TMG Industrial Expands Snow Series Lineup for Heavy-Duty Winter Storage
Oct 16, 2026
A comprehensive offering of pre-engineered steel buildings, dual-truss storage, and container shelters engineered for snow loads up to 85 PSF.
Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, October 16, 2026 -- TMG Industrial has expanded its Snow Series Shelters & Buildings lineup, bringing together pre-engineered commercial steel buildings and its established heavy-duty dual-truss storage and container shelters.
Designed for demanding Canadian conditions, the Snow Series provides commercial, agricultural, and industrial customers with multiple storage configurations and snow-load options. The lineup ranges from large fabric-covered shelters and container-mounted structures to fully enclosed steel buildings, with select models designed for snow loads up to 85 PSF.
Three Snow Series Solutions for Demanding Conditions
Snow Series Pre-Engineered Steel Building
Within its dedicated Snow Series lineup, TMG Industrial’s steel building category now includes two options: established standard models and all-new pre-engineered I-beam structures. Designed for commercial workshops, warehouses, and agricultural operations needing a heavy-duty, fully enclosed solution, this new I-beam addition provides maximum structural integrity. Engineered specifically for extreme winter environments, these structures support snow-load ratings up to 85 PSF, with stamped Canadian engineering drawings available upon request. 
Snow Series Dual-Truss Storage Shelters
Built to withstand severe weather, TMG Industrial’s Snow Series dual-truss storage shelters pair high-strength steel framing with commercial-grade PVC covers to protect high-value assets, vehicles, and job-site inventory. The dual-truss architecture provides superior structural integrity over single-truss designs, while the engineered peaked roof actively sheds snow accumulation, delivering robust ratings up to 35 PSF depending on size and configuration.
Snow Series Dual-Truss Container Shelters
Built to mount directly onto shipping containers, TMG Industrial’s Snow Series container shelters create spacious, high-clearance covered environments to protect critical equipment, vehicles, materials, and job-site operations. Engineered for extreme weather, select configurations deliver robust snow-load ratings of up to 35 PSF.
Built for Year-Round Storage
While designed with demanding winter conditions in mind, the Snow Series provides year-round storage for farms, construction sites, equipment yards, commercial operations, and industrial facilities.
With fabric-covered, container-mounted, and fully enclosed steel configurations available, customers can select a solution based on their storage needs, site conditions, and local requirements.
Snow-load and permitting requirements vary by location and project. Customers should confirm applicable building codes, snow-load, foundation, and permitting requirements with their local authority before purchasing and installation.
About TMG Industrial
Founded in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada in 2007, TMG Industrial provides equipment and industrial solutions for agricultural, construction, property maintenance, automotive, forestry, and other demanding applications.
TMG Industrial continues to invest in product development and its distribution network, with a focus on providing practical, value-driven equipment and storage solutions for customers across Canada.
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