New shed

[GerardC]

Check back a couple of threads. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[Poncho]

Awesome shed.... loved the sequence photos. My favorite was finished in the winter scene... that cedar look really sets it off. I've actually been planning on building a shed/workshop in 14'x 32' and have been considering the same style you used. Thanks a bunch for ideas /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[SeanInMN]

Thanks much for all the compliments.. I'll stick the TurboCAD files (plans) up on the web site tonight, so anybody who wants them can grab them. Anybody know of any good plans for a traditional barn? (We're a bit off topic here, I guess--this thread ought to be over in countrybynet).

I've got the shed anchored with 4 ~3-ft earth augers, one at each corner. I run a strap through an eye in the top of the auger and then across the floor framing (for 2 of the augers) and up the wall studs (for the other 2). Ought not to be going anywhere..

 

[Slamfire]

I don't know about plans, but there is a forum on timber framing at The Forestry Forum, the fellows there can probably put you on to some source.

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[bebster]

Here's a link to http://www.barnplans.com/ . Sorry, but I haven't used them so I can't comment one way or the other.

Country Carpenters is another one that looked interesting to me.

If stock plans don't work for you, and you want a custom designed timber frame barn, you might try Don Whippie. I hired Don to design my barn and he does great work.

 

[imported_OWDouglas]

nice. like the high windows.