Gallery
Shops, farms, hangars, churches, and commercial shells — plus the frames that hold them up.
Recent Work
Shops, campuses, warehouses, and finished shells.
Shop / Garage
Charcoal wall panels with a red roof and trim on a rural site. Multiple framed overhead openings along the sidewall support vehicle and equipment access; vertical wall ribs and a clean eave line give a finished commercial look for a working shop or large garage.
Interior · Clear Span
Inside a finished PEB: primary red-iron rigid frames, roof purlins, and insulated roof deck leave a wide open work floor. Large overhead doors open the endwall for drive-through workflow — typical of equipment shops, fabricators, and agricultural service bays.
Construction Stage
Tapered red-iron columns and rafters erected on slab with a framed overhead opening already in the endwall. Field crew bolts primary frames and secondary members before sheeting — the critical phase that sets bay spacing, eave height, and door locations for the finished building.
Commercial Complex
Aerial of a coordinated PEB campus: large gray warehouse/shop buildings with full-height overhead doors, perimeter parking, and room to phase additional shells. Shows how steel systems scale from a single shop to multi-structure commercial sites.
Warehouse / Shop Row
Ground-level view of the same style campus — light gray panels, dark roofs, and continuous overhead-door elevations. Ideal for contractors, fleets, or light industrial tenants who need repeated bay access and a professional street presence.
Auto / Commercial
Cream wall panels, dark roof, and four full-height white overhead doors for multi-bay vehicle work. A covered lean-to / canopy runs the length of the door wall; stone or brick wainscot and trimmed corners elevate the shell beyond a basic shop.
Warehouse + Office
Open storage volume under red-iron frames and open-web joists, with a mezzanine and glass storefront office at the endwall. Shows how PEB clear space pairs with conditioned office fronts for distribution, showrooms, or contractor HQs.
Finished Commercial
Complete exterior package: green panels, stone wainscot, white trim, and a cupola on the main gable. An attached office / retail wing with storefront glass and entry canopy presents a polished face while the main bay handles shop or storage use.
Agricultural · Riding Arena
Clear-span PEB riding arena with white wall panels, brown metal roof, and stone masonry wainscot on the enclosed end. Large white overhead doors for tack and equipment access, plus a long open covered side bay with railings — built for indoor schooling and everyday equestrian work on rural sites.
Ag / Barndo Style
Classic gable PEB elevation with cream panels, stone entry accents, cupola, and balanced fenestration. A strong starting shell for agricultural offices, barndominium-style living, or rural commercial that needs curb appeal as much as clear span.
Premium Finish
Elevated finish package: cream steel walls, full stone front gable face, brick column accents, cupola, and a covered entry. Demonstrates how PEB structure supports high-end exteriors for offices, event spaces, or signature farm/business buildings.
Agricultural
Practical agricultural PEB for equipment, hay, or multi-use farm storage. Open bays and durable panel packages handle weather and daily farm traffic — the workhorse counterpart to the finished commercial and barndo-style projects in this gallery.
Agricultural · Open Arena
Forest-green wall panels and a charcoal standing-seam roof on a long open clear-span bay. One white overhead door on the gable, tall steel columns, and a dirt floor suited to riding or equipment staging — a hillside agricultural shell with wood-rail fencing and warm evening light.
Agricultural · Farm Shop
Barn-red metal walls with a black metal wainscot band, white roof, and two black overhead doors on the gable. An open lean-to on the long wall covers equipment or hay — classic farm colors on a working PEB shell, photographed from a front-right angle on a gravel farm drive.
Hangar · Personal
Single-aircraft PEB hangar with light-gray metal panels and a full-width hydraulic bifold door that lifts and folds outward to create a canopy over the apron. Clear-span interior, high eave for vertical stabilizer clearance, and a clean concrete pad — the private-owner hangar package for general aviation.
Hangar · Personal
Medium-blue wall panels, white trim, and a bifold hangar door open at a side angle on a rural airfield. Sized for a single light aircraft with room for tools and tow equipment — a colorful personal hangar shell that still reads as serious PEB aviation structure.
Hangar · T-Hangar Row
Continuous white PEB multi-unit hangar with a long line of individual doors — the ground-level face of nested T-hangar or nested-box hangar systems. Each stall is sized for one light aircraft; operators lease units while sharing taxilanes and apron. Built for density on airport land.
Hangar · T-Hangar Campus
Aerial view of interlocking white metal T-hangar blocks beside a runway. Nested T layouts pack more aircraft per acre than freestanding boxes — each unit has its own door onto a taxilane, ideal for airport authorities, FBOs, and multi-plane developments that need scalable PEB hangar rows.
Hangar · Multi-Building
Large multi-building hangar field with parallel rows of light-gray PEB hangars, apron parking, and tower/runway infrastructure in the distance. Shows how Stamps Steel packages scale from a single personal hangar to full airport hangar campuses with coordinated panels, doors, and clear heights.
Shops, farms, hangars, churches, and commercial shells.
Aircraft Hangars
Clear-span bays and door openings for one aircraft or a T-hangar row — sized for your airport or private strip.
One clear-span bay sized to your aircraft’s wingspan, height, and taxi path. Common options include hydraulic or lift-strap bifold doors that open upward into a canopy, tall sectional overhead doors, or sliding hangar doors. High eaves clear tails and propellers; insulation and lined interiors are available for climate control and workshop use.
T-hangars use nested T-shaped floor plans so more aircraft fit per acre than freestanding boxes. Each pilot gets a private stall and door onto a shared taxilane. Continuous multi-unit PEB rows (nested T or nested box) are ideal for FBOs, airport authorities, and developers building leaseable hangar inventory.
Bifold and hydraulic hangar doors (lift-strap bifold, one-piece hydraulic, and similar systems) are specialty door products. Stamps Steel furnishes the engineered PEB shell with framed openings sized for your chosen door manufacturer — we coordinate clear height, wind loads, and header design so the door package and building work as one system. Tell us aircraft type, door preference, and site codes when you request a quote.
Church buildings
Sanctuaries, fellowship halls, and education wings in a pre-engineered metal shell. Column-free spans for seating, acoustics, and later growth.
Building designs
Shops, hangars, farms, and commercial looks. Tell us which to quote.
Shop / Garage
Charcoal gray wall panels with a white roof and three full-height white overhead doors on the gable. Walk door on the far left for personnel access. Clean, no-wainscot package ideal for equipment shops and large garages.
Shop / Garage
Sand-tan walls and a dark brown roof with two matching overhead doors centered on the gable end. Walk door left of the OH pair. A warm, residential-friendly exterior for personal shops and small commercial bays.
Wainscot · Metal
Light gray upper panels over a burgundy metal wainscot to about 4′ above finished floor. Two white overhead doors and a walk door coordinated with the lower band. Two-tone metal finish without masonry.
Wainscot · Stone
Light gray metal walls with stacked-stone wainscot for curb appeal. Centered wood-grain overhead door, walk door left, and a window right — residential shop or barndo-ready street face.
Commercial
White metal walls and red brick wainscot for a polished commercial look. Overhead door on the right with glass storefront walk doors on the left — office-front + shop-bay combination.
Agricultural
Forest green walls and white roof with one white overhead door, walk door, and an open lean-to bay. Classic farm equipment and hay-storage configuration with covered outdoor work space.
Auto / Service
Dark bronze wall panels and white roof with two white overhead doors on the front elevation and walk door far right. Industrial lighting and a professional service-shop street presence.
Modern Shop
Black metal envelope with full-view glass overhead doors (one open) and a glass walk door. Barn-style lights and a modern collector-garage or boutique shop aesthetic.
Wainscot · Metal
Gray upper panels over white lower panels to about 4′ AFF, blue roof, white overhead door, and walk door left of the OH. High-contrast two-tone metal without brick or stone.
Barndo Style
Cream walls, stone wainscot, brown roof, covered porch walk entry, and overhead bay to the right. Living-space-ready shell with residential detailing on a PEB frame.
Warehouse
Natural Galvalume silver walls with dark trim and four white overhead doors along the sidewall. Walk door far left. Efficient multi-bay warehouse / contractor storage layout.
Agricultural
Barn-red upper walls, black metal wainscot to about 4′, white roof, and two black overhead doors on the gable with walk door left of the OH pair. Traditional farm look with modern two-tone metal.
Wainscot · Metal
Light gray upper panels, charcoal metal wainscot, large centered overhead door, and walk doors on both left and right. Balanced personnel access for busy multi-user shops.
Commercial
Terracotta / rust metal panels with stone wainscot, white overhead on the endwall, and a walk door with canopy on the left. Warm commercial palette for retail-adjacent or farm-market shells.
Commercial
Navy blue walls and white roof with two white overhead doors and multiple walk doors along the long wall. Strong identity color for contractor yards and light-industrial tenants.
Premium Finish
White walls, brick wainscot, copper/bronze roof, two overhead doors, and a glass walk door centered between the OH bays. Elevated finish package for signature commercial or residential-adjacent projects.
Agricultural
Sandstone tan walls, dark roof, stone wainscot, and open lean-to on the left. Rural three-quarter view — equipment storage with covered outdoor bay and architectural stone base.
Wainscot · Metal
Black upper panels over white lower band to about 4′, two black overhead doors, walk door on the left endwall. High-contrast modern package in evening light.
Hangar / Specialty
Silver hangar-style PEB with two tall white overhead doors on the gable for aircraft or tall equipment, plus a small walk door far right. High clear height specialty building.
Agricultural · Riding Arena
White panels, brown roof, stone masonry base, dual white OH doors, and a long open covered bay with railings — clear-span equestrian PEB for indoor schooling on rural sites.
Agricultural · Open Arena
Forest-green walls, charcoal standing-seam roof, open clear-span columns, and a single white gable OH door. Side-angle golden-hour view on a hillside agricultural site with wood-rail fencing.
Hangar · Personal
Light-gray PEB personal hangar with full-width hydraulic bifold door open as a canopy. Clear-span single-aircraft bay for private owners and rural strips.
Hangar · Personal
Blue metal walls, white trim, bifold door open on a side angle. Personal hangar package for a single light aircraft with workshop space inside.
Hangar · T-Hangar
Continuous white multi-unit hangar face with individual stall doors — nested T or nested-box density for leaseable multi-plane storage.
Hangar · T-Hangar Campus
Aerial nested T-hangar blocks near a runway — high aircraft density, individual doors, shared taxilanes for airport and multi-building developments.
Mini Storage
Evergreen self-storage building with a continuous row of white roll-up doors and an office walk entry with stone wainscot at the office end. Purpose-built mini warehouse aesthetic — see also our Mini Storage page.
Like a color, door layout, or wainscot? We’ll engineer it for your site and loads.
Under Projects
Every project starts with the right frame. Clear-span or modular, single slope or lean-to — primary steel, purlins, girts, and framed openings define how your building works.
Straight & tapered clear span, 1–3 row modular, single slope, and lean-tos — matched to width, clear height, and use.
Secondary members that carry roof and wall panels into the primary frames — Z-purlins, girts, eave struts.
Overhead doors, walk doors, windows, louvers, and roof vents — headers and jambs integrated with the wall system.
Tell us size, location, and use.