Building Process

4x4’s treated for ground contact form the base of the building, followed by treated floor joist spaced 16” on center. Sturdi-Floor, plywood caps off this process and completes a floor system far and above that of shed options.

The construction process continues as the building studs and trusses are all top-of-the-line "western spruce" to ensure beauty, quality and minimize any warping and twisting. The studs are top plated and connected to the roof truss via single plate rafter ties commonly called "hurricane ties". This is a superior method of connecting trusses to wall plates, stronger than wood-to-wood nailing and galvanized parts will not rust. Roof trusses are connected together utilizing steel truss plates to ensure the building will withstand high winds and all other forms of inclement weather.

Exterior siding for Stateline Buildings come in various forms. We offer 2 types of wood siding. Our Quality Series Buildings come with ½” Dura-Temp Siding by Roseburg. Our Classic Series Buildings come with ⅜” Smart Side by LP. Maintenance free vinyl siding is available in many popular colors for that custom look to match your existing home.

All Stateline buildings are topped off with ½” OSB sheeting and covered with 20 year, heavy duty, asphalt shingles. These shingles are available in a choice of many colors.

Stateline buildings are inspected many times during the building process to ensure that top-notch quality is maintained throughout the building process. Our Quality Control Program is a very critical, conscience, attention to detail process so that you can rest assured that your purchase will give you many years of enjoyment and service.