When standard storage isn’t enough, the Hardware District 13' x 20' Metal Garage delivers the space you need. With a generous 13-foot width, this garage offers significant clearance compared to standard models, making it the ideal choice for storing large trucks, SUVs, lawn tractors, or creating a professional-grade outdoor workshop. Protect your investments from the elements with a structure that combines massive square footage with industrial-strength build quality.
Designed for the Canadian Climate
Engineered to handle extreme environmental demands, our 13x20 garage features a reinforced, heavy-duty galvanized steel frame that is naturally rust and corrosion-resistant. The high-peak gable roof is specifically designed to maximize internal clearance and prevent heavy snow or water buildup. Integrated side ventilation ensures that your workspace stays dry and comfortable, preventing condensation and rust on your vehicles and tools throughout the year.
Key Features & Benefits
Extra-Wide 13' Design: Provides superior clearance and maneuverability for large vehicles, recreational equipment, or complex workshop setups.
Heavy-Duty Galvanized Steel: Industrial-grade materials treated to resist rust, dents, and intense UV damage.
Snow-Shedding Gable Roof: Engineered with a reinforced pitch to prevent snow load accumulation and water pooling during the winter season.
Secure & Spacious Entry: Massive front double doors allow for easy access, ensuring you can move large equipment in and out without hassle.
Integrated Ventilation: Strategically placed air vents ensure constant airflow, critical for protecting machinery and controlling indoor moisture.
Hardware District Tip: Given the size of this garage, we strongly advise installing it on a professional-grade concrete slab. This provides the best anchor point for wind resistance and ensures your items remain completely dry and secure.
BEFORE YOU BUY
If you're interested in purchasing this product, please contact us in advance so we can arrange an in-person viewing for you.
