Door openings are not just access points. Their size, number, and location affect frame design, load transfer, usable wall space, and the movement of equipment or vehicles through the building. Poorly planned openings can limit the building long after construction is complete.

Yes. Our free 3D building designer lets you set the size, doors, windows and colours, see the building in 3D, and send it to us for an engineered quote.

Yes. Snow loads, wind loads, dead loads, live loads, and framed opening geometry all influence primary frame sizing, connection design, and anchor bolt specifications on multi-car garages. Those inputs need to be resolved through engineering before fabrication begins, regardless of the building’s scale.

Your building's location (postal or ZIP code), what you'll use it for, and a rough size. A Toro building consultant will confirm the loads and options for your site and send an engineered quote within 1 business day. You can also call 1-877-870-8676 or start in the 3D designer.

Toro specialists assist in reviewing layouts and specifications prior to finalizing your order to ensure design clarity and accuracy.

Finding the perfect aircraft hangar for your plane can be tricky, as they are available in many different shapes and sizes. However, the two most common designs are the arch shape that snugly fits the plane and the rectangular shape (traditional straight wall) that provides more space allowance.

Hobbyists tend to prefer the arch design, while corporate and commercial customers prefer a larger rectangular design. That said, the perfect aircraft hangar depends on your unique needs, including how many planes you need to park. Common aircraft hangar sizes for the corporate, commercial, and personal airplane models include:

• 30×40
• 40×60
• 80×100
• 100×125
• Larger if required