Find the Right Quonset Hut Model

So you’ve finally decided that a Quonset hut is the right building for you. Now it’s time to get down to the finer details, like what Quonset hut model will best suit your needs.

S-Model

If the Q-Model and A-Model had a baby, it would be the S-Model. With straight sidewalls and a rounded roof line, it’s a “well rounded” option.

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Q-Model

When most people think of the Quonset hut, they picture the classic Q-Model. The classic semi-circular structure became popular during WWII.

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X-Model

SteelMaster’s X-Model is best for areas with heavy snow loads due to its 4:12 pitched roof line which makes it easier for snow to slide off.

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C-Model

C-Models can be used in a variety of ways. The most common uses include carports and canopy/awning structures.

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R-Model

Whether you’re looking for a container cover or have another clear span roof design in mind, the SteelMaster arched roof is the perfect solution.

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A-Model

Invented by SteelMaster Buildings in 1992, the A-Model combines usable space, durability and a traditional gable appearance.

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What All SteelMaster Quonset Hut Models Have in Common:

Galvalume Plus coating with Energy Star rating, which makes the buildings eco-friendly and virtually maintenance free
Unobstructed interior space (no beams or trusses)
Include State Stamped Engineered Blueprints
Pre-cut panels with only one size nut and bolt
Resistant against natural disasters, i.e. tornadoes, hurricanes, fire, earthquakes, and heavy wind/snow
Use nothing less than 22 gauge steel

Steel Building Models for All Needs

Features:

Widths of 17′ to 40’+
100 percent usable space, durability with a traditional gable appearance
4:12 pitch roofline with straight walls
Allows easy palletizing/shelf or storage space

Features:

Widths of 10′ to 60’+
Straight sidewalls and a rounded roofline
Round roof deflects wind and snow
Provides overhead space for taller items or lofted area

Features:

Widths of 20′ to 70’+
Classic semi-circular structure
Became popular during World War II
Most popular model for Quonset hut homes