Free-standing units are self-contained structures that do not rely on any other buildings for support. They can serve various purposes, such as storage, living spaces, or commercial use. These units are often portable and can be placed in different locations as needed. Common examples of free-standing units include storage sheds, tiny homes, and kiosks. They are designed to be functional and versatile, making them suitable for both residential and business applications. Their independence from other structures allows for greater flexibility in design and placement.