Maple Leaf Steel Buildings® do it all!

Manufactured exclusively in the United States, Maple Leaf Steel Buildings® offer high sidewall clearance, and an unbeatable un-obstructed clear span of 100% usable space. And they are remarkably affordable.

Q-Series steel arch roof and sidewall systems buildings are perfect for a great many applications: grain and livestock storage, workshops, boat, automobile and truck storage, retail outlets, and distribution centers, even airplane hangars. Having no poles, beams, or obstructions, Q-series metal buildings are available in sizes from 20' to 100' wide and unlimited lengths. The ever popular arch style building is recognizable as a familiar and increasingly used building style as any drive through rural and suburban American will confirm. As part of the World War II war effort, in 1941, George A. Fuller was commissioned by the United States government to design and engineer a cheap, portable shelter intended for housing troops, storing large machinery, and warehousing supplies. He started construction of the units near Quonset, Rhode Island, and the rest is history. The rounded shapes of these structures proved them to be high durability and stability even under the harshest weather and environmental conditions that World War II had to offer. The buildings were so successful that the U.S. government produced 170,000 during the Second World War alone.

Q-Series Features
Arch design developed by the US Military during World War II for housing troops and warehousing vehicles and supplies provides superior strength to withstand the worst that Mother Nature has to offer
Versatility: perfect for a great many applications, such as hay, grain and livestock shelter, industrial shops, warehousing, skating rinks, workshops, boat, automobile and truck storage, retail outlets, distribution centers, airplane hangars, even an indoor softball stadium!
No poles, beams, or obstructions for 100% usable space
Available in sizes from 18' to 100' wide and unlimited lengths
Easy to build - 2 friends, a weekend, and you're done!