18×24 Hammer Beam Pavilion

18x24 Hammer Beam Truss Plan - (41292)

If you have experience in timber framing and want to build a gorgeous structure to show off your skills, look no further than this 18×24 Hammer Beam Pavilion! This will make an exciting and inspirational space, whether you add it to your existing home for a great room,  build it freestanding as a getaway cottage, or anything else you can imagine. The embellished hammer beam trusses with x-bracing and elongated hammer braces create character and style. The ceiling soars up from the 11-foot high wall girts to the 22-foot high ridge! The roof pitch is an impressive 50-degree angle.   That’s a pitch of 12:14 5/16

The supporting posts are called gunstock posts- they flare out at the top, allowing two timbers to join, and that adds to the style of this 18×24 Hammer Beam Pavilion. The measurements are from outside to outside of the posts, which means there are 432 square feet under the roof of this frame. The roof system creates its rhythm with its principal rafters and purlins.

This plan set gives you all the information you need to create this complex frame.  The 12-page construction plan set includes plenty of 3D drawings to visualize the finished product. There are fully dimensioned plan and section drawings and exploded axonometric drawings with the timber sizes labeled.  The 24-page piece drawing set shows each cut on every timber, with dimensions. It is formatted to print at 11”x17” so you can read all the details. It is available for you to download as soon as you make your purchase.  We include a timber list to make your budgeting easier and a peg list.

18x24 Hammer Beam Truss Plan Plan Overview
18x24 Hammer Beam Truss Plan Piece Drawings

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4 thoughts on “18×24 Hammer Beam Pavilion”

  1. Good Morning,
    Is this plan available thru my subscription? If so, how do I order it and not get charged for it? Thanks for your help. Gene

  2. Katrina Williams

    Follow the directions below to get to the Bundle Download Plan Page and what to do when you get there.
    1.Head to the site at https://timberframehq.com/login
    2.Proceed through the login procedure
    3.After you log in, head to https://timberframehq.com/master-level-plan-page/ after you are there bookmark it for future use.
    4.They are under the Plan Bundle Downloads tab on the Dashboard page but the best way to get to them is direct via the link in #3
    The red buttons on the page take you to the shop page where you can get more info on each plan and the BLUE buttons are the direct download buttons.

  3. Hello –
    I need this frame – but with a design to use SIP’s on the roof. Seems a good bit of the additional roofing could be eliminated. Ideally it would be similar to the heavy timber 24×24 you have – but 18-19’wide. Can you do something like that?

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