Custom Pole Barns By Wagner Lumber & Supply

Design, Delivery, Customer Service

What Is A Pole Barn?

Pole barn construction dates back many centuries. This time-trusted technique is used to construct sturdy, long-lasting buildings. Pole barns use wood posts connected to rafters or trusses as a framing system. The posts are either buried in the earth, bracketed to concrete, pier assembly, or stem wall to provide support for the building. A pole barn roof is supported by these posts or by girders. The sloping roofs are great for shedding water and snow.

Building Styles

Raised Center Aisle

Best design for animal living. Loft for storing hay or other material.

Un-Enclosed Barns

Pavilion-style barn, great for hay storage. Can be semi-enclosed.

Gambrel

Utilizes sloping roofs to maximize internal storage.

Residential Two Story

One or two-story residential structures. Can include a detached garage.

Storage Units

Large building for storage or equitment.

Horse Barns

Equestrian living space with stalls, proper ventilation, & insulation.

Garages

Multi-car or farm equipment storage with multiple doors.

Agriculture

Farm building for sheltering animals, their feed and other supplies, farm machinery, and farm products.

Design Options

When designing a pole barn, you’ll want the goal of your barn in mind in order to correctly assess what type of foundation, wall, and roof design you’ll need. Check out the different design options for pole barns below. We source all of our materials from Graber Post Buildings, Inc.