Why dealers lead with our spec—not a mystery box
What your customers actually receive
Imagery is representative marketing art; field-verified dimensions, weights, and warranty terms ship with your dealer packet. The narrative below stitches together the Dealer Quality Reference, legacy builder presentation decks, and internal operating models your leadership team can trust.
Wall & opening package
18-ga walls dealers can prove on the lot
Per dealer-facing quality references, TEMLOC wall lines use 18-gauge galvanized steel with baked-on powder coat, EPDM at vertical joints, and a wiring access path through each panel so electricians stay out of surface conduit. Standard opening story includes a reinforced double-swing metal door sized for 5 ft or 8 ft clear openings with a tight panel-to-floor seal—critical for feed, grain, and pest control in rural installs.
Roof, truss & weather
Tested loads + roof geometry that protects the slab
Marketing engineering decks cite International Building Code–oriented testing targets—commonly referenced as 90 mph wind and 30 psf live load in historical presentations—paired with an all-steel shell. Preassembled truss and gable halves drop crane time, while eave overhangs move the drip line past the foundation to control splash and façade staining.
Kit logistics
Crated kits built for your receiving dock
Classic TEMLOC kit economics ship as complete DIY packages: historically described as ~8×4×3 ft crates (forklift required) with on the order of 20 crates per truckload in legacy dealer slides—exact counts should be verified per SKU with the factory. Inside finance and operating models, the business runs on a documented 60-month integrated forecast and panelized BOM discipline so production and procurement stay aligned—translating to fewer “surprise” component gaps on high-volume dealer programs.