When Carter Machinery Company of Salem, Va., needed to merge two of its locations, they constructed a new facility that uniquely combined alternating conventional and custom-designed metal buildings. The new 40,000 square-foot building houses a sales and rental department with showroom as well as its parts and service departments. The four buildings aren’t necessarily aligned but do have a central axis through them that allows equipment to be driven inside from the back of the building to the two-story sales and rental showroom in front. All floors are made to withstand exceptionally heavy equipment.
When Carter Machinery Company of Salem, Va., needed to merge two of its locations, they constructed a new facility that uniquely combined alternating conventional and custom-designed metal buildings. The new 40,000 square-foot building houses a sales and rental department with showroom as well as its parts and service departments. The four buildings aren’t necessarily aligned but do have a central axis through them that allows equipment to be driven inside from the back of the building to the two-story sales and rental showroom in front. All floors are made to withstand exceptionally heavy equipment.
When Carter Machinery Company of Salem, Va., needed to merge two of its locations, they constructed a new facility that uniquely combined alternating conventional and custom-designed metal buildings. The new 40,000 square-foot building houses a sales and rental department with showroom as well as its parts and service departments. The four buildings aren’t necessarily aligned but do have a central axis through them that allows equipment to be driven inside from the back of the building to the two-story sales and rental showroom in front. All floors are made to withstand exceptionally heavy equipment.