Portables Wood Frame

These items are what makes McGuire’s Portable Buildings the best built AND best value.

• Exclusive “Top Load” roof frame design where all of the roof joists/supports are on top of the top plate
• Triple-stud “finish ready” corners (in buildings over 8′ wide, optional for 8′ wide buildings)
• Double 2 x 6 headers over doors AND windows (in buildings over 8′ wide)
• Long 1 x 4 corner/wind bracing through as many studs as possible for added wall strength
• All splices, where floor or top plates come together, are bridged for strength
• Galvalume® steel roof
• 3/4” tongue and groove exterior plywood flooring.
• Several wood frame types to choose from Regular, Boxed Eave, Deluxe, Lofted Barn, Smartpanel®

These features are standard in most portable buildings.

• 24” OC walls | 16” OC floor joists
• Flat door thresholds
• All standard 48” and 72” doors have both deadbolt and knob (keyed alike)
• All exterior screws are stainless steel on trim and siding.
• #2 appearance grade yellow pine framing. Not white pine or spruce.
• Pressure treated floor joists and 4 x 6 skids
• Aluminum, steel or wood siding
• 20 different colors to choose from for siding, corner and window trim. No charge.

McGuire’s Buildings offers a full line of top quality, long lasting wood frame Portable Buildings.

Whether you choose aluminum, steel or wood siding you’ll have many years of maintenance-free enjoyment. The 8′, 10′ and 12′ wide are completely portable for future relocating (high wall option may exclude certain models). And any building can be built on-site! Compare McGuire’s Buildings to all others and you’ll see why the whole Valley area has trusted the McGuire family for 2 generations for its portable building needs.

All portable buildings look similar on the outside. At McGuire’s the framing is the difference between their buildings and others in the industry. McGuire’s Buildings builds the only 100% finish ready wood frame portable building in this market. McGuire’s Buildings would like to invite you to shop and compare the quality and workmanship of their buildings to others in the industry. The differences are readily apparent.