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24×40×16 Commercial Steel Building Kit
Explore a 24×40 steel commercial building with a 960 sq. ft. footprint and 16 ft walls. Request pricing for your location, door layout and intended use.
Starting from: $30/sq.ft.
A 24×40 steel commercial building gives you a 960-square-foot footprint with 16 ft walls, suited to a small shop, service bay, storage or light commercial use. Tower Steel Buildings offers this size for Canadian projects, with the configuration and price based on your site and intended use.
Request your 24×40 commercial building quote with the project postal code, door requirements and how you plan to use the building.
Plan your 24×40 commercial building
- Footprint: 24 ft × 40 ft, or 960 sq. ft.
- Height: 16 ft walls for taller doors, racking or equipment.
- Access: identify overhead doors, walk-in doors and any customer entrance.
- Code: tell us the intended use so occupancy, fire and accessibility requirements can be reviewed.
24×40 steel commercial building pricing
Planning range: CAD $30–$45 per sq. ft. Final pricing depends on the confirmed configuration, location and quoted scope. This is a planning range, not a fixed project quotation.
The final quote depends on height, location, structural requirements, openings, insulation, finishes and delivery. Foundation and erection scope also affect the overall project budget. Our steel building pricing guide explains how a building package differs from the completed project.
What is included?
Your approved quotation identifies the framing, panels, accessories, openings, drawings and delivery included for the selected configuration. Confirm site preparation, foundations, erection and interior services separately. Compare commercial steel buildings before finalizing the building footprint.
Questions about a 24×40 steel commercial building
What can a 24×40 commercial building be used for?
Common uses include a small contractor shop, service bay, equipment storage or a light commercial space. The intended use affects code requirements, so share it when you request a quote.
Do I need permits?
Most commercial buildings need a building permit. Your quote can include engineered drawings to support the permit application.





