5,000 Sq. Ft. of Heavy-Duty Covered Storage
When your operation needs serious space, the Gold Mountain 50' x 100' x 23' Double Truss Storage Shelter delivers approximately 5,000 square feet of covered storage for vehicles, machinery, equipment, agricultural supplies, inventory, and more.
Designed for farms, agricultural operations, equipment yards, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, automotive storage, and other large-scale applications, this shelter combines an expansive footprint with a 15-gauge galvanized steel double-truss frame and PVC canopy.
At 50 feet wide, 100 feet long, and 23 feet high, it provides the scale needed for equipment and materials that simply won't fit inside a traditional shed or small storage building.
Approximately 5,000 Sq. Ft. of Storage Space
The shelter measures approximately:
50' Wide x 100' Long x 23' High
That's approximately 5,000 square feet of covered floor space.
The 23-foot overall height and wide-span design make this shelter especially useful for large equipment, machinery, vehicles, boats, RVs, agricultural supplies, raw materials, and commercial inventory.
Heavy-Duty Double-Truss Construction
A structure this large needs a substantial frame.
Gold Mountain uses a double-truss design with 15-gauge galvanized steel to create the primary support structure.
The dual-truss configuration is designed for applications requiring a more substantial structure than smaller single-truss storage shelters.
Galvanized steel also helps provide corrosion resistance for long-term outdoor applications.
PVC Canopy Protection
The frame is covered by a heavy-duty PVC canopy designed for outdoor use.
The manufacturer describes the PVC material as both water-resistant and UV-resistant, helping protect stored vehicles, machinery, equipment, and supplies from exposure to sun and precipitation.
Proper installation and maintaining appropriate fabric tension are important for the performance and longevity of any large fabric structure.
Listed 60 MPH Wind Resistance
The manufacturer lists this shelter as designed to withstand winds of up to 60 mph when properly installed.
Actual site conditions can vary considerably, so proper anchoring, assembly, inspection, and maintenance are essential.
Customers should also verify applicable local requirements and determine whether the manufacturer's listed specifications are appropriate for their installation location.
Mechanical Entrance Door
Moving large equipment through a storage shelter shouldn't require struggling with an oversized fabric entrance.
This Gold Mountain shelter incorporates a mechanical door system designed to make raising and lowering the large entrance easier.
That makes the building more practical for applications where vehicles, equipment, or materials need to move in and out regularly.
Convenient Side Access
For routine inspections and everyday access, a separate 2.6' x 6.6' pedestrian side door lets you enter the structure without opening the primary equipment entrance.
This is especially useful when the shelter is being used for inventory, machinery, or vehicle storage and only pedestrian access is required.
Built-In Ventilation
Upper-end vents help promote airflow through the shelter and reduce trapped moisture.
Ventilation can be particularly important in a large enclosed fabric building.
Specific ventilation requirements may differ for vehicles, livestock, agricultural materials, chemicals, equipment, and other stored products, so specialized applications should be evaluated independently.
Stake-Peg Anchoring
This model is supplied with stake pegs for anchoring.
The stake-based system provides installation flexibility on suitable sites, but appropriate anchoring remains critical to structural performance.
Soil conditions, wind exposure, intended use, and local requirements should all be considered before selecting and preparing an installation location.
Built for Farms, Equipment Yards & Commercial Operations
With approximately 5,000 square feet available, this isn't limited to one type of storage.
The structure can provide covered space for applications such as agricultural equipment, tractors, vehicles, boats, RVs, machinery, tools, manufacturing supplies, raw materials, commercial inventory, and other large items.
It may also be suitable for certain event or operational applications when properly configured and when permitted by applicable local requirements.
Custom Configurations Available
Storage needs aren't always standard.
The manufacturer offers custom size and fabric options for businesses and property owners requiring a different configuration.
Contact us before ordering if your project requires a specific size, fabric, access configuration, or other customization.
Key Features
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Approx. 50' W x 100' L x 23' H
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Approx. 5,000 sq. ft. of covered floor space
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Heavy-duty double-truss design
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15-gauge galvanized steel frame
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Heavy-duty PVC canopy
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Manufacturer-described water-resistant fabric
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UV-resistant canopy material
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Listed resistance to winds up to 60 mph when properly installed
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Mechanical primary entrance door
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2.6' x 6.6' pedestrian side door
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Upper-end ventilation
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Stake-peg anchoring system
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Large 23-foot overall structure height
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Suitable for large equipment and vehicle storage
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Agricultural, warehousing, and manufacturing applications
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Custom sizes and fabric options available
Dimensions & Specifications
Overall Dimensions: 50' W x 100' L x 23' H
Approximate Covered Area: 5,000 Sq. Ft.
Frame Type: Double Truss
Frame Material: Galvanized Steel
Frame Gauge: 15 Gauge
Cover: PVC
Cover Properties: Manufacturer-Described Water & UV Resistance
Listed Wind Resistance: Up to 60 MPH When Properly Installed
Main Entrance: Mechanical Door System
Pedestrian Door: 2.6' W x 6.6' H
Ventilation: Upper-End Vents
Anchoring: Stake Pegs
Custom Options: Size & Fabric Options Available
Installation & Site Preparation
A structure measuring 50 feet by 100 feet requires careful site planning.
Before delivery and assembly, evaluate the installation area for accessibility, ground conditions, drainage, clearance, anchoring requirements, and any equipment needed for installation.
Always follow the manufacturer's installation and anchoring instructions.
Local building, zoning, fire, and permit requirements can vary. Contact the applicable local authority before installation to determine what requirements apply to your site and intended use.
Routine Inspection & Maintenance
Large fabric shelters should be inspected regularly.
Check the canopy for proper tension, inspect anchoring and structural connections, and remove accumulated snow, leaves, or debris as necessary.
Do not allow excessive material to accumulate on the roof.
Follow all manufacturer instructions regarding assembly, fabric tension, anchoring, inspection, maintenance, and weather-related precautions.
Go Bigger Than a Storage Shed
Some storage problems aren't solved by adding another shed.
When you need room for tractors, vehicles, boats, RVs, machinery, inventory, or an entire operation's worth of equipment, you need space on a different scale.
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