Metal barns, what they say
After World War II, the military sold off its excess Quonset huts to the public, costing one thousand per hut. Ever since, the huts have become widespread. A few simple design changes have been implemented, like straight walls providing more storage volume, steel replacing the old plywood fronts and backs, and colors other than grey. Yet the roofs remain rounded, so they have the same easy maintenance as always. No worries about cleaning off or repair the roof! Who uses Quonset huts? They are the practical and cost effective solution for many businesses, farms, and more.