The one I put up last Spring is 40x100 and is oriented east to west. On the west side are my two big doors, 16' high and ten wide each, that the combine and other equipment go thru. I pull equipment just inside these doors to work on it. Lots of light and air, no rain, snow or sun. On the south (long) side is a 12' slider and this is used to move smaller equipment in and out when I have a big project on the west end. This is also a nice place to eat lunch or bask in the Spring sun whilst taking a break. On the east side is a small 10 x 10 slider. The land falls about 2-3' from west to east so this door opens onto a dock that can be used to load/unload my trucks without lifting. This door provides a lot of cross ventilation and morning light also. All the doors have great views of the fields making it a pleasant place to work. I am not really a great believer in solar in Michigan except for maybe heating water or pools. I also do not like those opaque panels for light. I have a lot of light without them. There are no windows or doors on the north side as a lean-to is planned to shelter some of the tillage equipment, etc. This works very well for me, I have no complaints.
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