SC213
Metal Workshop Buildings · Regular roof
50′x50′ Metal Building
Sq ft
2,500
Bays
5
Eave
18′
PopularWelding and metal-fab shop with overhead clearance
AlsoGreat for an apprentice bay.
From $566/mo · 10 yr · 6.9% APR
Color
Optional — pick one or choose at quote- Free delivery & professional installation
- Anchors for concrete, asphalt, or ground
- 12- or 14-gauge galvanized steel
- Certifiable to your county's wind & snow loads
- 20-year rust warranty on the frame
- Financing & no-credit-check Rent-to-Own
SKU: SC15
50′x150′x16′ Metal Workshop
Starting at
$126,290
Financed
$1,015/mo
Starting price — final cost varies by state, options, and any wind/snow certification.
Price-beat guarantee. Bring us a written quote for a comparable American-made building from any competitor — same gauge, same engineering, same install — and we'll beat it.
At a glance
The build, by the numbers.
This 50′x150′x16′ metal workshop features a vertical side closed, two vertical ends closed, and twelve 12′x14′ framed openings. It is ideal for equipment storage, repair bays, or self-storage units.
It is 3 times as long as it is wide, which lends itself to a row of bays instead of a single open floor. Openings come framed and ready, with the doors chosen and priced separately when you quote it. The most common thing we quote a 50′x150′x16′ for is a small-engine repair shop with parts storage. It also gets ordered for a sandblasting bay.
Most popular for small-engine repair shop with parts storage
Building size
- 50′Wide
- 150′Long
- 16′High
Total coverage7,500 sq ft
Building details
- Frame gauge
- 14-gauge galvanized steel
- Panel gauge
- 29-gauge steel
- Framed openings
- (12) 12′x14′ Framed Openings
- Workmanship warranty
- 30 days
- Rust-through warranty
- 20 years
- Delivery & installation
- Included
What's it for
Same shell, very different jobs.
A 50′x150′ gets specified differently depending on what goes in it — door placement, openings, leg height, whether it closes in. Tell us the job and we'll spec it to that instead of handing you a blank form.
Delivery & installation
What happens after you order.
01
Lock your price
We confirm your exact number for your ZIP and options, in writing — with our price-beat guarantee behind it.
02
Prep your site
Pick a level spot — concrete, asphalt, or ground. Anchors for all three are included.
03
We deliver & install
It arrives and goes up on your site, included in the price across 40 states. Nothing for you to assemble.
04
Backed for decades
Your steel frame carries a 20-year rust warranty from day one.
Questions
Good to know.
A specialist can walk you through this exact build over the phone in a few minutes.
No concrete required. A 50′ x 150′ x 16′ cover anchors to concrete, asphalt or compacted ground, and the right anchors for whichever you have are included. What matters is that the 50′ x 150′ area is level and clear when the crew arrives.
It is the leg height, not the tallest point. 16′ runs from the base rail to the eave, where the roof meets the 150′ sidewall; the ridge is higher again because of the roof pitch. For anything driving into a 50′ x 150′ x 16′, the door opening is the real limit anyway.
A framed opening is a door-sized gap with the structural framing already built around it and no door hung in it. You get the opening; you decide later whether to hang a door there or leave it open for drive-through access. This build is specified with (12) 12′x14′ framed openings.
Yes to delivery and install, no to site prep. The crew brings and erects the 50′ x 150′ x 16′; you provide a level, cleared spot for it to land on. The price shown is a start point rather than a final invoice, because certification requirements and any added doors or openings change it.
The 20 years figure is rust-through on the frame, which is the structural cover and the one that matters over the life of a 50′ x 150′ building. Separately, the install itself is warranted 30 days, so anything that looks wrong when the crew leaves should be raised inside that window.
The 50′ x 150′ x 16′ shown here is one point on a range, not a fixed product. Width adjusts in 2-foot increments, length in 5-foot increments, leg height by the foot — so if you need a few more feet of 150′, that is a re-price rather than a different building.
Two different parts. The frame is the tubing carrying the load of this 50′ x 150′ x 16′ — 14-gauge galvanized steel. The panels are the skin screwed to it, 29-gauge steel. Lower gauge number means thicker steel, so the frame is always the heavier of the two. Compare frame to frame across quotes; that is the number that decides how a building stands up.
Reviews
Owners say it best.
Real, verified Google reviews from owners who bought their building from us, straight from our business profile.
View all reviewsWe are building a barndominium and they delivered the shell on schedule. Our contractor said the framing was straighter than most stick-built shells he sees.
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Priya & Dave L.
Bend, OR
Loafing shed for the horses showed up exactly when they said it would. The crew leveled and anchored on uneven ground and didn't try to charge extra.
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Greg H.
Bowling Green, KY
Hurricane-rated anchors and engineer-stamped drawings were ready when our county asked. Permit went through the first time.
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Tonya W.
Lakeland, FL