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the 16 foot side of the 16x16 Funky Timber Frame Cabin

16×16 Funky Timber Frame Cabin

If you are looking for a truly unique structure that will elevate the enjoyment of your outdoor space, look no further than this 16×16 Funky Timber Frame Cabin Plan! It measures 16 feet by 16 feet from outside to outside of the 8×8 posts. What makes this structure so unique is that the ridge connects diagonally between two corner posts. This creates dynamic triangular rooflines, and upper-level openings reminiscent of a ship’s prow.

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16x24 Cruck Pavilion

16×24 Cruck Timber Frame

Would you like to create a truly spectacular space with a nod to history? This 16×24 cruck timber frame may be just what you need! Crucks, often used in medieval times as tithe barns, get their name from the long curved timbers that extend from the ground to the ridge.

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16x24 King Post Timber Frame Plan

16×24 Timber Frame Plan

The 16×24 Timber Frame Plan offers a versatile design that fits seamlessly into an array of settings—whether you’re dreaming of a cozy cabin by the lake, a studio for art or music, or a welcoming guesthouse. With its classic exposed-beam

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20×20 Pavilion

Let your imagination take flight with the ways to use this 20×20 Pavilion! It’s a medium-sized frame that has the perfect dimensions for a carport, ample workshop, or guest cabin. Because it only has two bays, its 400 square feet is completely open for you to do with as you wish.

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18x12 Timber Frame Pavilion ISOMETRIC

18×12 Timber Frame Pavilion

This lovely 18×12 timber frame pavilion plan is a perfect size to fit in practically any landscape, yet large enough for so many purposes. You could create a dining pavilion, great workshop or sweet backyard retreat.

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12x16 Saltbox -Isometric

12×16 Saltbox Timber Frame

This 12×16 saltbox uses 4x and 6x material, so it’s easy to find the lumber and it’s also pretty economical to build! This frame has the characteristic asymmetrical saltbox roof, which means one top plate stands higher than the other.

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