I have three Morton barns and one Cleary. The oldest Morton was erected in 1965. The Cleary was built in 1978. I had another Morton build in 1988. The steel siding on the Cleary did not have one speck of paint left on it. They said it was out of warranty, AT ten years old. The steel on the 1965 Morton still looks good to this day. I just had another Morton build last year. It cost more than the first two put together. LOL I have never had a single issue with my Morton buildings. The Cleary is junk compared to them. I have seen two Wick building go down this last month due to snow load.
As for "standard size of siding and sheeting" what are you talking about?? All three of mine have metal that covers 36 inchs and you can get it any length you want.
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