Fort Liberty Sheds & Decks

An A-frame shed is a storage structure characterized by its classic triangular roofline, which extends down to the top of the side walls. The iconic gable design offers both a timeless aesthetic and several practical benefits, such as durability, generous headroom, and a smaller footprint. 

The classic barn-style roof offers a high ceiling and maximizes the interior vertical space for storage.

The built-in lofts provide a large shelf-like storage area, doubling your storage capacity without increasing the building's footprint.

Side-entry doors: 

The doors are located on the longer side of the barn, providing convenient access to the main floor space. Larger models typically feature double doors for moving wide equipment.

 Lofted barns are popular due to their gambrel roof design that provides a nice amount of storage in the overhead lofts. Available in painted and stained siding styles, these sheds include radiant barrier on the walls and roof. Standard side wall height is still 6’4”, with a higher overall height than the standard utility. 

A garage shed is a standalone building that serves as both a secure garage for a vehicle and an enclosed shed for storage and projects. These structures, also called "combo units," offer a practical, all-in-one solution for homeowners needing extra space for vehicles, equipment, and hobbies.

An A-frame shed w/ Porch built on is a storage structure characterized by its classic triangular roofline, which extends down to the top of the side walls. The iconic gable design offers both a timeless aesthetic and several practical benefits, such as durability, generous headroom, and a smaller footprint.  

 Lofted barns w/ porch built on are popular due to their gambrel roof design that provides a nice amount of storage in the overhead lofts. Available in painted and stained siding styles, these sheds include radiant barrier on the walls and roof. Standard side wall height is still 6’4”, with a higher overall height than the standard utility. 

A "homestead shed" refers to a durable, functional storage building that supports the varied needs of a homestead, such as storing equipment, housing animals, or acting as a dedicated workspace. Unlike a simple garden shed, a homestead shed is often built to be robust, customizable, and capable of withstanding the rigors of farm life.

Pavilion has an open design provides full protection from the elements while allowing for unobstructed views and an airy feel. Rectangular layouts are ideal for accommodating dining sets, seating areas, hot tubs, and other arrangements.

Roof styles: The most common roof styles for rectangular pavilions are gable (A-frame) and hip (flatter) designs. The roof is typically solid and waterproof, made from materials like metal roofing

 You can add steps and decks to a manufactured home by either purchasing pre-built units or constructing a deck that stands independently from the home. Due to the manufactured home's construction, it is not safe to attach a deck directly to the structure as you would with a traditional house.