POST FRAME BUILDINGS Livestock Barns · Shops · Hay Barns · Garages


20 years in business, 30 years total experience, 40 year warranty on metal, 2 year warranty on material and labor. Insured, Financing Available, Commercial and Residential .


Home of the World Famous Meers Burger “Featuring Texas Longhorn Beef” (From our own herd)


World Class BBQ • Homemade Pastries Homemade Ice Cream • Steaks • Meers Gold Beer


Open 5 Days A Week - Closed Tuesday & Wednesday


26005 State Hwy. 115 in Meers, OK (1-1/2 Miles north of Wildlife Refuge)


580.429.8051


Featured on Food Network


Bon Appetit Magazine Oklahoma’s “Best Burger” Oklahoma’s


“Iconic Restaurant” Spring Sale!


60x80x16 – w/concrete floor, two entry doors, two 14x14 overhead doors, 26ga metal, fully insulated $


56,50000*


40x60x12 – 1-walk door, 1 sliding door, colored metal $


13,90000*


30x40x10 – garage 1-walk door, 2 overhead door frameouts**, 4” concrete floor $


13,90000*


24x30x10 – w/concrete floor one entry door, two windows, one overhead door frameout**, fully insulated $


12,50000*


Variety of sizes and options available. Concrete floors, driveways & sidewalks.


We buy Texas Longhorn cattle. Contact Peter Hood at Meers Longhorns – 580.583.0826 #4351 BUILT STRONGER. LOOKS BETTER. LASTS LONGER.


When you build with Morton, you build something that lasts. A Morton stands the test of time—we’ve been at this for more than 110 years after all. What got us here is simple: our materials, our people and a warranty that beats all others.


* base price only. Additional concrete & delivery charges may apply ** Overhead doors sold separately.


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