INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL SHELTERS
Not sure how to choose an industrial storage shelter? Follow our step-by-step selection process below, or browse our in-stock shelters and find one that is ready for your project.
Select a shelter type
Ground-Mounted Shelter — Features
Key advantages designed around your site, access, and installation requirements.
Adaptable to Different Ground Conditions
Flexible anchoring solutions allow the shelter to be configured for a wide range of site and ground conditions.
Ready for Canadian Winters
Durable cover and frame options help the shelter meet the demands of snow, wind, and harsh Canadian winter weather.
Transport Packaging
Compact, modular components simplify loading and delivery, including transportation to remote or active job sites.
Start Your Selection
Step 1
Width Options: 20' to 70'
Select a width based on your general space requirements and the door dimensions needed for your equipment.
- Shelter Height
- 15'
- Door Size
- 11.3' x 11.3'
- Shelter Height
- 15'
- Door Size
- 11.5' x 11.5'
- Shelter Height
- 20'
- Door Size
- 14' x 14'
- Shelter Height
- 20'
- Door Size
- 14.5' x 13'
Step 2
Compare Your Options
Recommendations for applicable options are based on your selected 30' width.
Fabric & Cover Material
The thicker the cover, the longer its service life. However, excessive weight can reduce frame life, so Chery Industrial Canada selects the optimal fabric weight for each frame size.
Single vs Double Truss
Upgrading from a single to a double truss improves stability, snow load, wind load, and possible shelter height. The trade-off is that a double-truss configuration can approach twice the price.
Arch Space
Basic arch space prioritizes a wider usable footprint. Heavy Duty arch space uses a narrower width to meet more demanding wind and snow load requirements.
Peaked vs Round Top
A Peak roof usually provides more interior space and slightly better snow load. A Round roof generally offers slightly better wind load performance.
Length Options
Choose the shelter length that fits your required covered area. Standard lengths are available in 10-foot increments from 20 to 120 feet.
Step 3
Wind & Snow Load Specifications
Enter your city to see local wind and snow parameters and a preliminary check of your current selections.
Start typing and choose a city from the list.
Step 4
Do You Need an Engineer-Stamped Drawing?
Choose this when your municipality, permit application, or project requirements call for professional structural drawings.
Nordura Series: Permit-Ready Option
Nordura is our permit-ready series for Canadian projects. It supports custom dimensions, site-specific engineering, and professional engineer-stamped drawings for local approval.
Additional services can include custom engineering, permit documentation support, site-specific configuration, and coordination for non-standard requirements. Final scope and pricing are confirmed with your quote.
Ready to Get Your Industrial Shelter?
Browse our complete selection or request a custom quote for your specific needs