Join the tiny house movement! With 480 square feet on the main floor and a 240 square foot loft space, this 20×24 queen post plan provides room for flexibility. The vaulted ceiling gives the main level a spacious feel, while the loft has plenty of room for a private bedroom, and additional storage under the roof slope.
The drawings include 36 sheets containing 3D renderings with X-ray views, timber list, plan, elevation and sectional drawings along with all the piece and joinery details you will need to build this timber frame. Formatted in PDF for 8 ½” x 11’ paper, ready for immediate download.
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I would like to looking at your King Post Plan 20’x24′?
We are slowly working on a larger frame size that could accommodate that width, in order for us to use the king post plans we would need to add a post in the middle, however the one we are working on is a clear span. Should be out in a few months.
Interested to see the larger plan when it is out
What size are you looking for?
Brice`, Could this 16 x 24 Queen post have the roof framing converted to Major rafter/minor purlin? If so would the Tie beams on top of queen post be able to support a chain hoist and trolley?
It could be converted. How much weight are you thinking you will need to lift?
Are the larger plans now available for this? Thanks in advance!
Not right now. If you sign up for our newsletter you will be notified when new plans are on the site.
Could this frame be one bent longer on the loft side to increase the square footage without any major issues?
Yes, it is designed so that you can do just that.
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Is there a porch and on kit or shed roof plan availible for the loft
Have you seen the plan at https://timberframehq.com/shop/10×36-shed-roof-plan/ if you need something else zap us an email at [email protected]
What is the size of the tie beam? Can I use 6×6 posts and a tie beam 6×10?
The bent girts are 8×12 and the posts are 8×8. We would not recommend using smaller timbers without consulting an engineer.
What’s the height between the loft floor and the bottom of the collar ties? I’m assuming the posts could be lengthened somewhat to add more loft height?
Hi, do you have a new plan for 20×24 with the loft. I am interested to build 20×24.
Just trying to estimate a cost to build, is there anyway I can get a list of materials for the timbers required?