This unusual 26×30 dual slope timber frame is named for the two different pitches in its roof. The higher pitch over the loft allows for more headroom and makes that space usable for things like sleeping, office space or storage. One plane of the roof is almost a 9:12 pitch, while the other is a bit under 4:12.
This graceful 12×24 Gothic arch pavilion would make a fantastic addition to your backyard landscape. The sharply angled struts create the gothic style of this generously-sized frame. With 288 square feet, you could enjoy it as an alfresco dining pavilion, glamping cottage or any number of other uses.
Is it a barn, or is it a barn home? The choice is yours with this versatile 24×36 timber frame barn home plan! Three bays on two levels create a total of 1,728 square feet to shape into whatever suits …
Do you have a need for a cabin with room to spare? This 36×24 heavy timber cabin with loft might be just the ticket! A beautiful and functional queen post truss frame with an attached shed roof creates a frame with lots of interest- and space! There are plenty of options to add windows,
Are you looking for plans for a carport, garage, workshop or guest house? Look no further! This 24×24 shed roof outbuilding can serve many purposes! With 576 square feet, there is plenty of room for whatever you have in mind- a garage or carport, workshop or guest quarters. At the standard 3:12 pitch,
Are you looking for a clean and simple, slightly larger pavilion plan? This 24×24 timber frame king post pavilion boasts 576 square feet. That makes it a perfect size to become a generous garage with storage options, or a sweet guest house or roomy workshop.
This 28×20 timber frame saltbox is designed with common trusses and collar ties, making cutting and raising a bit easier for a good-size frame. The saltbox style creates a ceiling on one side that soars to 19’-6” if you leave …
From horses to horsepower, the flexible design of this 14′ × 30′ timber frame shed barn accommodates a broad array of uses. It offers a generous 3-foot overhang for additional protection from the elements, and you can fill it in …
This 24×36 hammer beam pavilion takes its style from English Gothic architecture. Originally developed in medieval England, hammer beam trusses allow for a large roof span with smaller timbers – and creates a frame of great character!
