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30×20 Lean-to Building
ITEM LTVB3020107
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Starting At: $6296
Lean-tos are very handy when it comes to additions to your Metal Building. This additional storage space can give you equal protection at a fraction of the cost.
We are featuring a 30’ wide x 20’ long and 10/7’ tall lean-to building with an enclosed space of 360sq. ft and an open wall covered space of 240sq.ft. The roof of this 30×20 building with lean-to is a vertical style which helps snow slides off easily. These vertical panels are the most suitable option if you live in a heavy snow region.
Not just the vertical roof panel, this 30’ wide lean-to building kit is also certified for the high wind and snow, which makes it a perfect building storage option augmented by durability, strength, protection, flexibility and the most important – peace of mind.
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Roof Style Vertical Type Agricultural Covers, Buildings with lean-to, Carport with Options, Custom Buildings, Farm Buildings, Storage Units Width 30 Length 20 Height 10’ Center, 7’ Lean To Gauge 14 Gauge Sides Closed Yes (main building fully enclosed with open lean-to) Ends Closed Yes (main building fully enclosed with open lean-to) Gable Front No Gable Back No Certified Certified Garage Door 8x8’ centered on front wall Walk-in Door No Windows No Warranty One year workmanship warranty, 10 year panel warranty (chipping and cracking only), and 20 year rust through warranty on both the 12 gauge and 14 gauge frames. Delivery / Installation Free Delivery and Installation. Lead times vary based upon installation location. - RESOURCES
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What Our Customers Say
Carport Central did a great job on communication, however, Carolina carport did not. They all of a sudden didn’t service my area, and with no call. I had to call them and no help.
Contacted Carport Central, and right away they got ahold of Tri-State.
The scheduler for Tri-State got in contact with me the next day…Fantastic!
The day of the installation, which was scheduled for 2:30 and would call, no one showed up. I called the Tri-State scheduler, she, in turn, called the installers and told me they were just finishing up and was only 12 minutes away.
One hour later, no call/show.
When I had a chance to call, Tri-state was closed. Now it was a waiting game.
5:35 the crew showed up… no call just showed up. Three hours later, and no phone call?
The crew was able to complete the task in less that one hour.
I was satisfied with the work, just not the communication.
Rich
IA
