Chery Industrial 40' × 80' × 20' Single-Truss Arch Storage Shelter

Product Overview

Create substantial covered storage for agricultural equipment, vehicles, materials, and commercial inventory with this Chery Industrial single-truss arch shelter. Its 40-by-80-foot footprint provides approximately 3,200 square feet of usable ground area, while the 20-foot peak height accommodates taller machinery and bulk storage arrangements.

The arched roof profile creates a spacious interior without conventional center columns interrupting movement through the shelter. This makes it easier to position trucks, trailers, tractors, implements, palletized materials, and other large items.

Key Features

• Approximately 3,200 square feet: Provides substantial covered space for equipment, materials, and inventory.
• Wide 40-foot span: Accommodates larger machinery, vehicles, and organized storage layouts.
• Eighty-foot length: Offers valuable depth for multiple storage zones or drive-through arrangements.
• Twenty-foot peak height: Provides clearance for tall equipment and stacked materials.
• Single-truss arch design: Creates an open interior without conventional center support columns.
• Curved roof profile: Encourages water and snow to move toward the sides of the structure.
• Flexible interior layout: Allows storage areas to be arranged according to changing operational needs.
• Agricultural and commercial versatility: Suitable for farms, ranches, equipment yards, contractors, and industrial facilities.
• Expandable storage capability: Provides an alternative to constructing a permanent conventional building.

Specifications

Recommended Applications

This large storage shelter is well suited for:

• Tractors and agricultural implements
• Trucks, trailers, and recreational vehicles
• Construction and landscaping equipment
• Palletized materials and commercial inventory
• Seasonal farm and ranch supplies
• Maintenance and equipment-staging areas
• Temporary or long-term covered storage

Site Preparation and Installation

Select a firm, level site with sufficient space around the shelter for assembly, anchoring, equipment access, and water drainage. Verify underground and overhead utility clearances before beginning installation.

The foundation and anchoring system must be appropriate for the shelter’s dimensions, soil conditions, exposure, and local structural requirements. Confirm applicable permits, setbacks, zoning restrictions, and building codes before installation.

Professional installation is recommended for a structure of this size. Maintain clear access around stored equipment and avoid attaching suspended loads to the shelter frame unless specifically approved for that purpose.

Maintenance and Use

Inspect the frame, connections, anchors, and exterior covering regularly, particularly after severe weather. Keep the shelter securely anchored and maintain drainage around its perimeter.

Operate the shelter within its manufacturer-rated wind and snow limitations, and follow the supplied maintenance and seasonal weather procedures to support long-term performance.