The Titan Triple-Bay
A commanding 30′ × 60′ metal building with 16-foot sidewalls, three 14′ × 14′ doors and 1,800 square feet for tall vehicles, commercial equipment, fleet storage and serious workshop operations.
This is a pre-designed concept and visual representation. Final specifications, clearances, colors, pricing, certification requirements, engineering, delivery availability and installation details depend on the customer’s location, selected options, site conditions, intended use and applicable local requirements. Concrete, driveways, landscaping, utilities, vehicles, equipment, offices, interior improvements, climate-control systems and staged elements shown in imagery are not included unless specifically listed in a written quote.
Design overview
Three Massive Bays Built Around High-Clearance Access
The Titan Triple-Bay combines 1,800 square feet of enclosed space with three 14′ × 14′ sidewall doors. Its 16-foot wall height and oversized openings make this concept a powerful starting point for customers planning storage for tall vehicles, work trucks, compatible RVs, machinery or commercial equipment. Multiple walk-in doors and windows support convenient daily access without opening a large overhead door.
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.
Clay horizontal walls, a black vertical roof, Hawaiian Blue trim and white doors describe the configuration shown. Compatible colors and available opening changes can be explored in the 3D Builder and confirmed during quoting.
| Size | 30′ wide × 60′ long × 16′ high |
|---|---|
| Square footage | 1,800 sq. ft. |
| Building style | Fully enclosed high-clearance triple-bay metal building |
| Primary use | High-Clearance Triple-Bay Fleet, Equipment & Workshop Building |
| Roof | Black vertical-style A-frame gable roof |
| Siding | Clay horizontal wall panels shown |
| Trim | Hawaiian Blue shown |
| Garage doors | Three white 14′×14′ roll-up doors with chain-hoist operation shown |
| Walk-in access | Two standard walk-in doors shown |
| Windows | Five 24″×36″ windows shown |
| Opening placement | All three oversized doors are on one 60-foot sidewall; one walk-in door and one window are on the front gable end; a second walk-in door and four windows are on the opposite long wall; the rear gable wall is closed |
| Framing | 14-gauge framing and double-leg configuration shown |
| Foundation | Concrete installation surface shown |
| Roof pitch | 3:12 |
| Roof overhang | 6 inches |
Configuration shown
Key Features
High-Capacity Space for Business, Equipment, and Recreation
This versatile 30×60 footprint can adapt to a variety of property needs.
Commercial fleet and work-truck storage
Three independent high-clearance openings may support organized fleet parking or work-truck access. Commercial suitability still depends on zoning, permitting, occupancy, engineering and the approved final use.
Large RV and recreational storage
The 14′ × 14′ doors and 16-foot walls provide substantial high-clearance potential for compatible motorhomes, boats and trailers, but every vehicle and installed clearance must be verified.
Agricultural and contractor equipment
The open 1,800-square-foot shell can serve as a starting concept for tractors, machinery, contractor tools or property-maintenance equipment when dimensions and site access align.
Multi-bay workshop and service space
Separate openings can help organize parking, equipment and active work zones. Automotive repair, public occupancy or regulated operations are not automatically approved by this concept.
Practical layout planning
14-Foot Doors Change What the Building Can Handle
Three oversized independent doors can improve access for compatible high-clearance vehicles and machinery while reducing the need to move one vehicle to reach another. Actual fit depends on equipment dimensions, door hardware and final installed clearances.
- Independent fleet or equipment access points
- High-clearance potential for compatible vehicles
- Easier entry for tall work trucks
- Flexible machinery and tractor access
- Separate parking, work and storage zones
- Improved access for larger compatible recreational vehicles
- Multiple driveway approaches when the site allows
Buyer planning guide
Verify Vehicles, Site Access, and Commercial Requirements
Vehicle compatibility depends on total height, width, length, mirrors, rooftop equipment, antennas, door hardware, approach angle and final installed clearances. Commercial buyers should also evaluate intended use, zoning, permits, occupancy classification, fire-code requirements, site access, concrete, drainage and required engineering.
- Exact vehicle and equipment dimensions
- Rooftop accessories, mirrors and antennas
- Door hardware and installed clearances
- Turning radius and driveway approach
- Delivery and equipment access
- Local zoning and permit requirements
- Occupancy and fire-code requirements
- Electrical and mechanical plans
- Concrete design and site drainage
- Location-specific engineering
Configuration guidance
Reflective Insulation Shown in This Starting Design
This configuration includes reflective double-bubble insulation shown across the roof and walls. Reflective insulation can assist with radiant-heat control and condensation management when properly selected and installed, but it is not the same as a complete climate-controlled insulation system.
- No guaranteed R-value is represented
- Heating and cooling systems are not included
- Electrical and mechanical work are separate considerations
- The concept is not represented as climate controlled, soundproof or approved for occupancy
Customize the Titan Around Your Operation
Open The Titan Triple-Bay in the Valhalla 3D Builder to explore compatible colors, doors, windows and other available options. Start with this high-clearance configuration and adjust it around your vehicles, equipment, workflow and property.
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Send us your installation ZIP code and preferred contact information. Our team will review regional availability, engineering requirements, delivery, installation and pricing for your project.
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Common questions
Planning The Titan Triple-Bay
How much space is in a 30x60 metal building?
A 30′ × 60′ footprint provides approximately 1,800 square feet before accounting for framing, vehicles, equipment, storage systems or interior improvements.
What can fit through a 14x14 garage door?
A 14′ × 14′ opening provides high-clearance potential for many large vehicles and equipment types, but exact compatibility depends on the vehicle and final installed clearances.
Can this building store a motorhome or RV?
This design may accommodate many large recreational vehicles, but customers must verify the vehicle’s height, width, length, mirrors and rooftop equipment before ordering.
Is the building intended for commercial use?
It can serve as a starting concept for commercial projects. Final suitability depends on zoning, permitting, engineering, occupancy requirements, selected options and local codes.
Is the building climate controlled?
No. Reflective insulation is shown, but heating, cooling, electrical work and a complete climate-control system are separate project considerations.
Plan a High-Capacity Building for Your Operation
Request location-specific pricing for The Titan Triple-Bay, or open the exact high-clearance starting configuration in our 3D Builder.