drawing package. Best path for buyers who already know roof style, eave height, and door count.
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Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and spec leg height, roof style, doors, windows, colors, and lean-tos on a live 3D model of your 100x70. Save the spec, submit it, and your stamped 24-hour quote comes back built off exactly what you designed. Best path for visual planners.
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100x70 Cost
How Much Does a 100x70 Metal Building Cost?
How much is a 100x70 metal building? A 100x70 metal building kit costs $128,150 to $163,050 fully installed, depending on roof style, frame gauge, eave height, certification, and door count.
Your Location
Coastal hurricane zones (FL, TX, NC, SC, LA Gulf) and heavy-snow regions (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME) trigger ASCE 7-22 engineering upgrades. State and county permit offices set the certification threshold for the 7,000 sq ft footprint.
Steel Gauge
14-gauge tubular framing is standard; the 12-gauge upgrade adds 33% thicker steel and a longer warranty. Most commercial 100x70 warehouse and fabrication shop buyers spec 12-gauge, and the upgrade typically adds $8,000-$14,000.
Roof & Layout
Vertical Roof costs more than Regular or Boxed Eave but is recommended at 100-ft span for snow shedding. A 4:12 or 5:12 pitch upgrade and any mezzanine framing also moves the quote.
Certification
Stamped engineered drawings and foundation plans are required in most counties at 7,000 sq ft. Hurricane-zone and heavy-snow certifications add engineering hours; barndominium builds add IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC review.
Doors & Access
Each 14x14 roll-up, 60-ft bifold hangar door, hydraulic one-piece, or insulated walk-in adds line-item cost. Fleet maintenance buyers running six bays will see meaningfully higher door spend than a hay barn.
Site Conditions
A level concrete pad keeps install on schedule; sloped sites, gravel pads, and remote rural addresses add prep cost and final-mile coordination. The 7,000 sq ft slab itself is a separate site-work expense outside the kit price.
100x70 Metal Building Complete Price Range
$128,150to$163,050
Commercial Building, 7,000 sqft @ ~$20.8/sqft, ±12% range for options. Excludes sales tax, shipping, site prep, concrete slab, permits, and install add-ons.
After your deposit lands, the 100x70 metal building moves through a four-stage path: production, site prep, delivery, and free professional installation. Production runs 4-6 weeks for standard builds and 6-10 weeks for engineered or hurricane-certified orders.
Place Your Order
Lock the 100x70 spec with a 10-30% reservation deposit and a confirmed install address.
Step 1
Production
Steel cuts, panels paint, and engineering stamps inside a 4-6 week production window.
Step 2
Prepare the Site
Pour or level the 7,000 sq ft pad to within 2 inches before the delivery truck rolls.
Step 3
Installation
Certified crews erect the 100x70 on your prepared pad with free professional installation.
Step 4
Buyer Reviews
100x70 Metal Building Reviews from Verified Buyers
Real feedback from verified 100x70 owners.
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We run a six-truck fleet and needed a 100x70 metal building with real eave height for the lifts. Steel and Stud stamped the kit for the Texas wind zone, free delivery showed up on schedule, and the 12-gauge upgrade was worth every dollar.
We split the 7,000 sq ft into a 3-bed barndominium and a working shop. The mezzanine loft adds another 2,000 sq ft over the living wing. The 24-hour quote came back exactly priced to what we built in the 3D tool.
The clear-span 100-ft width fit a regulation court with full run-out, zero columns in the playing area. Stamped drawings sailed through the county, and the crew had the whole 7,000 sq ft up in eight days.
100x70 Metal Building FAQ: Cost, Permits, Sizes & Install
Quick answers to the most-asked 100x70 buyer questions.
A 100x70 metal building costs $128,150 to $163,050 fully installed, or roughly $18-$23 per square foot. The final 100x70 metal building price depends on roof style, 14-gauge vs 12-gauge framing, eave height, door count, and whether your county requires stamped engineering. Free delivery and free professional installation on tubular-frame builds are included in that range.
The 100x70 metal building installation cost is $0 on tubular-frame kits — free professional installation by Steel and Stud's certified crews is included in the $128,150-$163,050 price. The crew erects the full 7,000 sq ft on a prepared pad in 7-12 days. Self-erect is available, but at this size most buyers take the included install.
A 100x70 metal building is exactly 7,000 square feet. That floor space fits a regulation 84' × 50' high school basketball court with full sideline run-out, six 16-ft service bays, an 80-pallet warehouse layout, or a 3,000 sq ft barndominium plus a 4,000 sq ft attached shop.
A 100x70 works as a commercial warehouse, distribution center, fabrication shop, fleet maintenance shop, aircraft hangar, indoor basketball court, equestrian arena, hay and equipment barn, manufacturing space, cold storage building, or full barndominium with attached shop. The 100-ft clear span and 7,000 sq ft footprint cover both heavy commercial and large-residential use cases on a single slab.
A 7,000 sq ft concrete slab for a 100x70 typically runs $42,000 to $63,000, or roughly $6-$9 per square foot for a 4-6 inch pour with rebar mat. Slab cost varies with site prep, gravel base, region, and whether the pad needs engineered footings for commercial occupancy. The slab is a separate site-work expense outside the kit price.
A 100x70 steel building uses a tubular galvanized frame with bolted connections, true clear-span engineering across the 100-ft width, and a 20-year rust-through warranty. A 70x100 pole barn uses wood posts buried in the ground, typically requires interior posts on a 100-ft span, and carries no comparable warranty. Steel also ships pre-engineered with stamped drawings, which most counties now require at 7,000 sq ft.
Yes — a 100x70 barndominium kit is one of the most-ordered residential configurations at this size. Buyers split the 7,000 sq ft into a 3,000 sq ft living wing (3-bed, 2-bath, great room) and a 4,000 sq ft attached shop with a 14x14 roll-up. Steel and Stud ships interior steel-stud partitions, R-19 insulation, wainscoting, and storefront windows pre-engineered in the barndominium kit.
Production runs 4-6 weeks, then a certified crew typically erects the 100x70 in 7-12 days on a prepared pad. Engineered or hurricane-certified builds can stretch lead time to 6-10 weeks. Site prep including the slab pour and curing runs in parallel and adds 2-4 weeks before the delivery truck rolls.
Yes — at 7,000 sq ft, a 100x70 metal building triggers commercial code review in nearly every US county, even on residential parcels. State and county permit offices will require stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and load calculations. The certified-build permit package ships with the kit and covers IBC, IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC compliance.
A 70x100 metal building runs $18-$23 per square foot fully installed in a standard wind/snow zone. The kit-alone number drops to roughly $14-$18 per square foot. That puts the 70x100 metal building cost among the lowest dollar-per-foot options for any 7,000 sq ft enclosed space, and wood pole barns and stick-built run higher once you add the warranty and engineering equivalents.
Yes — you can buy a 100x70 metal building kit and self-erect, but at this size most buyers choose the included free professional installation. The 7,000 sq ft footprint, 100-ft ridge, and 16-20' eave heights typically require a crew of 4-6, lift equipment, and crane time. Owner-build is realistic on smaller sizes; on a 100x70, the included install usually beats the rental and labor math.
Vertical Roof is the best choice on the 100x70. The 100-ft ridge sheds snow and rain efficiently with vertical panels running gable to gable. Boxed Eave (A-Frame Horizontal) works for traditional residential and barndominium looks. Regular Roof is a budget option but not recommended for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, or ME.
Standard 100x70 builds rate to 100-115 MPH wind and 30-35 PSF snow. Engineered upgrades push to 140+ MPH for Gulf and Atlantic hurricane zones, and 65 PSF snow for heavy-snow counties. Every certified build ships with ASCE 7-22 wind/snow load calculations and AISI S100 cold-formed steel design specifications stamped to your county.
Yes — Steel and Stud offers traditional 100x70 steel building financing with terms up to 84 months and rent-to-own with no credit check. Rent-to-own approves same-day in most cases and requires a low upfront payment. Traditional financing covers the full $128,150-$163,050 range with competitive rates and ownership from day one.
Yes — Steel and Stud delivers 100x70 prefab building kits to all 48 continental US states with free delivery included on every order. Final-mile coordination handles remote rural addresses and tight commercial yards. Coastal hurricane zones and heavy-snow regions get the right ASCE 7-22 engineering automatically based on your delivery address.
Every 100x70 building kit includes the galvanized tubular frame, 29-gauge roof and wall panels, anchoring hardware, color-matched trim and fasteners, gable end framing, stamped engineered drawings, free delivery, free professional installation on tubular-frame buildings, and the 20-year rust-through warranty. Upgrades like 12-gauge framing, 26-gauge panels, insulation, doors, windows, lean-tos, and mezzanines are spec'd inside sensei3d before your 24-hour quote.
Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and customize your 100x70 metal building in the browser. Set leg height, roof style, pitch, frame gauge, panel gauge, doors, windows, colors, wainscoting, lean-tos, and insulation on a live 3D model. Save the spec, submit it, and a stamped 24-hour custom quote returns built off exactly what you designed. Reserve your slot with a flexible deposit.
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Buy 100×30 metal building kit from $46,700. 3000 sq ft warehouse, workshop, barndominium or fleet garage. Free delivery, 20-yr warranty & 24-hr quote.
100′ × 30′
Footprint
3,000 sq ft
Floor Space
8′-20′ configurable
Leg Height
3 styles
Roof Options
12 or 14 GA
Frame Gauge
4-6 weeks
Lead Time
Build & Customize
100×30 Metal Building Specs, Dimensions & Custom Options
The 100×30 metal building ships with a defined spec sheet you can adjust before you order. Below is the standard build, with upgrade paths called out where most buyers customize.
Building Footprint
100′ Wide × 30′ Long Leg heights configurable from 8 ft to 20 ft to clear box trucks, lifts, and tall equipment.
Total Square Footage
3,000 square feet of clear-span interior, about half a regulation basketball court, with no interior posts blocking the floor
Building Configurations
Single 100-ft bay, divided multi-bay storage, lean-to additions, or partial-enclosure configurations, all available on the same 30-ft-wide truss
Enclosure Options
Open-sided run-in cover, partially enclosed (1 to 3 walls), fully enclosed with 4 walls, or custom side configurations with framed openings
Roof Style Options
Regular Roof (rounded corners, horizontal panels), A-Frame Horizontal / Boxed Eave, or Vertical Roof (recommended for snow shedding over a 100-ft roofline)
Roof Pitch Options
Standard 3:12 pitch, with 4:12 and 5:12 upgrades available for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME
Frame Gauge Options
14-gauge galvanized steel tubing standard with G90 hot-dipped zinc coating. 12-gauge upgrade available with 33% thicker walls and a longer warranty for commercial buyers
Roof & Wall Panels
29-gauge sheet metal panels standard, 26-gauge upgrade available; choose horizontal or vertical orientation, with vertical strongly recommended on the 100-ft roofline
Color Options
17 standard powder-coated colors for roof, walls, and trim, all rated for 20-year fade resistance under UV
Door Options
Roll-up garage doors (8×8, 9×8, 10×8, 12×12, 14×14), 36-inch walk-in personnel doors, sliding barn doors, and French doors, with placement anywhere along the 100-ft side
Window Options
Single-hung 30×30 standard, custom sizes available, with screens, security bars, and storefront glazing optional
Insulation Options
R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, double-bubble radiant barrier, and spray foam available. Long-narrow footprint heats and cools efficiently with R-19 batt
Anchoring Options
Concrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile-home anchors, or auger ground rebar, selected based on installation surface and county code
Installation Surface
Concrete, Asphalt, Ground, or Gravel (each requires different anchoring; site must be level within 3 inches across the 100-ft length)
Certification & Permits
Varies by state and county. Wind/snow load engineering and stamped drawings provided where required, IBC and IRC compliant
Snow Load Rating
30 PSF standard, with certified upgrades to 65+ PSF for heavy-snow regions and engineered drawings to match local code
Wind Load Rating
100 MPH standard, with hurricane-rated upgrades to 140+ MPH for FL, TX, NC, SC, and LA Gulf coastal zones
Lead Time
4 to 6 weeks from order confirmation to installation in most regions; 6 to 10 weeks for engineered/certified builds requiring stamped drawings
Delivery
Free delivery to all 48 continental US states; final-mile coordination provided for remote sites and tight access
Warranty
20-year rust-through warranty on panels and frame; 1-year workmanship warranty on installation labor
20
Year
Frame Warranty Limited + Product Pledge
20
Year
Sheet Metal Warranty Paint Finish
90
Day
14-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
90
Day
12-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
Shop by Use Case
12 Popular 100×30 Metal Building Uses (3000 Sq Ft Layouts)
Three thousand square feet of clear-span steel stretched 100 feet end-to-end hits a sweet spot between affordable and genuinely useful. Buyers tell us the same thing: the 30-ft width handles one deep bay or two parallel runs, and the 100-ft length means you stop running out of room halfway through a project. Here are 12 ways the 100×30 footprint actually gets used.
Commercial100′ × 30′ × 9′ to 12′
100×30 Mini-Storage Facility
Small business owners launching a self-storage operation use the 100-ft length to divide into 10 or 20 individual bays with roll-up doors along one or both sides. The 30-ft depth fits standard 10×10 and 10×20 unit footprints with a center drive aisle. At 20 units renting for $75 to $100/month each, gross monthly revenue runs $1,500 to $2,000, paying off the building in 24 to 36 months at typical rural occupancy.
14 GA FrameVertical RoofMulti-Bay LayoutFree Install
Contractors and service companies park 8 to 10 work trucks bumper-to-bumper down the 100-ft run, with 12-ft to 16-ft legs clearing ladder racks and bucket booms. One 14×14 roll-up at the gable end lets the lead truck pull through. Beats outdoor parking on insurance alone.
12 GA Frame16′ Legs8-10 Truck CapacityFree Delivery
Welders and metal fabricators use the linear 100-ft footprint as a process line, with receiving at one gable, cutting in the middle, and finishing at the far end. The clear-span 30-ft width clears a forklift turn, and 14-ft legs handle overhead crane rails. 12-gauge tubular frame standard for shop-floor abuse.
Barndo builders frame out a 30-ft-deep living wing on one half of the 100-ft run and a workshop or garage on the other. Single roofline, single foundation, single permit pull. The 30-ft span fits standard residential rooms without engineered trusses. Add wainscoting and storefront windows for curb appeal.
14 GA FrameR-19 InsulationLive-Work Layout17 Colors
Farmers store combines, planters, sprayers, and hay wagons end-to-end down the 100-ft length, with 14-ft legs clearing tall implement towers. Open-gable or sliding barn door access lets you pull the longest tool in first and back out anything else when needed. Galvalume finish keeps cost down.
14 GA FrameGalvalumeImplement ClearanceSliding Doors
Auto shops fit 4 to 6 lift bays along the 100-ft side wall with a 30-ft-deep service floor and parts storage at one gable. 12-ft legs clear a two-post lift with a full-size SUV in the air. Insulated panels keep the shop comfortable through winter brake jobs.
12 GA FrameInsulatedLift-Ready HeightMultiple Roll-Ups
Small business owners running e-commerce, distribution, or contractor supply use the 100-ft length for racking aisles and the 30-ft width for forklift maneuvering. 16-ft to 20-ft legs allow 3-tier pallet racks. Cheaper per square foot than tilt-up concrete by a wide margin.
12 GA Frame20′ LegsPallet-Rack Ready20-Yr Warranty
Horse owners and small-farm operators build a 12-stall center-aisle barn down the 100-ft run with a 10-ft aisle and 10×10 stalls flanking. Add a tack room and wash bay at one gable. Sliding barn doors at both ends keep airflow moving the length of the building.
14 GA FrameSliding Doors12-Stall LayoutLean-To Option
Serious hobbyists and home mechanics order the 100×30 workshop kit when a 40-ft shop already feels cramped. Run a 60-ft assembly bench down one side wall, leave the other half open for a project car or boat. 12-ft legs handle a hoist; 14-ft legs handle a lift.
Auto shops, towing operators, and detail businesses use the 100×30 commercial garage layout for high-throughput vehicle work. Drive-through configuration with one roll-up per gable lets you pull a sedan straight through without backing up. Permit-ready engineered drawings included.
12 GA FrameDrive-ThroughPermit-Ready Drawings140 MPH Wind
Farmers stack square or round bales 3-high down the 100-ft run with a 30-ft depth that fits a tractor and trailer side-by-side for loading. 16-ft legs leave headroom above stacked bales. Open one gable end and add a lean-to for tractor parking.
14 GA FrameLean-To Add-OnBale Stacking HeightGalvalume
Small business owners running wedding venues, batting cages, or indoor pickleball use the long-narrow footprint for runs and lanes. The 100-ft length fits a regulation pickleball court (44’x20′) with spectator room or two side-by-side batting tunnels. Insulated panels and skylights make it usable year-round.
Don’t see your exact use case? Our advisors will help configure your 100×30 for any application. Request a free quote.
Included Free
What’s Included in a 100×30 Metal Building Kit?
Each 100×30 metal building kit ships with a complete structural package: frame, panels, fasteners, anchors, and engineered drawings. Here’s what comes standard before you start adding upgrades.
Free With Every 100×30 Order
Standard configuration items at no extra cost.
14-Gauge Galvanized Tubular FramePre-cut, pre-punched primary and secondary framing in 14-gauge galvanized steel tubing with G90 hot-dipped zinc coating, engineered to the AISI S100 cold-formed steel design specification.
29-Gauge Sheet Metal PanelsRoof and wall panels in 29-gauge sheet metal, color-matched and powder-coated for 20-year fade resistance, sized to the 100-ft length with minimal seams.
Engineered Ridge Caps & TrimColor-matched ridge caps, eave trim, gable trim, corner trim, and rake trim, all factory-cut to length for a 100-ft roofline so there’s no on-site fabrication.
Anchoring HardwareConcrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile-home anchors, or auger ground rebar, selected and shipped based on the installation surface you specify at order.
Color-Coded Self-Drilling ScrewsHex-head self-drilling screws with neoprene washers, color-matched to your panel choice, counted and bagged by location to speed installation across the 100-ft run.
One 10×10 Roll-Up Garage DoorA standard 10×10 roll-up garage door is included with every fully enclosed 100×30 metal building, with placement anywhere along the gable or side wall.
One 36-Inch Walk-In DoorA 36-inch personnel door with full frame, weatherstripping, and lockset is included on enclosed builds, typical for code egress on a 3,000 sq ft structure.
Stamped Engineered DrawingsWet-stamped engineered drawings showing wind and snow load calculations to ASCE 7-22 standards, accepted by state and county permit offices for code submittal.
Free Delivery to 48 StatesFree delivery to your jobsite anywhere in the 48 continental US states is included in the kit price, with no hidden freight charges on the invoice.
Free Professional InstallationFree professional installation by a Steel and Stud certified crew is included on tubular-frame 100×30 buildings. They unload, anchor, and erect the structure on your prepared site.
20-Year Rust-Through WarrantyA 20-year rust-through warranty covers the galvanized frame and panels against corrosion failure, matching the longest standard warranty offered on prefab steel kits.
1-Year Workmanship WarrantyAll installation labor is covered for one year against workmanship defects: fastener back-out, panel alignment, anchor seating, and trim fit-up.
+ Popular 100×30 Building Upgrades
Common add-ons buyers select on this footprint.
12-Gauge Frame Upgrade (+$4,700–$7,000)Step up from 14-gauge to 12-gauge tubular framing with 33% thicker steel walls and longer warranty, popular among commercial garage and warehouse buyers. Adds $4,700 to $7,000 to the base kit.
26-Gauge Panel UpgradeUpgrade roof and wall panels from 29-gauge to 26-gauge sheet metal for hail-prone regions, coastal salt air, or longer paint life on south-facing walls.
Vertical Roof Upgrade (+$1,200–$2,500)Switch from horizontal Boxed Eave to a Vertical Roof with peaked A-frame and vertical panels, recommended on a 100-ft roofline for snow shedding. Typical upcharge: $1,200 to $2,500.
Insulation Package (+$3,000–$9,000)R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, or double-bubble radiant barrier sized to a 3,000 sq ft building. Budget $3,000 to $6,000 for double-bubble or R-19, up to $9,000 for closed-cell spray foam.
Additional Roll-Up Doors (+$800–$1,800 each)Add roll-up garage doors in 8×8, 9×8, 10×8, 12×12, or 14×14. Mini-storage builds carry 10 to 20 roll-ups along the side walls. Each door adds $800 to $1,800 depending on size.
Storefront Windows & SkylightsUpgrade from standard 30×30 single-hung windows to storefront glazing or add skylights, common for retail conversions and commercial workshops needing daylight.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)Add a contrasting lower 3-ft or 4-ft wainscot band around the building for residential curb appeal or storefront branding, common on barndominium and event-space builds.
Lean-To AdditionsAdd a 10-ft or 12-ft lean-to along one or both 100-ft sides for tractor parking, equipment overhang, or covered outdoor work area, with the same roofline and a single permit.
Mezzanine / Loft SystemEngineered mezzanine floor system over part of the 30-ft span, adding 600 to 1,500 sq ft of storage or office above the shop floor with stair access.
Hurricane / High-Wind Certification (+$1,500–$3,000)Upgrade engineered drawings to 140+ MPH wind certification for FL, TX, NC, SC, and LA Gulf coastal hurricane zones, required for permit in most coastal counties. Typical engineering upcharge: $1,500 to $3,000.
Heavy Snow Load Certification (+$1,500–$3,000)Upgrade to 50, 65, or 80+ PSF snow load engineering with stamped drawings for NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME. County permit offices require certified calcs above 30 PSF.
Build & Configure
Customize & Build Your 100×30 Metal Building Online
You can customize a 100×30 metal building down to leg height, gauge, roof, doors, and color. Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) to spec your build before you pay anything.
Leg Height (8′ to 20′)
Pick 12-ft legs for fleet garages and lift-bay shops, 14-ft to 16-ft for fabrication and warehouse, 18-ft to 20-ft for racking. Taller legs raise wind load and may trigger 12-gauge.
3 Roof Styles
Vertical Roof is recommended on the 100-ft span for snow shedding and rain runoff; Boxed Eave fits residential and barndo looks; Regular Roof is the budget pick for dry, low-snow.
Roof Pitch & Slope
Standard 3:12 pitch handles most climates; upgrade to 4:12 or 5:12 for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME where county code may require steeper drainage.
Frame Gauge (14 or 12)
14-gauge is standard and code-compliant for residential and light commercial; 12-gauge is the upgrade for commercial garages, fabrication shops, and any build over 14-ft legs.
Sheet Metal Gauge (29 or 26)
29-gauge panels are standard with full 20-year warranty; step up to 26-gauge in hail-prone Tornado Alley, coastal salt air, or any build where appearance longevity matters.
Certification & Engineering
Stamped engineered drawings to ASCE 7-22 and AISI S100 are included where county code requires; foundation plans, wind, and snow load calcs ship with every certified 100×30 build.
Roll-Up Garage Doors
Common picks: 10×10 for one-car bays, 12×12 for work trucks, 14×14 for box trucks and RVs. Mini-storage builds run 10 to 20 roll-ups along the 100-ft side walls.
Walk-In Doors
Standard 36-inch personnel doors ship with full steel frame, weatherstripping, and lockset; insulated walk-in doors available for climate-controlled barndo and shop builds.
Hydraulic & Rapid Doors
Commercial hydraulic one-piece doors and high-speed rapid-roll doors available for fleet garages and fabrication shops moving traffic in and out all day.
Windows & Skylights
Standard 30×30 single-hung windows, custom sizes, storefront glazing, and skylights. Most 100×30 workshop kits add 4 to 6 windows and 2 skylights for natural light.
Framed Openings
Pre-frame openings now for future doors, HVAC, or expansion to skip cutting steel later. Common on barndominium builds where finish-out happens after the shell goes up.
Garage Door Openers & Windows
Chain, belt, or Wi-Fi smart openers paired to each roll-up; window kits add daylight rows to roll-up doors, popular on auto repair shops and fleet garages.
17 Standard Color Options
Choose from Barn Red, Beige, Black, Brown, Burgundy, Burnished Slate, Clay, Galvalume, Green, Patriot Red, Pewter Gray, Quaker Gray, Rawhide Tan, Royal Blue, Sandstone, Slate Blue, and White, all 20-year.
Mix-and-Match Roof, Walls, Trim
Spec different colors for roof, walls, and trim. Popular combos on 100×30 builds: White walls with Barn Red roof for ag, Pewter Gray with Black trim for commercial.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)
Add a contrasting 3-ft or 4-ft wainscot band along the lower wall for residential curb appeal, standard on barndominium and event-space configurations.
Galvalume (Bare Metal Finish)
Hot-dipped Al-Zn coated panels in raw silver finish. Cheapest option, excellent corrosion resistance, fits rural ag and industrial use cases without painting.
Painted Trim & Flashings
Color-matched ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, and rake trim ship cut to length for the 100-ft run, with color-coded screws included.
Custom Color Match
Match an existing building, an HOA spec, or a brand color with custom paint. Modest upcharge, longer lead time, color samples mailed before order.
Insulation Options
Single-bubble for moisture control, double-bubble for radiant heat, R-19 fiberglass batt for full climate control, or spray foam for sealed barndo shells across 3,000 sq ft.
Lean-To Additions
Add a 10-ft or 12-ft lean-to along one or both 100-ft sides for tractor sheds, equipment overhangs, or covered outdoor work areas with the same engineered roofline.
Mezzanines & Lofts
Engineered mezzanine over part of the 30-ft span adds 600 to 1,500 sq ft of office, parts storage, or living loft above the shop floor, common in workshops and barndos.
Interior Partitions
Divide the 100-ft length into bays, offices, restrooms, or storage rooms using steel stud framing or insulated metal panels, popular on commercial and barndo builds.
Trim, Anchors, Gables
Decorative gable accents, contrasting trim packages, and finished anchor covers transform a utility shell into a residential-look barndominium or storefront.
Flooring Prep
Site needs a level pad within 3 inches across 100 ft. Concrete slab spec guidance, gravel base options, and engineered pads for forklift loads all available.
Wind & Snow Certification
Standard 100 MPH / 30 PSF; upgrade to 140+ MPH for hurricane zones (FL, TX, NC, SC, LA Gulf) or 65+ PSF for heavy-snow regions (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME).
Permit-Ready Drawings
Stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and wind/snow calcs to IBC, IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC standards, accepted by county permit offices nationwide.
Door Locks & Access Control
Slide bolts, deadbolts, keypad entry, smart locks, and Wi-Fi roll-up openers; Knox box installation available for commercial fire-department access compliance.
Fire Safety & Alarms
Smoke and heat detectors, ABC fire extinguishers, exit signage, and sprinkler-ready framing for commercial 100×30 garages and warehouses meeting OSHA workplace safety standards.
Anchoring System
Concrete wedge, asphalt, mobile-home, or auger ground anchors included based on installation surface, engineered to FEMA wind zone classifications for your county.
Solar & Roof-Top Loads
Engineered framing for rooftop solar arrays, satellite dishes, HVAC condensers, and exhaust fans, with reinforced 12-gauge roof option for heavy mechanical loads.
Permits & Codes
100x30 Metal Building Codes, Permits & Engineering
A 3,000 sq ft 100x30 metal building almost always requires a building permit. Only the smallest agricultural exemptions skip review at this size.
IBC/IRC
Minimum construction standards for building codes
NEC
Electrical safety to reduce fire and shock risk
IFGC
Safe operation of fuel gas appliances and equipment
IECC
Energy efficiency and conservation requirements
IMC
HVAC, ventilation, and exhaust system standards
We also adhere to plumbing codes, energy conservation standards, and any state or local requirements. Our team handles code compliance so you have total peace of mind.
Owner Maintenance
How to Maintain a 100x30 Metal Building
A galvanized steel 100x30 building needs almost no upkeep compared to wood-frame or pole-barn construction. Twice-a-year inspection is enough for most owners.
1
Inspect fasteners and anchor bolts every
Inspect fasteners and anchor bolts every 6 months. Back-out is rare on 14-gauge framing but worth checking after the first freeze-thaw cycle.
2
Wash panels annually with a garden
Wash panels annually with a garden hose and mild detergent to clear pollen, road salt, or coastal salt spray that can shorten paint life.
3
Clear snow drifts off Vertical Roofs
Clear snow drifts off Vertical Roofs after storms over 12 inches; the 3:12 pitch sheds most accumulation but heavy wet snow over 100 ft can hold.
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Touch up scratches or scuffs on
Touch up scratches or scuffs on painted panels with color-matched paint within 60 days to prevent rust-through warranty issues.
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Inspect ridge caps, eave trim, and
Inspect ridge caps, eave trim, and gutter clearings every spring after winter ice. Debris in trim channels can pool water against fasteners.
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Check door tracks, weatherstripping, and lockset
Check door tracks, weatherstripping, and lockset alignment annually; roll-up door springs should be lubricated every 12 months for daily-use commercial garages.
Versatile Applications
What Can You Do with 3000 Square Feet?
What fits inside 3,000 sq ft? Here's what the 100x30 footprint actually holds.
8 to 10 full-size pickup
8 to 10 full-size pickup trucks parked bumper-to-bumper down the 100-ft run with a center walking lane.
20 self-storage units at 10x10
20 self-storage units at 10x10 each, lined up 10 per side along a 10-ft center drive aisle.
A regulation pickleball court (44'
A regulation pickleball court (44' x 20') with full spectator seating and a warm-up area at one end.
A 1,500 sq ft barndominium
A 1,500 sq ft barndominium living wing plus a 1,500 sq ft attached workshop under one roofline.
12 horse stalls (10x10) flanking
12 horse stalls (10x10) flanking a 10-ft center aisle, with a tack room and wash bay at one gable.
Roughly half a regulation basketball
Roughly half a regulation basketball court of clear-span floor, about the length of a regulation bowling lane.
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3 Ways to Order Your 100x30 Metal Building
Customize your 100x30 steel building in our free 3D builder, request a free custom quote, or talk directly with a building expert. Reservation deposit typically 10% to 30% based on your state and manufacturer.
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Tell us your zip code, intended use, and rough configuration. A Steel and Stud designer drafts a custom-engineered 100x30 metal building quote with every line item: frame gauge, roof style, doors, certifications, and ships it back inside 24 hours.
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Design your 100x30 yourself in our free 3D builder
Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and spec the entire 100x30 building yourself: leg height, roof style, doors, windows, colors, lean-tos. Save your spec and submit it for a stamped 24-hour custom quote. No payment, no commitment.
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Skip the form. Call a Steel and Stud building expert and walk through your 100x30 spec by phone. They'll cover code, foundation, doors, and pricing live. Most calls run 10 to 15 minutes and end with a quote on the way to your inbox.
Spec your 100x30 metal building in sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before you talk to anyone. See the build rotate, swap colors, and save the link.
Pick Your Size
Start with the 100x30 footprint and dial in leg height from 8 ft to 20 ft based on your tallest vehicle or equipment.
Choose Roof Style
Select Vertical Roof, Boxed Eave, or Regular Roof. Vertical is the snow- and rain-shedding pick for the 100-ft span.
Add Doors, Windows, Colors
Drop roll-up doors, walk-ins, windows, skylights, and lean-tos onto the model; pick from 17 colors for roof, walls, and trim.
Get Your Quote
Save the spec and submit for a stamped 24-hour custom quote. No payment until you approve and reserve.
Ready to design your custom 100x30 metal building in 3D?
Tip: Open sensei3d in a new tab so you can keep this page open for spec and certification reference. No deposit until you approve the final spec.
100x30 Cost
How Much Does a 100x30 Metal Building Cost?
How much is a 100x30 metal building? Fully installed, the 100x30 metal building kit price runs $46,700 to $59,400 depending on roof style, gauge, and certification.
Your Location
Delivery is free to all 48 continental US states, but state code, county permit fees, and wind/snow zone certifications shift the engineering cost. Coastal and heavy-snow zones run higher.
Steel Gauge
14-gauge framing is standard and keeps the kit at floor pricing; 12-gauge upgrades add roughly 10 to 15% (about $4,700 to $7,000) but extend warranty and stiffness, popular among commercial garage and warehouse buyers.
Roof & Layout
Regular Roof is the cheapest, Boxed Eave mid-tier, Vertical Roof the recommended upgrade for a 100-ft span (+$1,200 to $2,500). Lean-tos, mezzanines, and partitions also move the quote.
Certification
Standard non-certified builds price at the floor; stamped engineered drawings to 140+ MPH wind or 65+ PSF snow add $1,500 to $3,000 in engineering and lengthen lead time to 6 to 10 weeks.
Doors & Access
One 10x10 roll-up and one walk-in are included; mini-storage builds with 10 to 20 roll-ups (+$800 to $1,800 each), hydraulic doors, or 14x14 box-truck doors push the quote toward the high end.
Site Conditions
A level concrete pad on an accessible site installs at standard labor rates; gravel, asphalt, or remote sites with tight access add anchor and final-mile costs.
100x30 Metal Building Complete Price Range
$46,700to$59,400
30 ft Commercial (narrow-frame scaled), 3,000 sqft @ ~$17.68/sqft, ±12% range for options. Excludes sales tax, shipping, site prep, concrete slab, permits, and install add-ons.
How long does it take to install a 100x30 metal building? From order confirmation to a finished 100x30 standing on your site takes 4 to 6 weeks in most regions: 4 weeks of pre-cut production, a few days for scheduling, and 2 to 4 days of on-site install by a certified Steel and Stud crew.
Place Your Order
Approve your stamped quote and lock the build with a 10-30% reservation deposit.
Step 1
Production
Steel is pre-cut, pre-punched, and powder-coated to your spec inside 4 weeks.
Step 2
Prepare the Site
Level your pad within 3 inches across 100 ft and confirm anchor surface: concrete, asphalt, gravel, or ground.
Step 3
Installation
A certified Steel and Stud crew unloads, anchors, and erects the 100x30 in 2 to 4 days, free of charge.
Step 4
Buyer Reviews
100x30 Metal Building Reviews from Verified Buyers
Real feedback from verified 100x30 owners.
★★★★★
Bought the 100x30 for my fleet. Eight service trucks fit bumper to bumper with room for a workbench at the gable. Crew installed in three days on my gravel pad. Quote came back in under a day.
MT
Marcus T.
Lubbock, TX • 100x30x14 Vertical Roof, 12 GA
✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
We split the 100-ft length down the middle, half barndominium and half workshop. Steel and Stud handled the IRC drawings for our county and the install crew was professional. Free delivery saved us $2,400 on freight alone.
JR
Jennifer R.
Asheville, NC • 100x30x12 Boxed Eave with Wainscot
✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
Needed certified snow load engineering for the county and a 100-ft span for hay storage. Got the stamped drawings in two weeks and the building up in five. The 4:12 pitch sheds drifts no problem so far.
The 100x30 sits at the long-narrow end of the size grid: same 30-ft width as a 30x40 or 30x60, but stretched to 100 ft for the depth that fleet, mini-storage, and fabrication buyers need. Compared to a 100x40, the 100x30 saves roughly $15,000 to $20,000 by trimming 1,000 sq ft of footprint while keeping the full 100-ft length.
100x30 Metal Building FAQ: Cost, Permits, Sizes & Install
Quick answers to the most-asked 100x30 buyer questions.
A 100x30 metal building costs $46,700 to $59,400 fully installed. The floor price reflects a 14-gauge framed Regular Roof build with one roll-up door and one walk-in; the high end covers 12-gauge framing, Vertical Roof, certified wind/snow engineering, and additional doors. Steel and Stud quotes every build line-by-line so you see what each upgrade adds.
A 30x100 metal building kit prices identically to a 100x30: $46,700 to $59,400 installed. The dimensions are interchangeable; some buyers list width first, some length first. What changes the price is gauge, roof style, doors, and certification, not the order you write the numbers.
A Steel and Stud crew installs a 100x30 steel building in 2 to 4 days on a prepared, level site. Total project time from order to finished install runs 4 to 6 weeks in most regions, including 4 weeks of pre-cut production and a few days of scheduling. Certified engineered builds add 2 to 4 weeks for stamped drawings.
A 100x30 metal building works as a fleet garage, mini-storage facility, fabrication shop, barndominium shell, equipment storage barn, auto repair shop, warehouse, horse barn, workshop, or event space. The long-narrow footprint handles linear use cases (service lanes, racking aisles, multi-bay storage) that wider builds waste square footage on.
Yes, almost certainly. Most US jurisdictions require a building permit for any structure over 200 sq ft, and a 3,000 sq ft 100x30 will trigger permit review in nearly every county. Steel and Stud ships stamped engineered drawings to ASCE 7-22 and AISI S100 standards with every certified build, accepted by state and county permit offices nationwide.
Insulating a 3,000 sq ft 100x30 metal building runs $3,000 to $9,000 depending on the package. Double-bubble radiant barrier sits at the low end, R-19 fiberglass batt in the middle, and closed-cell spray foam at the top. Most barndominium and climate-controlled shop buyers pick R-19 batt for the long, narrow footprint.
A 100x30 metal building can anchor to concrete, asphalt, ground, or gravel. Steel and Stud ships the matching anchors based on what you specify at order. A 4-inch reinforced concrete slab is the most common pick for commercial garages and barndominiums. Pad must be level within 3 inches across the 100-ft length.
Yes, a 100x30 metal building is a popular barndominium shell. Most buyers split the 100-ft run into a 1,500 sq ft living wing and a 1,500 sq ft workshop under one roofline. Residential conversion requires International Residential Code (IRC) compliance plus IECC energy code on insulation; Steel and Stud handles the stamped drawings.
A 100x30 prefab steel building uses galvanized tubular framing pre-engineered to ASCE 7-22 wind and snow loads with a 20-year rust-through warranty. A pole barn uses wood posts buried in the ground with engineered trusses and is generally cheaper upfront but rots, sags, and burns. Steel outlasts pole-barn construction by decades and carries certified drawings most counties prefer.
A 100x30 metal garage fits 8 to 10 full-size cars or pickup trucks parked bumper-to-bumper down the 100-ft run, with a center walking lane. Configured as a fleet garage with 12-ft to 16-ft legs, it handles work trucks with ladder racks. Two-bay-deep parking isn't possible at 30 ft wide. For that you need the 100x40.
You buy direct from Steel and Stud, which delivers and installs 100x30 metal buildings to all 48 continental US states with free delivery and free professional installation on tubular-frame kits. There's no need to find a local dealer. The kit ships from regional production, and a certified crew installs on your prepared site.
Yes. Every 100x30 steel building kit ships with engineered drawings showing frame layout, panel placement, fastener schedule, and anchor details. Certified builds add wet-stamped drawings with wind and snow load calcs to ASCE 7-22 standards, ready for county permit submittal.
You customize a 100x30 metal building in sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before you pay anything. Pick leg height (8-20 ft), roof style (3 options), frame gauge (12 or 14), panel gauge (26 or 29), 17 colors, doors, windows, lean-tos, mezzanines, and certifications. Save and submit the spec for a stamped 24-hour quote.
Standard lead time is 4 to 6 weeks from order confirmation to delivery and install in most regions. Engineered/certified builds requiring stamped drawings for hurricane or heavy-snow zones run 6 to 10 weeks. Steel and Stud confirms a delivery window when your reservation deposit is placed.
Steel and Stud offers traditional financing with credit check (loans up to $100,000, 24-84 month terms) and rent-to-own with no credit check (24-60 month terms, low upfront, own at end). Both apply to 100x30 steel building kits up to the full quoted price.
Vertical Roof is the recommended pick for the 100-ft span in snow regions. The peaked A-frame with vertical panels sheds snow, drains rain runoff over a long roofline, and carries the strongest wind certification. Boxed Eave fits residential barndo looks, and Regular Roof is the budget option for dry, low-snow regions.
Yes. Free delivery to all 48 continental US states and free professional installation by a certified crew are included on every tubular-frame 100x30 metal building kit. The only additional costs are site prep (your pad), permit fees (your county), and any upgrades you choose during configuration.
You can, but most buyers don't. The pre-cut, pre-punched kit is DIY-capable, but a 100-ft frame typically requires a crew of 3 to 4 working 2 to 4 days to set anchors, raise bents, and align panels square. Steel and Stud recommends professional installation for buildings over 60 ft to keep anchor torque and panel alignment within the 20-year rust-through warranty specs. The install is included free on tubular-frame 100x30 kits, so most buyers take the crew.
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100×80 Metal Building Kits — 8,000 Sq Ft Clear-Span
Buy 100×80 metal building kit from $146,450. 8,000 sq ft warehouse, hangar, fabrication shop or barndominium. Free delivery, 20-yr warranty & 24-hr quote.
100 ft × 80 ft
Footprint
8,000 sq ft
Floor Space
8′ to 20′ configurable
Leg Height
3 styles
Roof Options
12 or 14 GA
Frame Gauge
4-6 weeks
Lead Time
Build & Customize
100×80 Metal Building Specs, Dimensions & Custom Options
Specs below are the standards most buyers spec on sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) before a 100×80 kit ships, with each line engineered to your county code. Use them as a baseline, then adjust in the builder to hit your wind zone, snow zone, and use case.
Building Footprint
100′ Wide × 80′ Long Leg heights configurable from 8 ft to 20 ft. 14 ft, 16 ft, 18 ft, and 20 ft are the most common picks for warehouse and hangar builds.
Total Square Footage
8,000 square feet of usable interior space, with a true 100-ft clear span from sidewall to sidewall and no interior columns.
Building Configurations
Supports warehouse, distribution center, manufacturing facility, riding arena, cold storage, and barndominium configurations; interior layout is yours to spec in sensei3d before you pay anything.
Enclosure Options
Fully enclosed 4-wall shell is standard at this size. Partial enclosures, open-sided wings, and lean-to additions for truck bays or equipment overhangs are all available.
Roof Style Options
Regular Roof (rounded corners, horizontal panels), A-Frame Horizontal / Boxed Eave, or Vertical Roof (peaked A-frame with vertical panels, recommended at 100×80 for snow and rain runoff).
Roof Pitch Options
Standard 3:12 pitch, with 4:12 and 5:12 pitch upgrades available for heavy-snow regions like NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME.
Frame Gauge Options
14-gauge galvanized steel tubing standard; 12-gauge red iron upgrade available for 100x80x18 and 100x80x20 builds carrying heavier roof loads or crane systems.
Roof & Wall Panels
29-gauge sheet metal standard, 26-gauge upgrade available for hail-prone and coastal sites; panels ship in horizontal or vertical orientation to match your roof choice.
Color Options
17 standard colors for roof, walls, and trim, all panels powder-coated with a 20-year fade-resistant finish to hold curb appeal on large facades.
Door Options
Roll-up garage doors from 8×8 up to 14×14 for loading docks, 3×6 and 3×7 walk-in doors, sliding barn doors for arenas, and French doors for barndominium entries.
Window Options
Single-hung 30×30 standard, custom sizes and storefront glazing available, with screens and security bars as optional upgrades for office and retail bays.
Insulation Options
R-13 vapor barrier, R-19 fiberglass batt, and double-bubble radiant barriers available; spray foam and insulated metal panels are common for cold storage and climate-controlled warehouse builds.
Anchoring Options
Concrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile home anchors, and auger ground rebar, selected based on your installation surface and county code.
Installation Surface
Concrete slab, asphalt, compacted ground, or gravel (each requires different anchoring; site must be level within 3 inches before crews arrive).
Certification & Permits
Varies by location. Stamped engineered drawings with wind and snow load calculations are provided wherever county code requires them for an 8,000 sq ft structure.
Snow Load Rating
30-65 PSF depending on configuration; certified engineering available for higher zones across NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME.
Wind Load Rating
100-140 MPH depending on configuration; hurricane-rated certifications available for coastal zones in FL, TX, NC, SC, and the LA Gulf.
Lead Time
4-6 weeks from order confirmation to install in most regions; 6-10 weeks for IBC-certified and engineered commercial builds.
Delivery
Free delivery to all 48 continental US states; final-mile coordination handled for remote sites and restricted-access industrial parks.
Warranty
20-year rust-through warranty on panels and frame; 1-year workmanship warranty on professional installation.
20
Year
Frame Warranty Limited + Product Pledge
20
Year
Sheet Metal Warranty Paint Finish
90
Day
14-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
90
Day
12-Gauge Frame Workmanship Guarantee
Shop by Use Case
12 Popular 100×80 Metal Building Uses (8000 Sq Ft Layouts)
8,000 square feet of column-free floor plate opens doors that a 60×100 or 50×100 simply can’t. Below are the twelve configurations Steel and Stud buyers spec most often at the 100×80 footprint, each one sized, priced, and engineered for how it will actually get used.
Commercial100′ × 80′ × 18′ to 20′
100×80 Distribution Center
Logistics operators pick the 100×80 as a regional distribution center because the clear span fits four 14×14 roll-up dock doors along the 100-ft wall, with turning radius for 53-ft trailers inside. Pallet racking runs four deep down the long axis with a 12-ft cross aisle to spare.
12 GA Red IronVertical Roof4x 14×14 Dock DoorsIBC Certified
Manufacturers configure the 100×80 PEMB for a full production line including CNC cells, finishing bays, and QC stations, with no interior column to re-route conveyors around. 20-ft eaves clear overhead bridge cranes up to 5 tons when you order reinforced columns from the start.
Crane-Ready Framing26 GA PanelsR-19 InsulationStamped Drawings
Commercial real estate operators buy the 100×80 warehouse kit to fill a pad that won’t take a 100×100. You get 8,000 sq ft of storage with two 12×12 roll-ups, a walk-in side door, and room for a 1,000 sq ft mezzanine office without giving up forklift lanes.
14 GA FrameA-Frame Boxed EaveMezzanine-ReadyFree Install
Equestrian buyers spec the 100×80 as a covered riding arena because 80 ft of width clears a standard dressage rectangle with kick-wall room to spare. Sliding barn doors at both gable ends let trainers run a full figure-eight, and 16-ft eaves keep dust-down sprinklers out of a rider’s hat.
16′ Eave Height2x Sliding Barn DoorsGalvalume RoofWind 115 MPH
Families ordering an 80×100 metal building with living quarters typically split the shell 60/40, with 4,800 sq ft of shop on one side and 3,200 sq ft of residence on the other. Four bedrooms, two baths, an open kitchen, and a 40-ft RV bay all fit under one roof with room for a 12-ft loft.
Private pilots and flight-school operators order the 100×80 as a T-hangar replacement that houses two Cessna 182s or a single King Air with wing clearance. A 70-ft hydraulic one-piece door on the 100-ft wall clears a 14-ft tail without jacking the eave past 20 ft.
20′ Eave HeightHydraulic Door ReadyRed Iron FrameWind 140 MPH
Agricultural-industrial operators use the 100×80 as a refrigerated staging building between field and truck. Insulated metal panels at R-30, two 10×10 insulated roll-ups, and a reinforced slab handle pallet jacks hauling 1,500-lb bins without racking the frame.
IMP Panels R-30Insulated Roll-Ups12 GA FrameUSDA-Ready
Youth sports developers drop a regulation high-school basketball court (84’x50′) inside a 100×80 with bleacher room on both baselines. 18-ft eaves clear the rim-plus-backboard-plus-net arc, and vertical panels keep ball-strike noise down compared to horizontal ribbing.
Fabricators and auto-body shops spec the 100×80 commercial workshop to house six 12×30 bays along one wall with a shared 40-ft paint booth on the other. Four walk-in doors, three 10×10 roll-ups, and a row of 30×30 windows feed natural light to every station.
6-Bay Layout3x Roll-Ups14 GA FramePaint-Booth Ready
Cattle and row-crop operators load 800 square bales across the 80-ft width with a center drive aisle for the tractor. Add a 20-ft lean-to on one gable for the baler and combine, and you’ve parked the whole equipment line under one galvanized roof.
Congregations pick the 100×80 as a sanctuary that seats 650 in rows plus a 20×40 stage, or flexes to 400 banquet-style with round tables. Wainscoting, storefront windows, and a painted steel trim package dress the shell up without adding stick-built framing.
Dealership service managers fit ten lift bays across the 100-ft wall with a 20-ft service drive down the 80-ft axis. Two-post lifts need 12 ft of clearance; order a 14-ft eave minimum or step up to 16 ft if you plan to add four-post alignment racks later.
Don’t see your exact use case? Our advisors will help configure your 100×80 for any application. Request a free quote.
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What’s Included in a 100×80 Metal Building Kit?
Steel and Stud ships every 100×80 metal building kit with the full structural package and no hidden line items on the invoice. Here’s what’s standard before you add upgrades in sensei3d.
Free With Every 100×80 Order
Standard configuration items at no extra cost.
Primary Framing (14-Gauge Tubular Steel)14-gauge galvanized steel tubing with G90 hot-dipped zinc coating forms the primary frame. Six columns per sidewall and the trusses carry the full 100-ft clear span.
Roof & Wall Sheeting (29-Gauge)29-gauge sheet metal panels cover the 8,000 sq ft roof and all four walls, pre-cut and pre-drilled to ship flat for fast field assembly.
Engineered Ridge Caps & TrimColor-matched ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, and rake trim ship with every 100×80 building kit so the shell weather-seals without sourcing extras locally.
Concrete Wedge AnchorsAnchor bolts and concrete wedge anchors sized for an 8,000 sq ft footprint are included; asphalt, ground, and mobile-home anchors swap in based on your installation surface.
Standard Color PackageChoose roof, walls, and trim from 17 standard colors at no upcharge, with all panels carrying a 20-year paint-fade warranty alongside the 20-year rust-through warranty.
Engineered DrawingsA set of engineered drawings showing frame layout, fastener schedule, and anchor placement ships with every order so your installers have a single source of truth on site.
Fastener PackageColor-coded self-drilling screws, through-bolts, washers, and neoprene-backed roofing screws are counted out per 100×80 build and shipped labeled by assembly.
Free Delivery to 48 StatesFree delivery to all 48 continental US states is included in the kit price, with no freight surprises on the final invoice, even on a 53-ft flatbed load.
Free Professional InstallationFree professional installation is included on tubular-frame 100×80 buildings; a certified crew handles the erection from anchor-set to final trim.
20-Year Rust-Through WarrantyA 20-year rust-through warranty covers both the galvanized frame and the painted panels against perforation from the inside out.
Standard Wind & Snow EngineeringBase engineering covers 100 MPH winds and 30 PSF snow loads; upgrades to 140 MPH and 65 PSF are a configurator toggle, not a custom quote.
24-Hour Quote TurnaroundSubmit a 100×80 spec through sensei3d or over the phone and a detailed kit-plus-install quote lands in your inbox within 24 hours, with no waiting a week to price the project.
+ Popular 100×80 Building Upgrades
Common add-ons buyers select on this footprint.
12-Gauge Red Iron Frame UpgradeStep the primary frame from 14-gauge tubular to 12-gauge red iron for crane-ready manufacturing, hangar, or heavy-snow builds. Roughly 33% thicker steel and a longer structural warranty.
26-Gauge Panel UpgradeMove both roof and wall panels to 26-gauge sheet metal for hail-prone Midwest sites, coastal salt exposure, and longer paint life on high-visibility facades.
Insulation Package (R-13 / R-19 / IMP)Add double-bubble radiant barrier, R-13 or R-19 fiberglass batt, or full insulated metal panels at R-30 for cold storage, barndominium, and climate-controlled warehouse use.
Hydraulic One-Piece DoorReplace a standard roll-up with a commercial hydraulic one-piece door up to 70 ft wide, the go-to for aircraft hangars and fire-apparatus bays on a 100×80 shell.
Mezzanine Floor SystemEngineered mezzanine framing adds 800 to 2,400 sq ft of second-level floor rated for office, storage, or manufacturing live loads without touching the clear span below.
Lean-To Additions (1, 2, or 3 Sides)Bolt 10-ft, 15-ft, or 20-ft lean-tos onto any gable or sidewall for equipment overhangs, covered loading, or tractor sheds, engineered to match your primary frame.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)Contrasting 3-ft or 4-ft wainscot panels around the base hide scuffs on barndominium, retail, and church-hall builds while adding straightforward curb appeal.
Storefront Window & Glass PackageUpgrade from 30×30 single-hung to storefront glazing for dealership, church, and event-hall configurations that need daylight and street-visibility on a 100-ft facade.
Certification Upgrade (Wind/Snow/Hurricane)Add stamped engineering for 140 MPH hurricane zones (FL, TX, NC, SC, LA Gulf) or 65 PSF heavy-snow zones (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME), required in those states and optional elsewhere.
Solar & Roof-Top Load ReinforcementReinforced purlins and columns carry 10-15 PSF of solar panels, HVAC condensers, or satellite arrays without compromising the 100-ft clear span underneath.
Interior Partition & Office Build-OutSteel-stud partitions or insulated metal panels divide the 8,000 sq ft into bays, offices, restrooms, and storage, priced per linear foot and specced in sensei3d.
Build & Configure
Customize & Build Your 100×80 Metal Building Online
Customize your 100×80 metal building to your county code, your climate, and your use case before it leaves the factory. Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) to spec it yourself and save your spec for a 24-hour quote as you pick leg height, roof style, and doors.
Leg Height (8′ to 20′)
Warehouse and distribution buyers order 16-ft to 20-ft eaves to clear pallet racking and dock trucks; barndominium and riding-arena builds typically land at 14-16 ft for heating efficiency.
3 Roof Styles
Regular Roof is the budget pick; A-Frame Horizontal (Boxed Eave) handles moderate weather; Vertical Roof is the required spec at 100×80 for snow, rain runoff, and any IBC-certified commercial build.
Roof Pitch & Slope
Standard 3:12 pitch drains fine in most zones; step up to 4:12 or 5:12 in NY, CO, MI, MN, and ME where snow loads push past 40 PSF and drift.
Frame Gauge (14 or 12)
14-gauge galvanized tubing is the standard spec; upgrade to 12-gauge red iron for 100x80x18 and 100x80x20 builds carrying bridge cranes, heavy snow, or hurricane-rated wind loads.
Sheet Metal Gauge (29 or 26)
29-gauge panels cover most 100×80 builds; spec 26-gauge for hail-prone Tornado Alley sites, coastal salt exposure in FL/TX/NC/SC, or any facade that has to hold paint for 25+ years.
Certification & Engineering
Stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and AISI S100 / ASCE 7-22 wind-and-snow load calculations ship with every certified 100×80 order. These are required by most county permit offices on an.
Roll-Up Garage Doors
Common picks on the 100-ft wall: two to four 12×12 or 14×14 roll-ups for warehouse and dock use; 10×10 for auto service bays; 8×8 for storage and workshop configurations.
Walk-In Doors
36-inch insulated personnel doors with weatherstripping, heavy-duty locksets, and full steel frames. Most 100×80 builds spec two to four walk-ins for egress compliance under IBC.
Hydraulic & Rapid Doors
Commercial hydraulic one-piece doors up to 70 ft wide suit aircraft hangars and fire bays; high-speed rapid-roll doors (up to 60 inches per second) belong on cold-storage and distribution builds.
Windows & Skylights
Single-hung 30×30 is standard; storefront glazing fits dealership, event-hall, and barndominium builds; skylights cut daytime lighting costs in warehouse and manufacturing use.
Framed Openings
Pre-framed openings let you rough in future roll-ups, HVAC penetrations, or expansion doorways without cutting through finished panels and voiding the rust-through warranty later.
Garage Door Openers & Windows
Chain, belt-drive, and Wi-Fi-enabled commercial openers pair with any roll-up; window kits add daylight to bay doors; motion lighting and Knox-box options round out the access package.
17 Standard Color Options
Pick from Barn Red, Beige, Black, Brown, Burgundy, Burnished Slate, Clay, Galvalume, Green, Patriot Red, Pewter Gray, Quaker Gray, Rawhide Tan, Royal Blue, Sandstone, Slate Blue, and White, all powder-coated.
Mix-and-Match Roof, Walls, Trim
Run different colors on each surface at no upcharge; popular 100×80 combos include White walls with a Barn Red roof for agricultural builds, or Pewter Gray walls with Black trim.
Wainscoting (Two-Tone Walls)
A 3-ft or 4-ft contrasting band around the base hides forklift scuffs in warehouse use and dresses up barndominium, church, and storefront facades without stick-built siding.
Galvalume (Bare Metal Finish)
Hot-dipped aluminum-zinc Galvalume is the cost-effective pick for agricultural-industrial buyers, with a bare-metal look, excellent corrosion resistance, and a few thousand dollars off the 100×80 kit price.
Painted Trim & Flashings
Color-matched ridge caps, eave trim, corner trim, gable trim, rake trim, and color-coded fasteners come standard, with no contrast-screw eyesores on a 100-ft sightline.
Custom Color Match
Need to match an existing campus building or an HOA spec? Custom paint matches are available with a small upcharge and sample-chip approval before panels hit the paint line.
Insulation Options
Single-bubble and double-bubble radiant barriers suit warehouse and workshop use; R-13 or R-19 fiberglass batt covers barndominium and office build-outs; IMP panels at R-30 handle cold storage.
Lean-To Additions
Add 10-ft, 15-ft, or 20-ft lean-tos on one, two, or three sides for covered loading zones, tractor sheds, or equipment overhangs, engineered to share load paths with the primary 100×80.
Mezzanines & Lofts
An engineered mezzanine adds 800-2,400 sq ft of second-level floor for offices, parts storage, or retail backstock, rated for commercial live loads and common in workshop and warehouse builds.
Interior Partitions
Divide 8,000 sq ft into bays, offices, restrooms, and storage with steel-stud walls or insulated metal panels, specced per linear foot in sensei3d so you see the cost before you.
Trim, Anchors, Gables
Decorative gable accents, contrasting trim bands, and residential-look anchor covers dress up a barndominium or event-hall 100×80 without adding framed-out stick construction.
Flooring Prep
A 6-inch reinforced concrete slab is the norm for commercial 100×80 builds; gravel or asphalt works for ag and storage use. Plan on $5-8 per sq ft for engineered pads.
Wind & Snow Certification
Standard engineering covers 100 MPH wind and 30 PSF snow. Upgrade to 140 MPH for FL/TX/NC/SC/LA Gulf hurricane zones and 65 PSF for NY/CO/MI/MN/ME heavy-snow regions, all a configurator toggle.
Permit-Ready Drawings
Stamped engineered drawings, foundation plans, and full IBC, IRC, NEC, IFGC, IECC, and IMC compliance documentation ship with every certified 100×80, which is what your county permit office actually wants.
Door Locks & Access Control
Slide bolts, commercial deadbolts, keypad entry, smart locks, Wi-Fi-enabled roll-up openers, and Knox box mounts cover everything from a private workshop to a multi-tenant industrial building.
Fire Safety & Alarms
Smoke and heat detectors, ABC extinguishers, illuminated exit signage, and sprinkler-ready purlin framing are standard add-ons for commercial 100×80 builds that trigger OSHA and local fire-code review.
Anchoring System
Concrete wedge anchors, asphalt anchors, mobile-home anchors, and auger ground anchors ship included; the crew selects the right set based on your installation surface before the anchor-set visit.
Solar & Roof-Top Loads
Reinforced purlins and columns carry 10-15 PSF of solar arrays, HVAC condensers, and satellite dishes; spec the upgrade at order time so you don’t retrofit into a standard-load 100×80 later.
Permits & Codes
100x80 Metal Building Codes, Permits & Engineering
At 8,000 sq ft, a 100x80 metal building almost always triggers a county permit review because it clears the small-structure exemption in every US jurisdiction we've shipped to. Rules vary, but here's what most buyers encounter.
IBC/IRC
Minimum construction standards for building codes
NEC
Electrical safety to reduce fire and shock risk
IFGC
Safe operation of fuel gas appliances and equipment
IECC
Energy efficiency and conservation requirements
IMC
HVAC, ventilation, and exhaust system standards
We also adhere to plumbing codes, energy conservation standards, and any state or local requirements. Our team handles code compliance so you have total peace of mind.
Owner Maintenance
How to Maintain a 100x80 Metal Building
Low-maintenance by design, a 100x80 metal building still rewards a predictable inspection schedule across 8,000 sq ft of roof and wall surface. Here's the routine most owners run.
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Walk the exterior twice a year
Walk the exterior twice a year looking for loose fasteners, lifted trim, and any panel dings from equipment or hail.
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Rinse roof and wall panels once
Rinse roof and wall panels once a year with a garden hose to clear pollen, salt, and industrial dust that shorten paint life.
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After any snow event over 18
After any snow event over 18 inches, rake the roof or verify drift isn't loading one bay above the engineered PSF rating.
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Touch up any scratches that expose
Touch up any scratches that expose bare steel with color-matched paint within 30 days to keep the 20-year rust-through warranty intact.
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Check anchor bolts and base plates
Check anchor bolts and base plates annually for corrosion, loose nuts, or slab spalling around the concrete wedge anchors.
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Clear gutters and downspouts every spring
Clear gutters and downspouts every spring and fall so a 100-ft-long roof line doesn't back water up under the eave trim.
Versatile Applications
What Can You Do with 8000 Square Feet?
8,000 square feet sounds abstract until you park real things inside it. Here's what actually fits in a 100x80 metal building.
14 full-size pickup trucks parked
14 full-size pickup trucks parked in a 2x7 grid with 4-ft walking clearance between rows.
A regulation high-school basketball court
A regulation high-school basketball court (84'x50') with 16-ft sideline bleachers on both baselines.
Four 53-ft trailers backed into
Four 53-ft trailers backed into dock doors with room for pallet staging and a forklift turn zone.
A 3,200 sq ft 4-bed
A 3,200 sq ft 4-bed barndominium with a 4,800 sq ft workshop sharing the same roof.
A 40-head cattle operation with
A 40-head cattle operation with hay storage, equipment bay, and a 20-ft lean-to for the baler.
Six 12x30 automotive service bays
Six 12x30 automotive service bays plus a 40-ft paint booth and a parts mezzanine upstairs.
Two Cessna 182s wing-to-wing with
Two Cessna 182s wing-to-wing with tug-out room and a pilot's office in one corner.
Pallet racking four deep down
Pallet racking four deep down the long axis with a 12-ft cross aisle and a 1,000 sq ft office mezzanine.
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3 Ways to Order Your 100x80 Metal Building
Customize your 100x80 steel building in our free 3D builder, request a free custom quote, or talk directly with a building expert. Reservation deposit typically 10% to 30% based on your state and manufacturer.
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Free custom design, priced within 24 hours
Tell us your zip code, use case, and eave height, and a Steel and Stud building expert will send back a stamped 100x80 quote within 24 hours. This is the path most commercial buyers take when they want pricing in writing before they open the 3D builder. No deposit until you approve the spec.
24-hour quote turnaround on every 100x80 spec
Stamped engineered drawings included where required
Free quote. Flexible deposit to reserve your 100x80 build after approval.
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Design your 100x80 yourself, see your spec in 3D
Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and spec your 100x80 metal building kit piece by piece, including roof style, eave height, doors, colors, and insulation. Save the spec for a stamped 24-hour quote. Free tool, no account needed, and the saved config drops straight into a custom quote when you're ready.
Free tool. Flexible deposit to reserve your 100x80 build.
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Call a Steel and Stud building expert if your 100x80 project has moving parts like crane loads, hurricane certification, multi-tenant build-out, or a permit office that's already asking questions. We'll walk the spec with you live, run pricing in sensei3d, and get a formal quote moving the same day.
Tip: Open sensei3d in a new tab so you can keep this page open for spec and certification reference. No deposit until you approve the final spec.
100x80 Cost
How Much Does a 100x80 Metal Building Cost?
How much is a 100x80 metal building? The 100x80 metal building cost runs $146,450 to $186,350 fully installed, depending on roof style, frame gauge, eave height, door package, and certification level.
Your Location
Delivery is free to all 48 continental US states, but local code, wind zone, and snow zone drive engineering upgrades. A 100x80 in Miami pays more for certification than the same build in central Texas.
Steel Gauge
14-gauge galvanized tubing is the standard 100x80 spec; the 12-gauge red iron upgrade adds roughly 15-20% to the kit price and unlocks crane-ready, hurricane-rated, and heavy-snow configurations.
Roof & Layout
Vertical Roof adds a modest premium over A-Frame Horizontal but is the required spec for IBC-certified commercial builds. Pitch upgrades from 3:12 to 5:12 add material cost for heavy-snow regions.
Certification
Stamped engineered drawings for 140 MPH hurricane zones or 65 PSF snow zones add to the base quote but are non-negotiable in coastal and mountain states. Non-certified builds ship faster and price lower.
Doors & Access
Four 14x14 dock doors price very differently than two 10x10 roll-ups. Hydraulic one-piece hangar doors and high-speed rapid-roll cold-storage doors each carry meaningful premiums worth specifying upfront.
Site Conditions
Concrete slab, asphalt, gravel, and ground installations each call for different anchoring and labor. A level site inside 3 inches keeps install costs at the low end of the 100x80 range.
100x80 Metal Building Complete Price Range
$146,450to$186,350
Commercial Building, 8,000 sqft @ ~$20.8/sqft, ±12% range for options. Excludes sales tax, shipping, site prep, concrete slab, permits, and install add-ons.
From the minute your 100x80 deposit clears, Steel and Stud moves the build through engineering, production, and free professional installation on a published 4-6 week schedule. Most tubular-frame 100x80 metal building kits ship in 4-6 weeks and install in 5-10 working days; certified IBC and hurricane-rated builds run 6-10 weeks.
Place Your Order
A 10-30% reservation deposit locks your production slot and kicks off engineering.
Step 1
Production
Pre-engineered framing and panels cut in 4-6 weeks, 6-10 for certified builds.
Step 2
Prepare the Site
Level your pad within 3 inches and confirm anchor type before the crew rolls.
Step 3
Installation
Free professional installation wraps in 5-10 working days on a standard 100x80.
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Buyer Reviews
100x80 Metal Building Reviews from Verified Buyers
Real feedback from verified 100x80 owners.
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We needed an 8,000 sq ft clear-span for a regional 3PL operation and Steel and Stud quoted the 100x80 inside 24 hours. Four 14x14 dock doors, 12-gauge red iron, 140 MPH wind cert, the whole package went up in eight working days after the slab cured.
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Marcus D.
Lubbock, TX • 100x80x18 distribution center
✓ Verified Purchase
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We split our 80x100 metal building 60/40, with shop on one side and 3,200 sq ft of living on the other. Sensei3d let us see the layout before we paid a dime, and the 65 PSF snow engineering was a configurator toggle, not a custom quote. Installed in six days.
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Jenna R.
Bozeman, MT • 80x100 barndominium with living quarters
✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
Hurricane-rated 140 MPH 100x80 with a 70-ft hydraulic door on the long wall. Two Cessnas inside with room to tug, and Steel and Stud handled the FEMA wind-zone paperwork with the county. The stamped drawings cleared permit on the first submittal.
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Hector V.
Gainesville, FL • 100x80x20 aircraft hangar
✓ Verified Purchase
Size Comparison
Compare 100x80 vs. Other Metal Building Sizes
At 8,000 sq ft of clear-span floor plate, the 100x80 sits in the middle of the commercial-scale band. Step down to 60x100 and you lose 2,000 sq ft and roughly 25 ft of unbroken width, usable but tight for a full dock-door array or a regulation court.
100x80 Metal Building FAQ: Cost, Permits, Sizes & Install
Quick answers to the most-asked 100x80 buyer questions.
An 80x100 metal building costs $146,450 to $186,350 fully installed through Steel and Stud, with free delivery to all 48 continental US states and free professional installation on tubular-frame builds. The range covers 14-gauge vs 12-gauge framing, 29-gauge vs 26-gauge panels, eave height from 14 ft to 20 ft, and wind/snow certification level. Expect the high end of the range for hurricane-zone or heavy-snow certified builds.
A 100x80 metal building kit prices from $146,450 installed. That includes the steel shell, free delivery, free professional installation on tubular-frame builds, stamped engineered drawings where required, and the 20-year rust-through warranty. Foundation concrete is separate, so plan on $5-8 per sq ft in most US markets for a 6-inch reinforced slab.
A 60x100 metal building (6,000 sq ft) typically runs about 20-25% less than a 100x80 because the clear span is shorter and the steel tonnage is lower. For an apples-to-apples comparison to this page's $146,450 starting point, a 60x100 usually lands in the $115,000-$145,000 installed range depending on spec.
A 50x100 metal building (5,000 sq ft) is a smaller clear-span footprint and generally prices from about $95,000 to $130,000 installed, depending on roof style, gauge, and certification. The per-sq-ft price is similar to a 100x80, but the narrower clear span limits use cases, so no regulation court and tighter dock arrays.
A 6-inch reinforced concrete slab for a 50x100 footprint (5,000 sq ft) typically runs $25,000 to $40,000 in most US markets at $5-8 per sq ft. For a 100x80 at 8,000 sq ft, plan on $40,000 to $64,000 for the slab alone. Slab cost isn't included in the 100x80 kit price; it's a separate line item on your total project budget.
The 100x80 metal building shines wherever you need 8,000 sq ft of column-free clear span. Top uses are regional distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, aircraft hangars, riding arenas, indoor sports facilities, cold storage, and barndominiums with a live-work split. If your project needs a full 80-ft clear width and doesn't need the extra 2,000 sq ft of a 100x100, the 100x80 is the sweet spot.
A professional Steel and Stud crew installs a standard 80x100 steel building kit in 5-10 working days once the slab is cured and the site is level. Lead time from order to install is typically 4-6 weeks for non-certified builds and 6-10 weeks for IBC-certified or hurricane-rated 80x100s. Self-install kits can take experienced builders 3-4 weeks of weekend work.
Yes, an 80x100 metal building with living quarters is one of the most common configurations at this footprint. Most buyers split the 8,000 sq ft shell 60/40 or 70/30, with roughly 4,800-5,600 sq ft of shop or garage on one side and 2,400-3,200 sq ft of residence on the other, all on a shared stamped foundation. Spec R-19 insulation, storefront windows, and wainscoting in sensei3d for a code-compliant residential build.
Leg heights run from 8 ft to 20 ft in 2-ft increments. The most common 100x80 picks are 14 ft for barndominium and residential workshop use, 16 ft for riding arenas and indoor sports, 18 ft for warehouses with pallet racking, and 20 ft for aircraft hangars and crane-ready manufacturing. Heavier eaves require 12-gauge red iron framing over 14-gauge standard.
Yes, almost always. An 8,000 sq ft structure clears the small-structure exemption in every US jurisdiction Steel and Stud ships to, so a county permit is standard. Commercial 100x80 builds typically require IBC-certified stamped drawings; residential barndominium configurations fall under IRC. Every certified Steel and Stud order ships with the engineered drawings, foundation plans, and load calculations your permit office needs.
A 100x80 metal building is a pre-engineered steel structure with a galvanized tubular or red-iron frame and bolted connections, while a pole barn uses wood posts sunk into the ground with wood trusses. At the 8,000 sq ft size, clear-span steel usually wins on lifetime cost, with no interior posts, a 20-year rust-through warranty, faster 4-6 week lead time, and simpler county permitting on commercial use. Pole barns often price lower up front but can't match the column-free interior.
Yes. Steel and Stud ships 100x80 steel building kits for self-install anywhere in the continental US, with the same stamped drawings and 20-year warranty. Free professional installation is included on tubular-frame builds, but if you have a trusted local crew or want to save labor on a 12-gauge red-iron build, the kit-only path is available in sensei3d at checkout.
Standard engineering covers 100 MPH winds and 30 PSF snow, which clears most of the continental US. Upgrades carry a 100x80 to 140 MPH for coastal hurricane zones (FL, TX, NC, SC, LA Gulf) and 65 PSF for heavy-snow regions (NY, CO, MI, MN, ME). Upgrades are configurator toggles, not custom-quote headaches, and come backed by ASCE 7-22 and AISI S100 engineering.
Steel and Stud offers traditional financing with a credit check (3-10 year fixed-rate terms) and rent-to-own with no credit check on 100x80 metal buildings. RTO is a fit for owner-operators and small businesses that want to skip the bank process; traditional financing usually lands a lower monthly payment for commercial buyers with established credit. Both paths cover the kit-plus-install package and the 20-year rust-through warranty.
There are three paths to order. Open sensei3d (the 3D building configurator) and save your 100x80 spec, request a free 24-hour written quote, or call 1-877-275-7048 to talk to a building expert. Lock in your production slot with a 10-30% reservation deposit after quote approval; the final balance is due after installation is complete.
Yes. Free delivery is included on every 100x80 metal building order to all 48 continental US states, even on the 53-ft flatbed loads a build this size requires. Final-mile coordination is handled for remote sites and restricted-access industrial parks. There are no freight surprises on the final invoice; the quoted price is the delivered price.
Every 100x80 from Steel and Stud carries a 20-year rust-through warranty on both the galvanized frame and the painted panels, plus a 1-year workmanship warranty on professional installation. Panels also carry a 20-year paint-fade warranty covered by the powder-coat finish on all 17 standard colors.
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100×80 Metal Building Kits — 8,000 Sq Ft Clear-Span
Buy 100×80 metal building kit from $146,450. 8,000 sq ft warehouse, hangar, fabrication shop or barndominium. Free delivery, 20-yr warranty & 24-hr quote.
Leg height adjustable up to 20'
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ESTIMATED PRICE RANGE$9,200 - $10,300
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Why Pre-Engineered Steel
6 Reasons to Choose a Steel Over Stick-Built
Faster timelines, lower total cost and a longer structural lifespan. Here is why thousands of property owners build with Steel and Stud instead of wood, block or masonry.
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40 to 60% Lower Total Build Cost
Factory fabrication cuts on-site labor, eliminates material waste and compresses your project timeline from months to weeks. Most owners save $15 to $30/sqft versus comparable wood-frame or concrete block construction.
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PE-Stamped Drawings Included
Structural engineering and stamped plans come standard with every cold-formed steel order. Designed for your local wind speed, snow load and seismic zone. Submit directly to your building department for permit approval.
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Column-Free Interiors to 200+ Feet
Rigid frame engineering eliminates support columns inside the building envelope. Use every square foot of floor space for equipment, inventory, vehicles, courts or congregation seating without obstruction.
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Zero Rot, Warp or Termite Risk
Galvanized steel framing and coated panels resist corrosion, mold and insect damage. The structure holds its form for decades with minimal upkeep. No repainting, no replacing warped studs, no pest treatments.
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Expand, Extend or Relocate
Need more space next year? Add bays to extend length, attach lean-tos for side coverage, or install mezzanine framing for a second level. If your site changes, the building can be disassembled and re-erected on a new foundation.
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Design and Price Online in 3D
The online building configurator lets you set exact dimensions, roof profile, panel type, insulation, doors, windows, colors and accessories. See instant pricing, then download your configuration summary.
Span Engineering
Clear Span vs Single Span vs Multi-Span
The span type you select affects interior layout flexibility, column placement, cost per square foot and maximum achievable width. Steel and Stud engineers each building to the optimal span configuration for your specific application.
Clear Span
No columns, W up to 80 ft
Zero interior columns
Maximum floor plan flexibility
Ideal for sports, worship, hangars
Higher cost per sqft at wide spans
Multi-Span
Interior columns, W 80 to 200+ ft
Widths over 100 feet achievable
Lower per-foot cost
Supports crane rails and mezzanines
Columns affect floor layout
Single Span
Small builds, W up to 40 ft
Most affordable option
Fastest fabrication lead time
Great for small shops and storage
Limited to 40 ft max width
Customer Reviews
What Property Owners Say About Steel and Stud
Real customers, real installs. See why 15,000+ property owners chose Steel and Stud for their Metal Buildings.
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4.8 out of 5 based on 2,847 verified customer reviews
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"We compared five metal building companies before choosing Steel and Stud for our 50x100 distribution warehouse. Their quote came in 28 percent under the nearest competitor for identical wind and snow ratings. The PE-stamped drawings sailed through our Shelby County permit office on the first submission with zero revisions. Building was fabricated, shipped and erected in under 10 weeks from deposit to occupancy."
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Thomas C.
Memphis, TN
50X100X18 WAREHOUSE
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"Our 60x80 riding arena and equipment barn went up on our Montana ranch last fall. The Steel and Stud team walked us through every decision in the 3D configurator, from overhead door placement for tractor access to insulation thickness for our winters. Clear span interior gives the horses a full 60 feet of unobstructed arena space with no columns to navigate. Would absolutely recommend Steel and Stud to any rancher or equestrian facility."
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Linda P.
Bozeman, MT
60X80X16 AGRICULTURAL BUILDING
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"Expanded our auto body shop with a 40x60 industrial building from Steel and Stud. The erection crew was professional and efficient. Scheduling took about two weeks longer than originally quoted due to a holiday backlog, but the finished building is exactly what we specified and the pricing was fair. The 16-foot eave height gives us room for a two-post lift and still fits a paint booth without clearance issues. Good experience overall with Steel and Stud."
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Mike R.
Jacksonville, FL
40X60X16 INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
Common Questions
Metal Buildings FAQ
Everything you need to know before ordering your steel carport: pricing, installation, permits, warranties, anchoring and dimensions.
Widths from 20 to 100+ feet, lengths from 20 to 200+ feet, eave heights from 10 to 24 feet. Buildings wider than 60 feet typically use multi-span framing with interior columns.
Shell pricing ranges from $8 to $22 per square foot depending on span, height, load ratings, insulation and accessories. Larger footprints cost less per foot due to fixed engineering spread over more area. Steel and Stud provides itemized quotes so you can compare line by line.
Clear span means zero interior columns, ideal when you need open floor space (warehouses, arenas, hangars). Multi-span uses interior columns to achieve wider total footprints (80 to 200+ feet) at lower cost. Choose based on how you plan to use the interior.
Yes. Every cold-formed steel building ships with professional structural engineering and stamped drawings ready for your local building department. No separate engineering fee.
Roll-up overhead doors to 24x16, walk-in doors, windows, skylights, gutters, insulation, wainscot, cupolas, lean-tos, mezzanine framing, crane rails and bi-fold hangar doors. Everything is configurable in the 3D designer.
Six to twelve weeks from approved engineering. Components ship on flatbed trucks to your site, ready for erection. Delivery is included in pricing for all 48 states.
Buildings under 40x60 can be owner-erected with the right equipment and experience. Larger structures need a professional crew with crane access. We can connect you with experienced erectors in your region.
Yes. Commercial financing, lease-to-own, equipment financing and monthly payment plans are all available. View all options.
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Steel Building Sizes, Configurations and Cost Breakdown
Pre-engineered steel structures use cold-formed framing fabricated off-site to your exact specifications. The kit ships to your property, ready for ground-up assembly. This eliminates the weather delays, material waste and skilled-labor bottleneck of conventional construction, cutting total project cost by 40 to 60 percent on average. Steel and Stud has delivered this approach to thousands of commercial and agricultural property owners since 2004.
Available widths run from 20 to 100+ feet. Lengths extend from 20 to 200+ feet in bay increments. Eave heights span 10 to 24+ feet. Rigid frame engineering, a Steel and Stud core competency, delivers column-free interiors to 80 feet wide. Multi-span configurations push total width past 200 feet for campus-scale facilities.
What Drives Pricing in 2026
Total square footage, eave height, span type, local load requirements (wind, snow, seismic), insulation spec, door count and delivery distance all factor into your final quote. Rough benchmarks: $8 to $14 per square foot for agricultural shells, $12 to $18 for commercial buildings, $16 to $22+ for heavy industrial with crane rails or mezzanines. Larger footprints cost less per foot because fixed engineering is spread across more area.
How the 3D Building Configurator Works
The online design tool walks you through dimensions, roof profile (gable, gambrel, single slope), panel orientation, insulation layers, door and window placement, color selection and structural add-ons. It generates a live price estimate and downloadable configuration. A building specialist then finalizes the engineering package and prepares stamped drawings for your permit submission.
Industry Applications
Commercial: retail storefronts, auto shops, contractor yards, self-storage facilities. Industrial: manufacturing plants, distribution hubs, fleet maintenance bays. Agricultural: equipment barns, hay storage, livestock shelter, riding arenas. Institutional: churches, gyms, government facilities, aviation hangars, sports complexes. Each application benefits from open span interiors, fast erection and low lifetime maintenance.
Related Categories
For smaller enclosed structures, explore enclosed steel garages and open metal buildings. For agricultural use, see metal barns. For individual framing components, browse purlins, standing seam, insulated panels and roofing systems.
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