50x150 Fabric Building: Inside Width, Sidewall and Peak Height

The Covermore 50x150 fabric building stands 13 feet at the sidewall and 26 feet at the peak, with roughly 48 feet of usable width inside the trusses. Under the trusses at the peak, plan on about 25 feet of clearance.

How much usable width is inside a 50-foot-wide fabric building?

Plan on roughly 48 feet of usable width inside the trusses of a 50-foot-wide (15.24-meter) building. The 48-foot figure is our team's estimate for the Covermore 50x150 building, not a fixed spec for every model.

Here is where the estimate comes from:

1. The 50 feet is the building's overall width.
2. The base plates are typically around 12 inches wide.
3. The 50 feet isn't measured from the outer edge of those base plates, so our team estimates the trusses come in about 9 to 10 inches on each side.
4. Take 9 to 10 inches off each side and you are left with roughly 48 feet between the trusses.

If you are planning around a tight inside measurement, confirm the inside width for your exact model before you order.

How tall is a 50x150 fabric building at the sidewall and peak?

The Covermore 50x150 has a 13-foot sidewall and a 26-foot peak. The sidewall is the straight part of the wall before the roof curves in toward the peak.

How much clearance is under the trusses at the peak?

Plan on roughly 25 feet of clearance under the trusses at the peak of the 50x150. The 26-foot peak height is measured to the top of the building, above the trusses, and the trusses take about a foot off that height.

The one-foot gap between the 26-foot peak and the roughly 25-foot truss clearance matters when you are sizing a fabric building for tall loads. Measure against the clearance under the trusses, not the peak figure.