What products does ROCKY’S Lumber & Supply offer?

We sell material only building packages for our DURA-LIFE and PRO-AG series post frame buildings as well as our stud frame buildings & garages. We offer building materials including lumber, exterior doors, interior doors and trim, windows, & concrete stain & coatings.

Do you offer installation & building services?

We offer complete installation and contracting of our DURA-LIFE & PRO-AG post frame buildings as well as our stud frame garages through our network of preferred contractors. Our contractors are held to the same high standards of quality and integrity that have set us apart for years.

Do you sell blueprints?

We sell plans/blueprints to all of our buildings as well as plans to our homes/barndominiums from our sister company RYSE HOMES.

Do you offer plans/blueprints design services?

Yes. We offer in house design services. Whether for your garage or hobbyshop or your dream home or barndominium, we have you covered.

Do you offer barndominiums & homes?

While we do sell barndominium & home material packages and plans, visit our sister company, RYSE HOMES for barndominium and home construction.

What is your delivery range for material packages?

We typically deliver within 150 miles of Cullman, Al.

What is your build radius for your DURA-LIFE & PRO-AG series post frame buildings and your stud frame garages?

We cover north and central Alabama for our installation/construction services through our network of preferred contractors.

What is the difference between your DURA-LIFE & PRO-AG series post frame buildings?

Visit our PRO-AG vs DURA-LIFE under the BUILDINGS tab in the menu bar.

What is the difference between stud frame and post frame buildings?

Stud Frame, often called “stick built” is the traditional method used in most homes. Vertical studs, typically spaced 16” to 24” apart, covered with structural sheathing, form the walls and carry the load of the roof and upper floors. It is common for the roof to be “stick framed” or “truss built”. Because the weight is distributed through the walls, stud frame buildings require a continuous foundation. This system makes it easy to place windows and doors, insulate, finish with drywall, and apply multiple siding options.

Post Frame, sometimes known as “pole barn style” uses larger structural posts or laminated columns that are set into the ground or anchored to concrete foundations or piers. These posts are spaced farther apart – often 8-12 feet – and carry the entire load of the roof. The roof is typically truss style. Post frame doesn’t require a full foundation, but full foundations have become more popular for eliminating wood to ground contact, especially in higher end buildings and barndominiums. Post frame buildings typically have metal roofing and siding and do not require structural sheathing, however sheathing can be added to allow for more siding and roofing options.