Red Iron vs Pole Barn vs Tubular Frame

Let’s explore the differences!

When it comes to constructing metal buildings, the tubular frame method stands out as the best option. Unlike red iron construction, which can be expensive, and pole barns, which are limited in size, tubular frame buildings offer an ideal combination of affordability and durability.

Tubular frame buildings are similar to red iron buildings, but they use tubular steel instead of red iron beams. Tubular frame buildings are more cost-effective than red iron buildings and are ideal for use as workshops, garages, and storage sheds.

Red iron refers to the steel beams used to support the building. Red iron buildings are typically larger than pole barns. They are also more expensive than pole barns and tubular frame buildings.

Pole barns are constructed by setting poles in the ground and attaching horizontal beams to create a frame. The frame is then covered with metal siding and roofing.

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