One Bay Small Garage

This metal garage measures 20 feet wide, 20 feet long, and 8 feet tall at the legs, giving it a compact, square footprint. A vertical roof rises to a center peak and slopes down evenly on both sides, trimmed in crisp white along the ridge, edges, and corners. Dark brown vertical panels cover the roof and walls, broken up by thin horizontal striping that runs across each panel.

A white 8′ x 8′ roll-up door sits on the gable end, framed by the same white trim used across the rest of the building. The door’s horizontal ribbing contrasts against the vertical lines of the wall panels surrounding it, giving the front of the garage a distinct, layered texture.

A white walk-in door sits just to the right of the roll-up door, set into its own white-trimmed frame. A black diamond-shaped window sits at eye level in the center of the door, adding a small decorative detail against the solid white surface.

One window sits further along the side wall, matching the same white trim used on the doors. Its placement brings natural light into the interior without interrupting the clean run of vertical panels across the rest of the wall.

The roofline extends slightly past the wall on the gable end, forming a narrow overhang above the roll-up door and walk-in door. That overhang helps shield both entry points from direct rain running off the roof.

Vertical seams run the full height of each wall panel, spaced evenly from one corner of the building to the other. The same ribbed pattern continues up onto the roof slopes, keeping the roof and walls visually connected as one continuous surface.

The garage sits on a bare dirt and clay pad, with no concrete slab visible beneath the structure in this shot. Dense trees surround the property on nearly every side, framing the building against a soft, overcast sky. Cut branches and cleared brush sit off to the right, suggesting recent land clearing around the site.

The overall shape stays compact and boxy, with a single gable roof and no lean-to or side extension. One roll-up door, one walk-in door, and one window cover every access point on the building. The dark brown panels next to white trim create sharp contrast against the muted greens and grays of the surrounding trees and sky.