Infinity steel buildings for every use
Infinity Carports builds customizable steel buildings for residential, commercial, agricultural and industrial use.
BUILDING TYPES
Carports
Regular, Boxed Eave and Vertical carports to shelter vehicles.
RV & boat covers
Taller covers to protect RVs and boats from the elements and give you a place for maintenance.
Garages
Enclosed Regular, Boxed and Vertical metal garages for vehicles, equipment and hobbies.
Texas Barns & Loafing Sheds
Raised center, straight roof and loafing shed barns for livestock, equipment and tools.
Commercial & clear span
Commercial buildings, including clear span designs up to 70' wide with no interior supports.
Utility combos & single slope
Carports with a built-in storage room, and single slope (lean-to style) structures that shed water one way.
COMMERCIAL
Commercial-grade buildings
Large Infinity steel buildings with clear-span trusses and big windows and doors, built on site on a concrete foundation.
Open interior with large bay doors
Built on site on a concrete foundation
Clear-span trusses
Barns & loafing sheds
BARNS & LOAFING SHEDS
Texas Barns & Loafing Sheds
Steel barns for livestock, equipment and tools. Choose a raised center (Carolina) barn, a three-section barn with a taller center flanked by two shorter lean-to sides, a straight roof (Seneca) barn, or a loafing shed. Any section can be left open or fully enclosed.
BARNS & LOAFING SHEDS
Texas Barns & Loafing Sheds
Steel barns for livestock, equipment and tools. Choose a raised center (Carolina) barn, a three-section barn with a taller center flanked by two shorter lean-to sides, a straight roof (Seneca) barn, or a loafing shed. Any section can be left open or fully enclosed.
GARAGES
Metal Garages
Enclosed steel garages for vehicles, equipment and hobbies, in Regular, Boxed and Vertical styles. This one has a roll-up door, a walk-in door, windows and a wide-open interior.
CARPORTS
Metal Carports
Open-sided steel carports to protect your vehicles from sun, hail and weather, in Regular, Boxed Eave and Vertical styles.
Utility combos
Carport & Storage Combos
A carport and an enclosed utility room under one roof: covered parking on one side, lockable storage with a roll-up or walk-in door on the other.
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RV & Boat Covers
RV COVERS
Taller steel covers that protect RVs, campers and boats from sun, hail and weather. Leave them open, add side panels, or close in the sides and back.
Typical RV cover sizes
Class A motorhome
○ Typical length: 30–45 ft
○ Typical height: 12–13 ft
○ Suggested minimum cover: 14' x 45' with 14' sidewall
Class C motorhome
○ Typical length: 25–35 ft
○ Typical height: 10–11 ft
○ Suggested minimum cover: 12' x 40' with 12' sidewall
Travel trailer
○ Typical length: 20–35 ft
○ Typical height: 10–11 ft
○ Suggested minimum cover: 12' x 35' with 9–12' sidewall
Fifth wheel
○ Typical length: 30–40 ft
○ Typical height: 12–13 ft
○ Suggested minimum cover: 14' x 45' with 14' sidewall
Camper, pop-up or Class B
○ Typical length: 16–25 ft
○ Typical height: 8–10 ft
○ Suggested minimum cover: 12' x 30' with standard sidewall
General guidelines only. Every RV is different, so measure yours (including A/C units and antennas) and confirm sizes with us before ordering.
Why cover your RV?
○ Sun: UV rays fade paint and decals and dry out roof seals, rubber and tires.
○ Moisture & hail: a roof keeps rain, hail and debris off, helping prevent leaks and dents.
○ Temperature swings: shade and shelter ease the heat and cold cycles that wear on seals and materials.
Foundation, hookups & site prep
○ Pad: a concrete slab gives the cleanest, most solid base; a compacted gravel pad is a lower-cost option.
○ Drainage: slope the pad about 1/8" per foot so water runs away from the RV.
○ Power: plan for a 120V outlet for a battery tender, or a 30A/50A RV hookup if you'll run the RV on site.
○ Water: a nearby hose bib makes washing and tank filling easier.
Choosing a roof style
ROOF STYLES
All roof styles use galvanized steel.
Good
Regular
A rounded, barn-like look with horizontal panels. The most economical option, best for milder wind and rain.
Better
Boxed Eave / A-frame
A house-style A-frame roof with horizontal panels. Better for larger buildings and more wind and rain.
Best
Vertical
The premium, strongest option. Vertical panels shed rain and debris; recommended for extreme weather and lengths of 36' or more.
MEASURING HEIGHTS
Leg, clearance & peak height
A. Side leg height
From the ground to the start of the roof.
B. Center clearance
Leg height plus the clearance under the center brace.
C. Peak height
Leg height plus the height of the roof peak.
HOW IT'S FRAMED
Anatomy of a metal building
Horizontal side & end framing
Vertical end posts
Roof trusses
Certification, frames & panels
BUILT TO SPEC
Certified buildings
Engineered by a professional engineer for minimum wind and/or snow loads, with more braces, fasteners and anchors. Usually required where permits are needed, and any Infinity building can be certified.
Non-certified option
A non-certified building is an option where certification isn't required.
Frames & panels
Standard 14-gauge or upgraded 12-gauge framing, with standard 29-gauge or upgraded 26-gauge sheet metal.
14 standard colors, plus premium options
COLORS
Standard colors
Barn Red
Burgundy
Clay
Earth Brown
Evergreen
Pebble Beige
Pewter Gray
Quaker Gray
Sandstone
Slate Blue
Tan
White
Black
Galvalume
Premium colors (29-gauge)
Crimson Red
Gallery Blue
Colony Green
Light Rock
Stone Wall
Dark Stone
Classic Brick
Red Shingle
Camo Green
Camo Desert
26-gauge panels have their own color list; ask us for current options.
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BEFORE INSTALL
Delivery, installation & site prep
Large buildings go up with a telehandler lift to set trusses safely.
Site prep checklist
A level concrete slab makes for a square, solid install.
1. Check permits and codes. Call your county or city building department before you order. Rules depend on where you live and local weather requirements, and a building put up without the right permits may have to come down.
2. Pick the right spot. Make sure there is room for the full footprint and that the ground can hold the building for the long term.
3. Clear and level the ground. Remove brush, trash and debris. If something looks like it would be in the way of the delivery truck or crew, it will be.
4. Choose a foundation. Concrete, asphalt, gravel or bare ground can all work. Pick based on your site, your weather and the type of building.
5. Open a clear path. Take down gates, fences or anything else blocking access before install day. If the crew has to clear obstacles, it can mean extra labor charges, or a rescheduled visit and a return fee.
6. Schedule your install. Once the site is ready, call us at (940) 263-1290 and we will line up a date.
Pads, permits & financing
Included — Delivery and installation are included within Infinity's service area (Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana).
Level site — The site must be level and cleared of vegetation and debris. Concrete, asphalt, gravel or ground installs are possible.
Concrete pads — A pad should match the building width and be 1' shorter than the roof length (for example, a 26'x30' slab for a 26'x31' unit).
Permits & utilities — Get permits before install and mark any underground utilities. The customer handles permits.
Financing — Financing and rent-to-own are available.
FAQ
Common questions
Is installation included?
Yes. Delivery and installation are included.
Do I need a certified building?
Certified buildings are engineered for wind and snow loads and are usually required where permits are needed. Check with your local permit office.
Which roof style should I choose?
Regular is the most economical, Boxed Eave suits larger buildings, and Vertical is the strongest and recommended for long buildings and extreme weather.
Who handles permits?
The customer is responsible for permits and for marking underground utilities.
Can I finance a metal building?
Yes. Financing and rent-to-own are available.
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