The Teton

The Teton is a 60×120 post-frame building with 26-foot eave height and a vaulted interior — 7,200 square feet of clearspan space under scissor trusses that open the ceiling to its full peak. No interior columns. No compromise. The main structure spans 60 feet clear with Western-manufactured scissor trusses at 2-foot centers and a 5/12 roof pitch. The scissor design creates a cathedral ceiling inside — the bottom chord follows a 1.75/12 slope from eave to peak, giving you dramatically more usable overhead volume than a standard flat-ceiling truss. At 26-foot eave height, this building handles anything from full-court basketball to commercial fleet storage to indoor arenas. Two 16×14 overhead doors provide access for large equipment, vehicles, or event staging. Four insulated walk doors in black (one with a 9-lite window kit) handle foot traffic. Eight 48×48 vinyl windows and one 36×24 fixed window bring natural light deep into the building. Roof skylights add even more daylight from above. A 10×64 covered porch runs along one side, and 4-foot awnings with 12/12 pitch mono trusses shelter the entry doors. The building wraps in three-tone 26-gauge Classic steel: Burnished Slate on the walls, Black Crinkle on the roof and all trim, and Arctic White on the porch soffit and awning undersides. Columns are 5-ply 2×8 laminated posts — the heaviest column in Western's lineup — with uplift plates and composite footing pads engineered for serious wind and snow loads. ProLinx housewrap, Rhino Roof underlayment, ice and water shield, and 139 Simpson hurricane ties round out a package that's engineered to stand for generations. The Teton is named after the mountain range that defines the Wyoming skyline — and like its namesake, this building is impossible to miss.

Insulated overhead doors (windload-rated, commercial grade) Additional windows or walk doors Spray foam insulation package Interior liner panel Radiant floor heating prep Additional porch or lean-to extensions Cupola for ventilation and aesthetics

A 7,200-square-foot building with 26-foot eave height will require permits in every jurisdiction. Your Western engineering package includes stamped plans designed to satisfy code requirements. We recommend engaging your local building department early in the process — our engineering team can answer their questions, provide additional documentation, and work through any revisions.

A 60×120 premium post-frame building package at this specification level represents a significant investment — typically in the $100,000–$175,000+ range depending on final door selections, options, and site-specific engineering. This is a materials package price and does not include concrete, labor, crane, insulation, or interior finish. The Teton ships as a complete, ready-to-build package with everything your crew needs from the ground up — including oversize delivery logistics.