If you are looking for a sturdy structure that will stand the test of time, this 24×36 heavy timber barn house may be just what you have been searching for! Constructed from 8×8 posts, beams and rafters, and 6×8 joists, girts and purlins, the sizable timbers give the structure enormous strength.
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 choose to add it to your existing home for a great room, build it freestanding as a getaway cottage, or anything else you can imagine.
Are you looking for a plan for a roomy workshop, carport or cabin? This 16×20 heavy timber pavilion plan is just the right size for those uses and many more. You could install siding of your choice to make a cozy, weathertight structure, or leave it open for an outdoor living space. You might want to adorn the frame with a tongue and groove ceiling above the rafters.
This 24×30 timber frame cabin packs a ton of style and interest into its 956 square feet! Talk about curb appeal: the access porch is enhanced by a hammer-beam truss and extended purlins to create a dramatic sense of entry. If you enclose this space you end up with 1036 square feet.
Because of the super-strong roof structure of this 24×36 king post truss outbuilding there is no need for a center post.
Are you looking for a great looking, roomy structure with a clear span uninterrupted by central posts? This 26×36 timber frame carport may just very well fit the bill! With actual measurements of 36’ x 25’ 3 ¾” to the outside of the posts, that makes over 911 square feet of open space for you to utilize as you see fit! You can park two full size super duty trucks in this carport while only using 2 of the bays.
The raised center aisle sets the tone for this gorgeous 32×28 monitor barn and creates lots of possibilities! Also called a raised center aisle barn, that tall ceiling can give you a huge volume feel. Or you can floor all or part of it to use as a sleeping or storage loft. If you enclose the entire frame you’ll have 896 square feet between the posts.
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.
What could be better than a timber frame tiny house? This 12×16 timber frame tiny house has a small footprint because it utilizes a loft over half the space. Add the ladder of your choice to access the loft to use for sleeping, storage, or whatever you can dream up.
This clear span 20×20 foot timber frame lean-to shed structure provides many opportunities to use as an enjoyable dwelling or open-air structure. Locating it on a sloping grade with a porch is just one of the endless scenarios of how this frame can be positioned.