26′ X 36′ Pole Shop in Walla Walla, WA
Pictured here is an 26′ x 36′ x 17′ 6″ Pole Building located in beautiful Walla Walla, Wa. While our pole buildings typically feature metal siding, this project showcases our ability to design alternative options when choosing not only color options, but siding and roofing materials as well.
Here, the framing has been started and the ground has been prepared for the concrete slab.
This photo shows a poured slab and building posts, ready to begin framing once the concrete cures.
Here is the wooden frame of the building.
The roof is first sheeted with plywood before being sheeted in other materials.
Here, you can see the roof shingles in place.
This completed pole building features two overhead doors, one entry door, and wooden siding.
24′ X 96′ Pole Building in Milton-Freewater, OR
This pole building, located in Milton-Freewater, OR, features both an enclosed space on one end and an open space on the other end for outside storage use. At Kralman Steel Structures, Inc., we design buildings that fit your needs.
Trusses are placed on frames and raised into place.
The trusses are in place and the building is ready for additional framing and sheeting.
The roof is sheeted before the ridge cap is placed.
Wall sheeting is installed and prepared for trimming.
Doors and windows are installed in the building.
The building is complete and ready for use.
40′ X 48′ Pole Building in Pendleton, OR
This pole building, located in Pendleton, OR, features color siding, entry doors, overhead doors, and windows. The concrete slab will allow for a solid working surface within the building, and metal wall sheeting keeps the building protected from the elements.
Treated wooden posts are secured in concrete footings underground.
Wooden trusses are assembled on the ground before being lifted into place.
Trusses are lifted into place.
The concrete foundation is poured and wall framing is begun.
Wall Framing is completed with framed openings left for doors and windows.
Roof sheeting is attached.
Once roof sheeting is completed, wall sheeting can begin.
Framed openings are left for entry doors, overhead doors, and windows.
Trim is added for additional protection.
This completed pole building will be used for years to come.
