Amish Barn. Traditional proportions built for serious loads.
4' sidewalls with a gambrel roofline that peaks well over 7 feet at center, so the headroom lives up top where you need it. Wide double doors and a footprint that scales up to 12×32. Built for large equipment, farm use, and anything that needs real space and real structure.
A barn footprint. Amish construction underneath.
The barn's gambrel roofline pulls real interior volume out of 4' sidewalls, with the peak reaching well over 7 feet at center. All 8' wide buildings come with a 4' door; all 10' and wider get standard 6' double doors, because barn use demands wide access for equipment and supplies. The traditional gambrel shape handles Michigan snow loads the way it has for generations.
Available in LP SmartSide, metal, or vinyl, configured to order and delivered fully built on the mule (unless you need it built on site, we offer that too). The same pressure-treated framing and galvanized hardware as every building we make, scaled up for barn proportions and barn loads.
What size do you need?
Compact
Push mower, hand tools, and feed bins
Compact
Riding mower, farm tools, and seasonal gear
Mid-Size
Equipment bay with room for an organized tool wall
Mid-Size
Riding mower, workbench, and full tool storage
Large
Large equipment plus a feed and staging area
Mid-Size
Side-by-side equipment access and a workshop corner
Large
Multiple machines with room to work between them
Oversized
Full farm operation, equipment and storage combined
Need a custom dimension?
We build structures up to 12×32.
Built your way.
Siding Options
Engineered for durability and aesthetic versatility. Choose the exterior protection that matches your property's character and climate demands.
LP SmartSide®
Engineered wood that resists fungal decay, termites, and impact. Looks like wood, performs like armor.
Metal
High-gauge vertical steel panels. Maintenance-free, zero rot risk, industrial durability.
Vinyl
Fade-resistant, impact-ready, never needs painting. Classic horizontal lap look.
Architectural Metal
29-gauge steel with a 40-year paint warranty. Standard on all utility sheds.
Dimension Shingles
Multi-layered architectural composite for a classic residential appearance.
Roofing Options
Both systems are designed to handle heavy snow loads and high Michigan winds. Metal is standard. Add shingles for a residential look.
- Moisture-barrier underlayment
- Vented ridge systems
- Precision drip edge flashing
Built for real farm and property use.
Equipment Storage
Wide double doors and the gambrel roofline's generous peak height handle tractors, ATVs, full-size trucks, and farm machinery that won't fit in a standard shed. The larger footprints give you room to park side-by-side and still walk around.
Farm Workshop
Full standing clearance through the center of the building where the gambrel peak provides generous overhead room. Mount a workbench along one wall, run electrical, hang tools on exposed framing. The barn footprint gives you the square footage to work seriously.
Feed & Supply
Feed, supplies, tools, fencing, and seasonal gear, organized in a building that's built to hold real weight. The pressure-treated framing handles Michigan humidity, and the wide double doors make loading and unloading practical.
Transparent pricing.
No surprises.
Every size listed with base price and 36-month and 48-month payment options. Metal roof included. Shingle upgrade is an additional fee.
| Size | Cash | 36-Mo | 48-Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×8 | $2,280 | $106/mo | $93/mo |
| 8×12 | $2,860 | $132/mo | $116/mo |
| 10×12 | $3,250 | $150/mo | $132/mo |
| 10×16Popular | $3,780 | $175/mo | $154/mo |
| 10×20 | $4,420 | $205/mo | $180/mo |
| 12×16 | $4,360 | $202/mo | $177/mo |
| 12×20Popular | $5,210 | $241/mo | $212/mo |
| 12×24 | $5,825 | $270/mo | $237/mo |
| 12×28 | $6,395 | $296/mo | $260/mo |
| 12×32 | $7,325 | $339/mo | $298/mo |
| Size | Cash | 36-Mo | 48-Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×8 | $2,394 | $111/mo | $97/mo |
| 8×12 | $3,003 | $139/mo | $122/mo |
| 10×12 | $3,413 | $158/mo | $139/mo |
| 10×16Popular | $3,969 | $184/mo | $161/mo |
| 10×20 | $4,641 | $215/mo | $189/mo |
| 12×16 | $4,578 | $212/mo | $186/mo |
| 12×20Popular | $5,471 | $253/mo | $222/mo |
| 12×24 | $6,116 | $283/mo | $249/mo |
| 12×28 | $6,715 | $311/mo | $273/mo |
| 12×32 | $7,691 | $356/mo | $313/mo |
| Size | Cash | 36-Mo | 48-Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×8 | $2,508 | $116/mo | $102/mo |
| 8×12 | $3,146 | $146/mo | $128/mo |
| 10×12 | $3,575 | $166/mo | $145/mo |
| 10×16Popular | $4,158 | $193/mo | $169/mo |
| 10×20 | $4,862 | $225/mo | $198/mo |
| 12×16 | $4,796 | $222/mo | $195/mo |
| 12×20Popular | $5,731 | $265/mo | $233/mo |
| 12×24 | $6,408 | $297/mo | $260/mo |
| 12×28 | $7,035 | $326/mo | $286/mo |
| 12×32 | $8,058 | $373/mo | $328/mo |
| Size | Cash | 36-Mo | 48-Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×864 sq ft | $2,280 | $106/mo | $93/mo |
| 8×1296 sq ft | $2,860 | $132/mo | $116/mo |
| 10×12120 sq ft | $3,250 | $150/mo | $132/mo |
| 10×16160 sq ftPopular | $3,780 | $175/mo | $154/mo |
| 10×20200 sq ft | $4,420 | $205/mo | $180/mo |
| 12×16192 sq ft | $4,360 | $202/mo | $177/mo |
| 12×20240 sq ftPopular | $5,210 | $241/mo | $212/mo |
| 12×24288 sq ft | $5,825 | $270/mo | $237/mo |
| 12×28336 sq ft | $6,395 | $296/mo | $260/mo |
| 12×32384 sq ft | $7,325 | $339/mo | $298/mo |
| Size | Cash | 36-Mo | 48-Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×864 sq ft | $2,394 | $111/mo | $97/mo |
| 8×1296 sq ft | $3,003 | $139/mo | $122/mo |
| 10×12120 sq ft | $3,413 | $158/mo | $139/mo |
| 10×16160 sq ftPopular | $3,969 | $184/mo | $161/mo |
| 10×20200 sq ft | $4,641 | $215/mo | $189/mo |
| 12×16192 sq ft | $4,578 | $212/mo | $186/mo |
| 12×20240 sq ftPopular | $5,471 | $253/mo | $222/mo |
| 12×24288 sq ft | $6,116 | $283/mo | $249/mo |
| 12×28336 sq ft | $6,715 | $311/mo | $273/mo |
| 12×32384 sq ft | $7,691 | $356/mo | $313/mo |
| Size | Cash | 36-Mo | 48-Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×864 sq ft | $2,508 | $116/mo | $102/mo |
| 8×1296 sq ft | $3,146 | $146/mo | $128/mo |
| 10×12120 sq ft | $3,575 | $166/mo | $145/mo |
| 10×16160 sq ftPopular | $4,158 | $193/mo | $169/mo |
| 10×20200 sq ft | $4,862 | $225/mo | $198/mo |
| 12×16192 sq ft | $4,796 | $222/mo | $195/mo |
| 12×20240 sq ftPopular | $5,731 | $265/mo | $233/mo |
| 12×24288 sq ft | $6,408 | $297/mo | $260/mo |
| 12×28336 sq ft | $7,035 | $326/mo | $286/mo |
| 12×32384 sq ft | $8,058 | $373/mo | $328/mo |
How it gets to you.
Mule Delivery
Your building arrives on a trailer and is placed with our specialized Mule machine. It rolls across lawns with minimal turf disturbance, fits through tighter access than a full truck and trailer, and sets the building exactly where you want it.
Build On-Site
For sites where a pre-built delivery can't reach (wooded lots, no road access, or unusually tight spaces) our crew brings the workshop to you and builds your structure piece by piece on your property. Same materials, same craftsmanship.
Barn Questions
It comes down to use and the township. Barns on land that's actively farmed are often exempt from the usual rules, while a barn on a residential lot generally needs something. For residential builds, the common pattern is a zoning compliance permit up to 200 square feet and a building permit above that. Since it's all set locally, a quick call to your township settles it, and we can point you to the right office.
A level, well-drained spot is the main requirement. A compacted gravel pad of 4 to 6 inches is the usual base; concrete piers or a slab make sense for the larger sizes or a permanent working barn. The building comes on pressure-treated 4×6 skids, and keeping water from collecting underneath does more for its lifespan than the foundation type itself.
It depends on the size. A barn can come with a 3-foot entry door, a 36-inch entry door with a transom window, a 4-foot single door, or 6-foot double doors. We don't do sliding or overhead doors on the standard barn, the wide double doors give you the access you need for equipment and supplies. Tell us what's going in and out and we'll match the opening.
Yes. A licensed electrician handles the wiring after delivery, and the framing takes outlets, overhead lights, and dedicated circuits for equipment. For a working barn, most owners run at least one 20-amp circuit plus a lighting circuit, and budget somewhere around $1,500 to $3,500 depending on the run.
A custom barn usually takes about 3 to 4 weeks to build and deliver, or 5 to 6 in the peak summer season, with the largest sizes sometimes running a touch longer. We build in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan and deliver free across Southern Michigan and out to roughly 150 miles. In-stock barns at our Adrian or Carleton lots go out within a week or two.
Yes. Barns qualify for rent-to-own with no credit check, on 36 or 48-month terms, and you own the building at the end. It's a practical way to put a barn to work now and pay it down over time. Ask either location or start in the 3D builder.
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help with any unique inquiries you have.
Walk Through the Buildings.
Open Every Door.
Adrian
Our first established location just off US-223 in Adrian. Walk through dozens of styles and configurations, sit inside a few, take your time. No appointment needed. We leave the buildings unlocked. Come see the quality for yourself.
Hours
Mon–Tue: 10am–5pm
Wed: Closed
Thu–Fri: 10am–5pm
Sat: 10am–3pm
Sun: Closed
Carleton
Located just off Telegraph Road in Carleton, we have a full selection of sheds, cabins, garages, barns, and more ready to walk through whenever you're ready. We can't wait to see you soon.
Hours
Mon–Tue: 10am–5pm
Wed: Closed
Thu–Fri: 10am–5pm
Sat: 10am–3pm
Sun: Closed