Pole Barn Uses

Pole Barns for Vehicle Storage

Cars & Trucks

Create a dedicated garage for daily drivers, classic cars, or extra vehicles. Plan your parking bays with enough room to open doors, unload groceries, and move between vehicles without squeezing past shelves.

Boats & Trailers

Keep your boat and trailer under cover between trips. Account for the full trailer length, motor, and overhead clearance when choosing your building dimensions and door openings.

RVs & Campers

Plan enclosed storage for your RV or camper with an opening that accommodates its height and width. Leave space for rooftop equipment, mirrors, and access around the vehicle while it is parked.

Motorcycles & ATVs

Give smaller vehicles a place of their own, along with helmets, riding gear, and maintenance supplies. A separate entry door lets you reach stored equipment without opening an overhead door.

Plan Your Garage Layout in 3D

Plan a garage with room for your vehicles, tools, and storage. Use our 3D designer to explore building dimensions, place doors, and compare roofing, siding, and trim colors.

Garage & Vehicle Storage FAQs

Start by measuring each vehicle, including mirrors, hitches, and trailers. Add space for opening doors, walking between vehicles, and storing equipment before choosing your building dimensions.

Yes. Plan a dedicated work area alongside your parking spaces so benches and tools remain accessible when vehicles are inside. Include that space in the initial layout instead of relying on leftover room.

CMT Components offers pole barn designs with lean-tos, including the featured Bethel storage project. Ask about adding covered space along the side of your garage when discussing your kit.

CMT Components supplies the building kit and delivers the materials to your job site. You can arrange construction yourself or explore CMT’s network of trusted contractors.