Salt Storage Fabric Sheds
Fabric Salt Storage Buildings Northern states use fabric hoop buildings for salt storage because they offer cost-effective construction, superior rust

We talk a lot about clear span buildings here, but maybe we haven’t explained what we mean by that.
A clear span building has no supports in the middle from one end to the other. With no interior columns or load-bearing walls, you get fully usable, flexible floor space. This makes it easy to place large equipment, machinery, or inventory wherever you need.
Wooden trusses have a limited span without support posts. Steel can typically span much farther at a lower cost. Add a fabric skin, and you have an economical clear span fabric structure.
Our Rushmore hoop buildings reach from 24′ to 140′ in clear span width.
Advantages of Rushmore Clear Span Structures:
Not everyone needs a big and open space, but if you do, a hoop barn may be the perfect clear-span building for you.
If you have questions about clear span buildings, you might find answers here.
Fabric Salt Storage Buildings Northern states use fabric hoop buildings for salt storage because they offer cost-effective construction, superior rust

At the Hoop Barn, we believe that bigger truly is better! Our Rushmore double truss barns over 85 feet not only offer more space but also come at a lower cost per square foot compared to shorter buildings. Why? Because setting up for a larger structure takes the same time and labor as a smaller one, allowing us to pass those savings directly to you. Plus, with our commitment to fair pricing, we ensure that you get the best value without compromising quality. Discover why investing in a larger fabric building is a smart choice that benefits everyone involved!

All Kinds of Livestock are Happy in a Hoop Barn One of the most common uses of hoop buildings