Adam Equipment 40' x 20' Raised Center Aisle Barn
The 40' x 20' x 13' Raised Center Aisle Barn is a durable and versatile structure ideal for livestock, equipment storage, or agricultural use. Its 16GA steel pipe frame and reinforced keel roof provide excellent strength and stability, while the raised center aisle design improves ventilation and usability. Perfect for multipurpose applications where durability and airflow are important.
Specification
| Dimension (ft) |
W40'xL20'xH13' |
| Steel Frame |
16 GA |
| Each Door Opening |
W8' x H7' |
| Window |
W2.6' x H3.3' |
| Anchoring |
Sleeve anchor bolts |
| Wind Load |
62 miles/h |
| Snow Load |
24.6 lbs/ft² |
| Foundation required |
Concrete slabs, solid wood, or equivalent |
| More options |
25' x 33' Double Garage Shed |
| Option |
Motorized Roll-Up Door Kit |
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q: What are these aluminum trailer ramps designed for?
A: They are designed for safely loading and unloading cars, light trucks, UTVs, and other wheeled equipment onto compatible trailers.
Q: What are the ramp dimensions?
A: Each ramp measures 7 ft. 10 in. long by 15 in. wide, providing a stable loading surface for low-clearance vehicles.
Q: What is the weight capacity?
A: These ramps support 5,000 lbs. per axle, making them suitable for many passenger vehicles and light equipment.
Q: What are the benefits of the plate end and knife foot design?
A: The plate end rests securely on flat trailer decks, while the knife foot creates a smooth transition from the ground to the ramp, helping protect low-clearance vehicles.
Q: Are these ramps weather resistant?
A: Yes. They are built from high-strength aluminum, which is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and ideal for long-term outdoor use.
Q: Do the ramps provide good traction?
A: Yes. The EZ Traction punch plate surface delivers excellent tire grip in wet, muddy, and icy conditions for safer loading.
Maintenance Tips
- Inspect the ramps before each use for cracks, bent sections, loose welds, or structural damage that could affect safe loading.
- Clean the aluminum surface regularly to remove mud, oil, gravel, and road salt, ensuring maximum traction and corrosion resistance.
- Keep the plate-end and knife-foot contact areas free of debris for secure positioning during loading and unloading.
- Never exceed the rated capacity of 5,000 lb. per axle, and distribute vehicle weight evenly across both ramps.
- Check the traction rungs for wear or damage, replacing the ramps if grip becomes compromised.
- Store ramps in a dry, covered location when not in use to protect against weather exposure and extend service life.
- Periodically inspect all welds, side rails, and load-bearing surfaces to ensure continued strength and safe operation.
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