The Industrial Pro-Series Workshop
A high-clearance, multi-bay metal workshop concept designed for commercial equipment, compatible motorhome storage, vehicle work and organized shop space.
This is a pre-designed concept and starting configuration. Vehicles, equipment and landscaping shown in the image are for visualization only and are not included. Final dimensions, door clearances, colors, engineering, certification, foundation requirements, availability and pricing must be confirmed for the installation location.
Design overview
High-Clearance Multi-Bay Access in a Practical Footprint
The Industrial Pro-Series Workshop pairs 16-foot sidewalls with two different overhead-door sizes to support a wider range of equipment and vehicle needs. One 14′ × 14′ bay and one 12′ × 12′ bay are visible in the hero image, while the complete concept includes two doors of each size. Multiple bays can help separate oversized vehicles from everyday equipment, tools or active workshop areas.
At-a-Glance Specifications
Specifications shown reflect this starting design. Colors, openings, certification requirements, foundation needs and availability may vary by location and can be reviewed during quoting.
A Rawhide roof, white vertical walls and Pewter Gray trim describe the starting configuration shown. Compatible colors, door sizes, openings and other available options can be explored in the 3D Builder.
| Size | 34′ wide × 40′ long × 16′ high |
|---|---|
| Square footage | 1,360 sq. ft. |
| Building style | Fully enclosed commercial metal workshop |
| Primary use | High-Clearance Commercial Workshop, RV & Equipment Storage |
| Roof | Rawhide A-frame vertical roof |
| Siding | White vertical wall panels shown |
| Trim | Pewter Gray shown |
| Garage doors | Two 14′×14′ and two 12′×12′ chain-wheel roll-up doors in the complete concept |
| Walk-in access | Two 36″×80″ diamond-window walk-in doors |
| Windows | Four 24″×36″ windows |
| Opening placement | The hero view shows one 14′×14′ bay and one 12′×12′ bay; the full starting concept includes four overhead doors total |
| Framing | 14-gauge framing shown |
| Foundation | Concrete installation surface shown |
| Roof pitch | 3:12 |
| Roof overhang | 6 inches |
Configuration shown
Key Features
Commercial Workshop Flexibility Across Four Bays
This versatile 34×40 footprint can adapt to a variety of property needs.
Fleet and service-vehicle storage
Multiple high-clearance openings may support work trucks and compatible fleet vehicles while helping preserve separate access for tools and daily-use equipment.
Motorhome and RV storage
The combination of 14-foot and 12-foot doors provides flexible high-clearance potential, but customers must compare exact vehicle height, width and length with the selected openings and final installed clearances.
Commercial workshop and fabrication space
The open shell can serve as a starting concept for automotive work, fabrication or contractor operations. Final use depends on zoning, permits, occupancy requirements, utilities and local approval.
Farm, ranch and equipment storage
Independent bays may help organize compatible machinery, contractor equipment, inventory or property-maintenance tools without representing interior partitions or finished service areas.
Practical layout planning
Different Door Sizes for Different Equipment
The 14-foot openings provide additional clearance potential for compatible motorhomes, work trucks and equipment, while the 12-foot openings can support smaller vehicles or dedicated shop access. No particular RV, vehicle or machine is guaranteed to fit.
- Compare actual vehicle width, height and length
- Account for mirrors, antennas and rooftop equipment
- Confirm chain-wheel hardware and installed door clearance
- Plan turning and approach space before choosing door locations
- Keep oversized and daily-use equipment independently accessible
- Explore compatible opening changes in the 3D Builder
Buyer planning guide
Plan the Building Around Its Site and Intended Use
Before finalizing the concept, review the installation address, intended operations, local permitting, site access, concrete and foundation requirements, utility placement, approach space, and required wind and snow loads. This starting configuration is not represented as permit-ready or universally approved.
- Installation address and service availability
- Local zoning and permitting
- Concrete and foundation design
- Vehicle turning and approach space
- Door and overhead hardware clearance
- Utility and equipment placement
- Wind and snow-load requirements
- Final engineered specifications
Configuration guidance
Starting Certification Must Be Confirmed by Location
A 140 MPH certification is shown on this starting design. That value does not automatically apply to every property. Required wind loads, snow loads, anchoring, foundation details and engineered documentation are determined from the installation location and final selected configuration.
- Certification shown is configuration-specific
- Local wind and snow requirements may differ
- Anchoring and foundation details require confirmation
- Final engineering is reviewed during project quoting
Customize the Starting Design Around Your Equipment
Open The Industrial Pro-Series Workshop in the Valhalla 3D Builder to explore compatible colors, door sizes, windows and other available configuration changes before requesting project-specific pricing.
Get Pricing for Your Location
Send us your installation ZIP code and preferred contact information. Our team will review service availability, site requirements, engineering, delivery, installation and pricing for your project.
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Common questions
Planning The Industrial Pro-Series Workshop
Can this building store a Class A motorhome?
The 14′ × 14′ doors provide high-clearance potential for many motorhomes, but fit depends on the vehicle’s exact height, width, length, mirrors, rooftop equipment and final installed clearances.
Can I change the overhead-door sizes or placement?
Compatible door sizes and placements can be explored in the Valhalla 3D Builder. Final availability and engineering depend on the selected configuration and installation location.
Is the concrete slab included?
Concrete is included only when it is specifically identified in a written quote. Foundation requirements depend on the building configuration, property and local engineering requirements.
Can this design be used as a commercial workshop?
It can serve as a starting concept for commercial workshop projects. Final suitability depends on intended use, zoning, permitting, occupancy requirements, utilities, engineering and local codes.
Are engineered plans and permits included?
Engineering documents, permitting responsibilities and certification requirements vary by installation location and must be confirmed in the final project scope.
Can I change the roof, wall and trim colors?
Compatible roof, wall and trim colors can be explored in the 3D Builder and confirmed during quoting.
Plan a High-Clearance Workshop for Your Property
Request location-specific pricing for The Industrial Pro-Series Workshop, or customize the exact starting configuration in the Valhalla 3D Builder.