Rigid Frames

Rigid Frame

Rigid Frame structures are an ancient design based on linear arrangement structural components.

This system can easily be added upon to expand in length or width

The simplest version on the market is the basic carport.

Structure: Rigid Frame Units

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Shed roof carports available from Home Depot are affordable and can be used as additions to other structures.

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Basic carports can be combined for linear expansion. A basic form of Rigid Frame shelter. Readily available and very adaptable.

The basic Rigid Frame design has long been used for expandable spaces. Some proven variations are traditional longhouses (linear expansion) and barn structures (lateral expansion). Specialized metal building companies provide a greater variety of Rigid Frame structures.

http://www.armstrongsteelbuildings.com/

Shed roof additions increase sheltered space through lateral expansion.