Adam Equipment 42' x 30' Vertical Steel Garage With Lean-to
The 42' x 30' Vertical Steel Garage with Lean-to offers durable, spacious storage for vehicles, equipment, and more. Constructed with 16GA steel pipes and a reinforced keel frame roof, this structure provides exceptional strength and stability. The lean-to design adds extra covered space, making it a versatile solution for both residential and commercial applications.
Specification
| Dimension (ft) |
W42'xL30'xH12.5' |
| Steel Frame |
16 GA |
| Main House |
W19'xL30'xH12.5' |
| Left Open Carport |
W11.5'xL30'xH10' |
| Shed on The Right Side |
W11.5'xL30'xH10' |
| Door |
W8' x H9' |
| Side Door |
W3' x H6.5' |
| 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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