Lean-To Buildings
Add More Covered Space without the Hassle of a Full-sized Project.
A lean-to is a single-slope steel cover you can attach to an existing building – or build standalone – for shade, storage, or work space.
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- Send It for a Quote
- Financing and RTO
- Downpayment
- Site Prep
- Permitting
- Installation
Best Uses for Lean-To Buildings
Lean-tos don’t always get the spotlight, but they’re some of the most useful add-ons we build. They take wasted space and turn it into something practical. Here are a few ways folks use them:
- Vehicle and Boat Covers
- RV Shelters
- Covered Entryway / Porch
- Firewood Shed
- Barn Additions
- Property Expansion
Why Choose TOL Buildings?
TOL is a family-owned business, and we treat customers like neighbors. We’ve worked up and down the East Coast, so we know the ins and outs of local codes and what each region requires. We create long-lasting products that work for almost any application, and we deliver unparalleled customer service from start to finish. We also back our buildings with a limited-lifetime warranty. If we put our name on it, we stand behind it.
Are you ready to design your lean-to metal building? Call our experts at 336-368-8900 and let’s get started creating something great.
FAQs About Lean-to Metal Buildings
If you expect to get the most bang for your buck, it’s always a good idea to ask a few questions. To help, we’ve answered some frequently asked questions about our lean-to structures:
A lean-to steel building is a roofed structure with one slope that either stands alone or attaches to another building.
Usually, yes. Each town and county is different, so it’s best to check first.
Yes, that’s one of the most common uses. Many people add them to barns or garages.
Definitely. You can start with an open lean-to and close it in when you’re ready.
Yes. In areas with strict snow or wind loads, certification is available for extra peace of mind.
It depends on your budget and local environment. A regular roof is the most affordable, while a vertical roof sheds heavy rain and snow the best.