Metal Building Outlet provided this preconstructed metal building for a customer in Glen Ullin, North Dakota. Attractive and highly functional, the building boasts light stone paint, and it now serves as a shop. Once fully erect, it stands 75’x100’x20’ in size, and its long-lasting Galvalume metal roof has a 1.5:12 pitch and helps prevent corrosion.
Metal Building Outlet sourced this prefabricated metal building in Belcourt, North Dakota. Now operating as a shop, the structure is comprised of top-quality steel materials, and a hardwearing, corrosion-resistant Galvalume roof with a 1:12 pitch protects the interior from above.
Metal Building Outlet provided this prefabricated metal building for a client in Arnegard, North Dakota. Functional and attractive, the building boasts a Misty Gray exterior and a complementing Saddle Tan metal roof with a 2:12 pitch. Crafted using premium-quality steel components, the building now operates as a shop, and it stands 42’x81’x14’ in size upon erection.
Metal Building Outlet secured this prefabricated steel building for a buyer in Fessenden, North Dakota. The building boasts a Saddle Tan exterior and a Dark Green, corrosion-resistant roof with a 3:12 pitch. Following a simple erection process, it stands 50’x60’x16’ in size.
Metal Building Outlet sourced this prefabricated metal office building on behalf of a client in Maddock, North Dakota. Crafted using premium-quality steel components, the building offers uncompromised strength and durability, while overhead, a Galvalume metal roof with a 2:12 pitch helps protect against corrosion and the North Dakota elements.
Metal Building Outlet was the proud provider of this preconstructed metal building in Pick City, North Dakota, in January of 2020.
Designed to hold its own against extreme temperatures and weather patterns, the building currently functions as a shop and features durable, top-of-the-line steel construction. When erect, it is 50’x60’x16’ in size and has high overhead clearance and a wide clear span that maximize usable space.
The roof of the metal shop has a 3:12 pitch and is comprised of hardwearing, corrosion-resistant Galvalume steel sheeting, and (3) framed openings offer convenient access inside. Found throughout the workshop are (2) 16’x14’ overhead door openings and (1) 3’4”x7’2” walk door. The steel building also features several customizations added with regard for the climate characteristics of Pick City and the surrounding landscape, among them a 35-pound snow load and a 115-mph wind speed rating.
Home to just a few hundred residents, Pick City is a part of North Dakota’s Mercer County. It sits about 64 miles south of Minot and roughly 172 miles outside Williston.
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Metal Building Outlet was the supplier of these (2) pre-engineered steel equestrian buildings in White Shield, North Dakota, in October of 2019.
Currently functioning as riding arenas, the (2) steel equestrian buildings offer unparalleled strength and durability, delivering reliable protection for animals and riders. The larger of the buildings is an expansive 100’x310’x16’ in size, while the second, smaller metal arena stands 33’x310’x16’. Both buildings have high overhead clearance, making them safe for their intended usage, and they both have rugged, corrosion-resistant Galvalume roofs with 1:12 pitch overhead, protecting the riding areas from the North Dakota elements.
As far as accessibility, the steel equestrian buildings have (6) framed openings between them, which include (3) 14’x14’ overhead door openings and (3) 3070 walk door openings enclosing (3) 3070 walk doors. They also feature 43-pound snow loads and 115-mph wind speed ratings; customizations made in consideration of North Dakota’s sometimes-harsh climate and the building code restrictions currently in place at the address.
Part of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, White Shield, North Dakota, is a part of McLean County. The area sits about 96 miles outside Bismarck and about 56 miles northwest of Washburn.
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Metal Building Outlet supplied this rugged, pre-engineered metal building for a customer in Jamestown, North Dakota.
Boasting a clear-span design free from any inside obstructions and an attractive, galvanized steel exterior, this metal arch building stands 40’x31’x15’ upon erection, and a robust, corrosion-resistant Galvalume metal roof protects the interior of the arch building from above.
Offering strength, durability and functionality, the steel building stands strong in the face of North Dakota’s sometimes harsh, variable weather patterns, and it features several accommodations added with regard for the Jamestown area’s climate characteristics. These include a wind speed rating of 90 mph and a snow load of 30 pounds. North Dakota’s ninth-largest city, Jamestown falls within Stutsman County, in the southeastern part of the state. The community lies at the confluence of the James River and Pipestem Creek, about 13 miles from Buchanan and about 40 miles outside Woodworth.
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Metal Building Outlet sourced this preconstructed steel aircraft hangar for a customer in Twin Buttes, North Dakota, in May of 2019.
Now in use as an aircraft hangar, the metal building features rugged, reliable steel construction, resulting in unparalleled protection for stored planes and helicopters. Once erect, the steel hangar stands 50’x70’x20’ in size, and it features a wide clear-span so it can easily accommodate aircraft in a range of different sizes.
Ash Gray in color, the metal hangar features (5) framed openings throughout, and these include (1) 40’x16’ opening, (2) 3070 walk door openings and (2) 14’x16’ overhead openings. Overhead, a damage- and corrosion-resistant roof made from Galvalume panels offers premium protection from the elements while boasting a 2:12 roof pitch. Other accommodations added with regard for North Dakota’s variable climate and the building codes currently in place across the region include a 43-pound snow load and a 115-mph wind speed rating.
A small, unincorporated community in west-central North Dakota, Twin Buttes falls within the borders of Dunn County. The area sits about 12 miles outside Halliday and about 21 miles outside Werner.
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