The Riverton

The Riverton is a 60×64 shop with a 16-foot lean-to — 3,840 square feet of enclosed clearspan workspace plus covered outdoor space along one side. At 16-foot eave height, this building swallows full-size equipment, lifts, and tall storage without breaking a sweat. The main structure spans 60 feet clear with no interior columns in your way. Trusses are 4/12 pitch on 4-foot centers — Western-manufactured and engineered for the load. The 16-foot mono lean-to runs along one side at a 2/12 pitch, giving you a covered work area, material staging zone, or additional equipment bay with its own overhead door access. Two walk doors — one with an insulated 9-lite window kit — give you daylight and foot traffic flow. Six 36×36 Gerkin slider windows bring natural light into the workspace. The building wraps in two-tone 26-gauge Classic steel: Ash Gray Textured on the upper walls, Charcoal Textured wainscot at the base, and Charcoal on the roof and all trim. The wainscot isn't just cosmetic — it hides the wear and tear where equipment and materials make contact with the walls. Columns are post-in-ground with uplift plates and composite footing pads — engineered for Wyoming wind loads. Housewrap goes on the walls for weather protection. The Riverton is named after the central Wyoming town that sits where the Wind River and the Little Wind meet — a crossroads built for work, and a building built the same way.

Western-supplied overhead doors (insulated, windload-rated, commercial grade) ZIP System sheathing upgrade for insulation-ready envelope Additional windows or walk doors Cupola for ventilation and curb appeal Diamond Kote siding accents Extended lean-to or additional lean-to on opposite side

A building this size will require a permit in virtually every jurisdiction. Your Western engineering package includes stamped plans. We recommend connecting with your local building department early — our engineering team can answer their questions and provide any additional documentation they need.

A 60×64 post-frame building package from Western typically falls in the $50,000–$75,000 range depending on door selections, upgrades, and options. This is a materials package price — it does not include concrete, labor, overhead doors (if customer-supplied), insulation, or interior finish. The Riverton ships as a complete, ready-to-build package with everything your crew needs from the ground up.