Custom Designed Buildings: If you are looking to create a unique pole building, Kramer Konstruction can help you achieve that. For those buildings where simple options are not enough, we can produce the perfect building that suits the needs and aesthetic choices of the customer.






Pole buildings never looked so good! Located in Talbot County, Cordova, Maryland, this spacious pole barn provides an open area on first floor as well as plenty of room on the 2nd floor. These gambrel trusses allow for a much larger area on the 2nd floor than standard attic trusses. What could you do with an extra 936 square feet?









There's plenty of natural light in this pole barn from the windows throughout the building, and in the entry doors, overhead doors and the dormers. The carriage style overhead doors add a touch of class to this already beautiful building. Having the double bubble vapor barrier and insulation in this building keeps condensation from dripping off the roof when weather conditions create it. Double bubble also helps keep the building cooler in summer and quieter in the rain. What more could you ask for in a pole barn - storage, beauty and affordability!

• 30’ x 52’ x 10’
• Dual pitch gambrel attic trusses 2’ on center
• ¾” OSB T&G flooring in 18’ x 52’ x 8’ space & stairs
• 12” overhang on all four sides
• Three 10’ x 8’ carriage style overhead doors with glass & inserts
• Two 3’0” x 6’8” nine-lite entry doors
• Six 36” x 44” vinyl windows with grids
• Three 5’ x 5’ dormers (non-functional) with 36” x 44” windows with grids
• Double Bubble vapor barrier/insulation in roof and sides
• 36” wainscot on four sides
• 5” seamless gutters and 4 down spouts
• 4” concrete (3500psi) in building and 8’ pad on one eave side

Located in Kent County, Harrington, Delaware, this combination pool house & storage pole building serves this family well. While enjoying the swimming pool, this pole shed offers a porch to sit under as well as an area for changing rooms and even a powder room and a room for a shower. There's also plenty of room for storage of pool equipment, lawn care equipment or whatever doesn't fit in the attic. The overhead door and slider door allows easy access into the building for equipment or for people. The windows in this versatile pole barn allow much natural light into the building as well as provide ventilation of the building when they are opened. The cupola and weathervane add the finishing touches to this versatile, well-equipped pole building. Versatility never looked so good!

• 6/12 pitch with trusses 4’ on center
• 12” overhang on all four sides
• One 9’ x 8’ overhead door
• One 14’ x 10’ split slider
• Two 3’0” x 6’8” nine-lite entry doors
• Five 36” x 44” vinyl windows with grids & shutters
• One 24” x 24” cupola with weathervane
• One 10’ x 36’ lean-to
• 4” reinforced concrete(3500psi) in building with pad under lean-to

This versatile building is located in Chesapeake City, Maryland. It is a multi-use building which functions well as a garage, pool house, and storage building. The types of doors and windows used in this building adds to the eye-appeal, along with the wainscot (two-colored metal panels) used on the sides of the building. It has a 6' lean-to on one eave side and a 2' eyebrow on the gable end above the overhead door.

• 22' x 40' x 10' with 5/12 pitch & wainscot
• One 6' x 40' lean-to
• One 2' x 22" eyebrow over overhead door
• 12" overhang on all four sides
• One 12' x 8' overhead door with glass and inserts
• Three 3' x 4' vinyl windows with shutters
• One double 3' x 4' vinyl window with shutters
• One 24' x 24' octagonal window
• One 3'0" x 6'8" eleven lite entry door
• One 6'0" x 6'8" eighteen lite entry door

It's hard to believe that this beautiful building is a pole building! Located in Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, this post frame construction has a shingle roof, vinyl siding, and stone veneer finish. The steeper pitch of the roof along with the 12” overhang, Dutch corners on overhead door openings, and the raised panel shutters make this building quite a good looker. Windows in the building and the entry door allow added light into the garage without even flipping a switch. This unique pole building shows how easy and affordable a good-looking garage can be!

• 9/12 roof pitch
• 12” overhang on four sides
• 2 – 9’ x 7’ overhead doors with Dutch Corners
• 1 – 3’0” x 6’ 8” nine-lite entry door
• 4 – 3’ x 4’ vinyl windows with grids
• Roof – architectural shingles
• Siding – vinyl 4” double
• Stone veneer finish on one gable

Wow, what an incredible example of what can be done with post frame construction (aka pole buildings)! This pole building has many special features in the basic construction done by Kramer Konstruction. The specifications listed below were provided by Kramer Konstruction.








A unique feature of this building is the tri-level construction which uses the uneven slope of the terrain to the customer's advantage. By digging out the dirt in a particular section and building a retaining wall, a partial sub-level is created which houses the garage and equipment storage area. The first floor area is the main living area and houses the game room & kitchen areas. And the attic area provides additional space for bedrooms, more storage, or whatever other use suits your needs.

• 8/12 pitch with attic trusses 2’ on center
• ¾” OSB T&G flooring in 14’ x 60’ x 8’ space & stairs
• 12” overhang on all four sides
• 48” wainscot, 2 sides stone veneer, 2 sides metal siding
• One 6’ x 54’ wrap-around porch with closed ceiling
• Two 10’ x 10’ carriage style overhead doors with glass & inserts
• Two 3’0” x 6’8” nine-lite entry doors
• Eight 36” x 44” vinyl windows with grids & shutters
• Two 36” x 60” vinyl windows with grids & shutters in gables
• 5” seamless gutter with four down spouts
• 36” x 36” cupola with weathervane
• 4’ retaining wall with 2x8 TR T&G on both sides
• 40’ x 36’ ABX metal ceiling in garage

Many additional finishing touches were provided by the customer, which include:

• Finished kitchen
• Stained hardwood floor & ceiling
• Stained wooden molding
• Finished ceiling in game room
• Dry walled hallway to attic rooms
• Rain barrels to catch rain water
• Stone wall around building to match stone veneer on building

• Retaining wall in sub-level garage, with stairway leading to the first floor.

• Stairway from garage sub-level to the game room floor.

• Stairway from attic rooms to the first floor.

• One of the spacious rooms in the attic.

Located in Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, T-111 siding and shingle roof make this pole building not even look like a pole building! The Dutch Corners on the openings of the overhead doors and the steeper pitch of the roof add the "homey" look to this already great looking pole building. The 9-lite entry door and window in the gable end enhance the warm, down-home look to this unique pole building.

• 9/12 pitch roof
• 12” overhang on all 4 sides
• 1 – 3’0” x 6’8” 9-lite entry door
• 2 – 9’ x 8’ overhead doors with Dutch Corners
• 1 – 3’ x 4’ vinyl window
• Roof – architectural shingles
• Sides – T-111

Located in Dover, Kent County, Delaware, this storage building is perfect for whatever "toys" need to be stored – boat, race car, antique car, camper, etc. The steep pitch and the shingle roof add a special look to this pole building, while providing additional storage space in the trusses. The finished porch looks great and gives protection from the elements. This simple but practical storage building provides the perfect place to keep all those "Treasures" or "Toys"!

• 10/12 pitch
• 12’ overhang on gable ends and eave sides
• Two 9’ x 10’ overhead doors
• One 3’ x 4’ vinyl windows, single hung, with screens
• 6’ x 24’ porch with enclosed ceiling
• 30 year architectural shingle roof
• 29 Ga. G100 ABM metal roof

Custom Designed Buildings: We want to help you get the building that fits your needs. If you are looking to build in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania, be sure to call us before you sign!