Clermont County
The Rundown
This 12,600 sq ft structure features a 60 ft x 140 ft main building with a 30 ft x 140 ft lean-to, offering ample clearance and uninterrupted interior space thanks to portal openings in the lean-to. Built to withstand 115 mph winds and 20 psf ground snow load, the structure includes durable EpoxxiShield™ COR Pro-coated steel framing and white 28 oz ExxoTec Elite™ fabric cladding. Passive ventilation is achieved through an open endwall and 18-inch mesh soffit. A 12-ft cast-in-place wall foundation supports the main structure, with varying heights along the lean-to. Installed by Legacy crews for long-term performance.
Feature Details
- 60 ft x 140 ft with a 30 ft x 140 ft lean-to (12,600 sq ft)
- 20 psf ground snow load, 115 mph wind load, exposure C, seismic zone B
- All steel framing members are coated in EpoxxiShield™ COR Pro
- White 28 oz ExxoTec Elite™ PVC fabric cladding
- Passive ventilation through 18-in mesh soffit on one side and open endwall
- The foundation is acombination of 12-ft cast-in-place walls on the main building, and varying foundation heights along the lean-to
- Lean-to includes 22.5-ft accessible clearance height with portal openings, eliminating bracing interference
- Installed by Legacy crews
Industry
State & Municipal
Size
12,600 sq ft
Location
Batavia, OH
Year
2023
Testimonials
The set up was ideal.
With this Legacy design, we were able to save money and space by integrating a wash bay into the storage structure. The setup we use is also ideal for eliminating environmental concerns, since all the salt-laden water is contained instead of running off.
It was a good experience working with Legacy.
Our transportation system requires the diesel buses to be stored in a facility to keep them warm and protected from the elements. Legacy's customized fabric structure design was able to fit our purposes. Their in-house installation crew put up the building very quickly. They're easy to work with and willing to help, and the communication with the city and responsiveness throughout the project was very good.
It seemed to be the perfect solution.
The building needed to be as salt resistant as possible. Legacy had a solid steel frame as opposed to tubular steel – it seemed to be the perfect solution.
