Alan’s Factory Outlet is a family run business owned and operated by me, Alan Bernau Jr and my wife Julie for over 16 years and we’ll help you find the perfect garage for your needs.
ONLY pay on delivery(With a small deposit)
Made-to-order in the U.S.A
FREE delivery AND installation
20 year rust-through warranty on 12 gauge
We’re only a phone call away
“Service was like nothing I’d ever experienced before! Thrilled with the storage building”
- Mike and Sharon - Marshall, Virginia
Here’s how it works
All of our buildings are custom-made so select a delivery area
first then your options and we’ll confirm your pricing and
only pay a small deposit to book delivery.
Metal garage buildings add valuable space for storage, workshop use,
and more. They're a fantastic addition to any home or business. Alan's
Factory Outlet offers a wide range of metal garages for sale online. Our
customizable metal garage kits mean that your new garage will meet your
specific needs. Our metal garages come in 3 different styles: The
regular style steel garage, boxed eave style steel garage and the
vertical roof steel garage.
The regular style garage is the only one that comes in a rounded barn
shaped roof. The regular style steel carports are the most economical
of the 3 roof lines you can buy.
The boxed eave and vertical buildings look exactly alike at first
glance, but with one major difference; how the roof sheeting runs. On
the boxed eave metal garage the 29 ga sheeting runs length wise just
like on the regular style, but on the vertical roof garage the sheeting
goes up and down, which helps the snow or rain slide off. The vertical
steel garage is the most expensive style of our metal garages for sale,
but is the strongest of the three garages.
When you order from Alan's Factory Outlet, you save on shipping and
installation fees. Please note that our metal garages are currently
available for delivery in sixteen states. The metal garages are
delivered and installed for free only in these states: Alabama,
Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
Virginia and West Virginia.
When you buy the metal garage online your credit card with be processed only between 10% to 17% deposit after you approve the order on the
metal garages. The initial deposit can be paid with credit card or
check. The remaining balance is due after it is built or installed, and
can be paid with either credit card or check, whichever is best for you.
The difference between the boxed and vertical roof style is the
vertical buildings are made with the roof panels going up and down so
snow easily slides off the roof.
Please keep in mind the steel garages are only delivered and
installed in AL, AR, GA, IL, KS, KY, LA, MS, MO, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA,
and WV.
We strongly recommend that if you get a steel building that is 41'
long to go with the vertical roof, because we do not have 41' long
panels; which means we have to overlap 2 panels and this creates a week
spot and an area that is prone to leakage issues. On the vertical
garages because the roof panels are up you do not have that kind of
situation.
The metal garages for sale are custom built in the size, style and
color you want. We can customize metal garage buildings to accommodate
specific storage needs as we can custom build the structure with taller
legs, larger garage doors, and thicker 12 ga tubing which has a 20 year
rust through warranty. Size customizations are particularly helpful for
your garage purchase if you're planning to store items like RVs, boats,
and other outsized equipment. Additionally, all of the metal garages
come with a 1 year workmanship warranty from the date of installation.
When your order metal garage kits from Alan's Factory Outlets, you
get to pick from 13 different colors for the roof, sides and the trim
color which is on the end along the roof line sides. All of the metal
sheeting comes in 29 ga and has a baked enamel finish.
The
tubing on the carports comes standard in 14 ga 2 1/2" square tubing. You
can always upgrade to thicker 12 ga tubing, which is sized at 2 1/4"
square tubing. 20 year rust through warranty on both the 14ga and 12ga metal frame tubing.
Estimated Delivery times for the Carports & Metal Garages
7 days to 30 days: 50%
30 days to 60 days: 40%
60 days to 90 days: 10%
90 days or more: less than 1%
The estimated delivery time frames are not guaranteed, but approximately 90% of the time the delivery is occurring within 60 days of the order being received by the factory. Please keep in mind that if you are in an area that receives any kind of winter weather, there is a greater chance of this exceeding the 90 day estimate because winter weather can make it difficult to complete an installation.
If your carport or metal garage goes over 90 days we will either offer upon your request a 10% discount off of the balance due once it is installed for the inconvenience or provide a full refund of your deposit if you wish to cancel.
Special Note For Orders Placed After October 1st:
Any installations/deliveries occurring in: DC, IN, MD, NJ, NY, OH & PA, will most likely be delayed until Spring, due to common winter storms in these states. Please be advised that during October 1 - Spring, the 90 day delivery guarantee does not apply, as there is a high probability these customers will have an extended wait.
Related Resources
A Guide to Metals and the Periodic Table
There are a number of metals which have been discovered. They generally have similar properties such as being shiny, able to conduct electricity and remain solid at around room temperature. Nonmetals are usually the opposite of metals in their properties. They are not shiny, are not good at conducting electricity and at room temperature may remain a solid or turn into liquid or a gas. Some examples of what are considered metals are Aluminum, Potassium, Gold, Silver, Copper, Sodium and Mercury. Elements that would be considered non-metals in the periodic table include Nitrogen, Oxygen and Hydrogen. There are also a group of elements that have some properties of both metals and non-metals. And tend to fall in the category between the two groups. They are called metalloids and elements in this group include Silicon, Boron and Carbon.
Some examples of what are considered metals are Aluminum, Potassium, Gold, Silver, Copper, Sodium and Mercury. Elements that would be considered non-metals in the periodic table include Nitrogen, Oxygen and Hydrogen. There are also a group of elements that have some properties of both metals and non-metals. And tend to fall in the category between the two groups. They are called metalloids and elements in this group include Silicon, Boron and Carbon.
The periodic table is a key component to understanding properties and how they relate in the field of chemistry. To help learn more about metals, non-metals and even metalloids, we have put together the following helpful pages:
What is a metal? - In this informative page from the University of Washington, you will learn basic information about metals.
Metal – A Science Daily online article which provides a look at what a metal is defined as.
History of Metals – This page provides readers with a brief, but concise, history of metals.
Metal Facts – A fun and educational article with information and facts about metals for kids.
Principles of Metals – This University of Illinois page gives a look at the various principles of metals.
Metals and Non-metals – An article which contains a comparison of the properties of both metals and non-metals.
The Chemistry of Non-metals – This article from Purdue University gives readers an overview of what constitutes a non-metal.
Non-metals – Helpful page with a description of non-metals and examples of the elements in this category.
Science Teacher Resources – This page features a number of useful websites for teachers to use to help kids understand chemistry and the elements.
Fun Activities – Activities that teachers can use to introduce the periodic table of elements to students.
We hope this information have been helpful in your understanding of the periodic table of elements. Feel free to use this page as a source of resource information.
Everyday people are outside walking, running, and generally enjoying being outdoors. While outdoors moving, many times people tend to lose coins, keys and other objects and are not recovered. In fact, there is a vast array of items that are just waiting to be found. And, the way to find them is through metal detecting. Metal detecting has been a hobby that became popular with the invention of the metal detector. In the late 19th Century, the first metal detector was created. Using the concepts of electricity and magnetism, the metal detector was used to determine where metal objects may reside. Metal detecting has been a fun and sometimes lucrative hobby which can be done by people of all age. To help you learn about metal detectors and metal detecting, please feel free to review the following information.
Metal detecting has been a hobby that became popular with the invention of the metal detector. In the late 19th Century, the first metal detector was created. Using the concepts of electricity and magnetism, the metal detector was used to determine where metal objects may reside.
Metal detecting has been a fun and sometimes lucrative hobby which can be done by people of all age. To help you learn about metal detectors and metal detecting, please feel free to review the following information.
Resource Page – Informative page which offers information on metal and gold detecting.
Metal Detecting and the Law – Web page which provides information on metal detecting, archeology and the law.
We hope that this guide has been helpful in providing information on the fun hobby of metal detecting. Visit this page often and good luck in your new hobby.
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