Haven on the Farm

Customer Journey with the Graham Family in Peoria, Illinois

From a pile of steel framework to a stunning wedding venue, Worldwide can help make your perfect building come to life.

A large, black 30x60x10 rectangular warehouse with a gray metal roof stands prominently. It features two sets of windows on the left and a standard door flanked by four garage doors on the right, embodying a hybrid design under a partly cloudy sky, nestled in a grassy expanse.

From the Ground Up

SPECIFICATIONS:

Gambrel Style Roof Line

Secondary Wood Framing

70’ Wide x 100’ Long

16’ Sidewalls

Gambrel Trusses

Gambrel rooflines use a combination of two different pitches on each side of the structure, with a gentle slope above a steep angle. This roof style maximizes interior space near the roof while still allowing precipitation to roll off the building efficiently and effectively.

Primary Framework

A large green warehouse building with a gabled roof is situated on a grassy field, blending hybrid architectural elements. It features multiple large garage doors and small windows on the sides. The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting a sunny day. Ref#060644 marks this unique structure.

This classic style barn design goes back decades when farmers needed space for hay storage in the upper loft area. A century later, we are still designing gambrel style barns, now fabricated and constructed with American steel.

Gambrel building kits from WWSB are more resistant to corrosion, weather damage, fire, and standard wear and tear. Overall, the pricing of a steel gambrel frame building will beat traditional construction in the long-term. Lower construction costs, lower maintenance costs, same classic design as your Grandpa’s barn!

There’s not a lot of companies out there that offer such a unique building kit, but we can provide this option because we build our own trusses in our own facility.

Secondary Framing

Once you have your columns and trusses set, you can begin the secondary framing of the roof and sidewalls. The Grahams chose to use wood as the material for their girts and purlins instead of metal, making it a hybrid.

Concrete Foundation

Concrete can be done after the main structure of the building has been erected. The Graham’s installed all the plumbing before the concrete was poured.

Sheet Metal Roofing

With a gambrel roofline, the bottom sections need to be installed first so that water runs off the upper roofing sections and flows over the bottom section without penetrating the roof.

Partial Mezzanine

Open Staircases leading up to the Secondary Level

A large garage with a black truck parked in the center features shelving and toolboxes lining the walls. Red and blue tractors stand on either side, reminiscent of a Carolina Tube Leg design. Various tools and boxes are scattered throughout, while high ceilings with lights create a homey atmosphere.

Lighting Effects

High ceilings allow for lots of windows! Placement of windows based on sun exposure can provide natural light to create a unique ambiance at certain times of the day and also in the evening if you install lights around the perimeter.

Customizations

The Grahams chose to sprinkle wood accents throughout the space. Solid wood doors always bring character and authenticity to a space that is built to attract and impress.

New Wedding Venue

Large and solid, this fresh event space will be around for a long time and many people will get to enjoy the special architecture and ambiance of this unique build for decades.

Our building design experts are available to answer any questions you may have about your steel frame barn project.

Call us at # 800-825-0316

or visit us online at WorldwideSteelBuildings.com

for more information.