Separate access from storage
Lay out parked equipment or material zones along the nominal length. Keep the retrieval route visible so a stored item does not block another item’s exit.
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A deeper roof plan for equipment and material zones, with a single truss frame and gray PVC cover.


Nominal roof dimensions. The finished container gap and entry height need the exact model drawing.
Indicative base roof-kit price: frame and selected cover. Supporting containers, end walls and installation are separate.
Choose what to include in the quote. Options are priced separately after model and site confirmation.
| Item | Scope | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Roof frame | Included | Single truss galvanized steel configuration. |
| Roof cover | Included | Gray PVC cover for this base configuration. |
| Mounting hardware | Confirm | Exact feet, bracing, fasteners and anchors on the packing list. |
| Supporting containers | Separate | Existing containers or separately supplied supports. |
| End walls & doors | Separate | Model fit, availability and finished opening to be quoted. |
| Freight & installation | Separate | Delivery ZIP, unloading, site work, assembly and taxes. |
The 33 × 40 ft roof provides a different starting plan from the short kits. Place the access route and storage zones on the same drawing.
Lay out parked equipment or material zones along the nominal length. Keep the retrieval route visible so a stored item does not block another item’s exit.
Show the space needed to approach and leave the bay at each end. Any end wall or door changes that route and needs its own finished-opening dimensions.
The 40 × 40 ft single truss kit keeps the same nominal length and adds 7 ft of nominal width. Compare the layout and full installed scope before moving up.
33 ft wide × 40 ft long gives a 1,320 sq ft nominal roof plan. Confirm the usable container gap, entry opening and inside roof profile on the exact model drawing.
Roof-kit freight and container delivery are separate. Use the exact shipment and site layout to plan both.
The model-family catalog lists a packing reference of 1,643 lb. Confirm the selected kit’s actual package count, weights and dimensions before arranging unloading.
Prepare the ground levels, drainage and access. Match the container arrangement, attachments and foundations to the selected roof.
Agree who supplies lifting equipment and assembles the kit. Confirm truck access, the assembly sequence and the delivered scope.
Request and keep the documents for the exact frame and cover configuration.
Matching assembly manual, complete parts list and support/mounting drawing.
Model-specific tensioning, inspection and weather procedures, plus the correct replacement-cover reference.
Coverage for the frame and cover, exclusions, start date and claims process. A material lifespan label does not define a warranty.

A shorter 20 ft nominal roof length and 26 ft nominal width.
$1,823.20 USD
Same 40 ft nominal length with 7 ft more nominal width.
$4,264.00 USDCompare the five roof sizes, frame configurations and indicative kit prices.
The 33 × 40 ft kit is nominally 7 ft wider and 20 ft longer, giving 1,320 sq ft of roof plan compared with 520 sq ft. Both configurations here use a single truss frame and gray PVC cover. Compare the finished openings and your equipment layout before selecting the size.
The base configuration shown here uses gray PVC. Request another cover separately so its specification and price are clear. End walls and doors also require a matching configuration and finished-opening dimensions. Specify the number of enclosed ends in your request.
Add your delivery ZIP, supporting containers, wall and opening requirements, access and assembly scope. The quote should separate kit supply, freight, unloading, supports, site work, installation and taxes.
33 × 40 ft · Single truss · Gray PVC. Add your site details and the options you selected.