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Vehicle storage under a familiar gable

Custom
A-Frame Garages

Plan a garage-style building around your pickup, car, or SUV, with the door width and floor space a heavier vehicle needs.

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Vehicles FirstStart with what you drive
Wide AccessPlan the route through the door
Useful LayoutRoom for vehicles and gear
Residential GableA familiar profile beside home
A Garage Built for Vehicles

Plan Access Before
Choosing the Details.

An A-Frame Garage is a storage building with wider-access options and a familiar residential gable. Start with the pickup, car, SUV, or other vehicle that needs to move through the door.

Tell Glen what you plan to park, how often you need it, and whether tools, parts, or a work area should stay alongside it. Those details guide door placement and the floor layout.

If you prefer the same vehicle-focused function with a traditional barn profile, compare the Gambrel Garage.

The right plan starts with your vehicle.

A-frame garage with a wide overhead door and contrasting trim Built around your property

Three Simple Steps to Your A-Frame Garage

Begin with the vehicle you need to park and its access needs so every later choice supports the way you will use the garage.

1

List the Vehicles

Share the pickup, car, SUV, and other items that need a sheltered place.

2

Plan Access & Layout

Choose the footprint, door and window placement, storage zones, and exterior materials around that use.

3

Build & Deliver

Your A-Frame Garage is built in the Shipshewana shop, then transported and placed at your prepared site.

Custom buildings typically take approximately two to four weeks. Free delivery is available within 20 miles of the Shipshewana shop; ask Glen about delivery outside that area.

Plan an A-Frame Garage Around Your Vehicles

Identify the largest vehicle first, then decide how much room should serve tools, parts, storage, and projects.

Pickup Trucks

Plan door width and floor space for a pickup and the gear it carries.

Cars & SUVs

Give daily drivers a sheltered place off the driveway.

Extra Vehicles

Keep a second car, project vehicle, or seasonal driver protected.

Workshop Space

Combine vehicle parking with a practical work zone along the wall.

Tools & Parts

Give tools, parts, and seasonal supplies defined storage beside the vehicle.

Vehicle + Storage

Park inside while keeping bins and household overflow organized.

Four Details to Compare

Know What Goes
Into Your Shed.

Family-owned since 1995, Slabaugh’s builds each A-Frame Garage from start to finish in one Shipshewana shop. Glen stays personally involved in helping customers plan their buildings, and these four points make the material choices easier to compare.

01

Walls & Custom Trusses

Premium-grade 2 × 4 walls are framed 16 inches on center, and custom trusses are built from premium-grade 2 × 4 lumber.

02

Plywood—Never OSB

The floor system uses plywood, and plywood is used wherever sheet material is required—never OSB or pressed board.

03

Finish & Roofing Choices

Choose from many paint colors to match your home, or select vinyl siding. Complete your building with metal or shingle roofing.

04

Craftsmanship & Material Warranties

Each building includes a 7-year craftsmanship warranty. Coverage for exterior materials depends on your selections: barn paint includes a 15-year fade warranty; siding and trim, a 50-year warranty; shingles, a lifetime warranty; and metal roofing, a 40-year finish warranty. Ask Glen which coverage applies.

Configure Access Before Exterior Details

Work from the largest vehicle and its access path outward, then coordinate the finish with your property.

Vehicle List

Share what must park now, what may be added later, and which items need regular access.

Access & Doors

Choose garage, fiberglass, or custom wooden doors and place them around the vehicles you move.

Storage & Work Zones

Arrange windows, wall-side storage, and project space around your primary vehicle needs.

Exterior Materials

Coordinate vinyl or wood siding, colors, trim, and available metal or shingle roofing.

Available Building Options

Add the access, storage, work, and finishing details you need.

Options can be combined around your building’s style, size, layout, and intended use. Glen can help you determine which choices fit your plan.

  • Pressure-Treated Ramps
  • Shutters
  • Lofts
  • Flower Boxes
  • Cupolas
  • Wood Doors
  • Partitions
  • Vents
  • Fiberglass Doors
  • Shelves
  • Windows
  • Prehung Fiberglass Doors
  • Workbenches
  • Garage Doors
Ready to sort through the choices?

Build Your Option List With Glen.

Share how you plan to use the shed, and Glen will help you choose the features that belong in your estimate.

A-Frame Garage FAQs

Check the Details Before You Plan.

Use these answers to compare storage uses, customization, sizes, materials, and current build timing.

Browse all frequently asked questions
What can I store in an A-frame garage?

A-frame garages can be planned for pickup trucks, cars, SUVs, extra vehicles, tools, and household storage when sized with the appropriate door and layout.

Can I customize the garage door and windows?

Yes. Garage, fiberglass, or custom wooden doors and several window choices can be placed around the layout you select.

What sizes are available for an A-frame garage?

Slabaugh’s generally builds portable structures from 8 × 8 feet through 14 × 36 feet, with custom sizes available within those limits.

What materials are used in an A-frame garage?

Buildings use premium lumber and plywood, including 2 × 4 walls spaced 16 inches on center and custom trusses. Slabaugh’s does not use OSB.

How long does a custom A-frame garage take?

A custom building typically takes approximately two to four weeks. Call for current scheduling information.

Bring Glen your vehicle and site details.

Plan Access Before Your Garage Is Built.

Start with the largest vehicle, the door access it needs, and what else the building should hold.

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