Jun 1, 1999 · The tall “Prairie” barn was the most common barn in the Midwest and West. Built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Prairie barns were large enough to house draft animals, milk cows and hay (stored in a loft overhead).

Jan 18, 2023 · Monitor-style roofs were a common feature and these barns were especially popular among dairy farmers. Today, this style is more obscure but can still be found throughout the midwest. 3. Corn Crib Barn. As the name suggests, this style of barn was developed to store and dry corn. They’re well-ventilated and usually lack doors.

We offer a large selection of animal shelters, barn cabins, cottage barns, deluxe cabins, gambrel lofted garages, hibarns, and mini barns. We also offer custom-built storage structures, in either metal or wood, to best fit your storage and recreational dreams.

Inspired by barns of the midwest, the Westland includes a gambrel-style roof and a 12' x 36' enclosed lean-to. On the first floor, there’s plenty of space to park farm tractors or house animals. Upstairs, find a capable 30' x 36' loft.

Jun 10, 2019 · When considering barn colors of the East and Midwest (and to a lesser extent, the West), it’s obvious that the iconic red coloring is what most people associate with barns. After all, a red barn surrounded by green fields is one the classic images of rural America.

Hi-Loft Barns feature 8' tall sidewalls, full loft, 36" entry doors, and superior strength. Available in 24' wide with 9ft walls. Design your barn today!

Feb 1, 2021 · If you’re looking to get the most storage space in your new Tuff Shed building, this Premier Tall Barn virtual tour is a great place to find inspiration. This display features plenty of storage options, including shelving, a workbench, and a storage loft.

Whether you’re looking for an exquisite barn home, a space for hosting weddings and events, a unique commercial structure, or a functional storage or livestock barn, we can design a custom space that fits all your needs.

Jun 22, 2015 · Bank barns. The bank barn takes advantage of consistent ground temperatures, with part of the structure built into a hillside or manmade embankment. Most were built in the Midwest during the 1800s. During the summer and winter, these barns benefit from natural cooling and insulation from the earth. Many of these barns feature two levels.

This Great Plains Western Horse Barn is used as a family get-away with options for storage. All Timberlyne structures feature the strength and beauty of post and beam timber frame construction. Rustic yet sophisticated, our barns are pre-manufactured, shipped as a kit, and built to last generations.