Today's Plans  1000+ Free Plans

 

Free Pole-Barn, Garage and Shop Plans

 

Use the Woodberry Pole Barn as your two-car garage, tractor barn, workshop or backyard storage barn.

 

Free Pole Barn Garage and Workshop Plans Free Small Pole Barn Plans

Right Side View - Garage Finishes   Left Side View - Barn Finishes

 

Video Tour  Take a quick video spin around the little Woodberry Pole Barn. See all sides, inside and out, and then decide if our free plans are right for your new garage, backyard barn or workshop.

 

 

Free Pole Barn, Garage and Workshop Plans

Photo of a Woodberry Pole Barn built in Alabama

 

Use this small, all-purpose pole-frame building as your garage, equipment shelter, workshop or backyard studio. It has parking spots for two cars, an extra area for a workshop and tools, and a storage loft with a convenient outside door and lift post. Exterior finishes are up to you. You can match the appearance of your home or use vertical boards and barn style details.

 

Dimensions:

Floor Space: 560 Sq. Ft.
Loft Space: 420 Sq. Ft.

 

Ridge Height: 18'-6"
Side Wall Height: 8'-6"
Mean Roof Height: 12'-8" (Most Building Departments will accept the mean roof height for sloped roof buildings)
Main Building Roof Pitch: 14/12
Shed Roof Pitch  5/12
 
Garage Door Openings: 8'-0” wide, 7'-6"" high
Sliding Utility Door Opening 5’-0” wide, 7’-6” high
Garage Ceiling Height" 7'-11"
Loft Height: 7'-6" at Center
156 square feet of the Loft floor area has full standing room.
 

Construction & Finishes:

This building is designed to provide you with inexpensive storage space, the look of a traditional country outbuilding and the best quality modern construction. All of the materials shown on the illustrations are just suggestions. This building can be constructed with any of a variety of exterior finishes and details so that it can match your home or other buildings on your property.

 

These downloadable plans are designed for post-frame construction. That's the modern version of "pole-barn" construction using pressure treated 6x6 posts as the main structure and post hole and concrete pad footings. Post-frame construction eliminates the need for full foundations and can save you as much as 20% of the cost of construction by reducing the amount of site work and concrete needed. These plans and post-frame construction in general are not suitable for steeply sloped sites.

 

Loft floor construction is by conventional wood joists. Roofs are framed with wood rafters, not space-wasting trusses. Loft gable-end walls are framed with wood studs. Grade level floors can be gravel, tamped earth, or concrete. Concrete floor slabs must be poured after the posts are standing.

 

What the Drawings Include:

The construction drawings include floor plans, general specifications, exterior elevations, building sections, large scale details, dimensions and engineering standards for all framing and footings. Your download of the drawings gives you permission to build one unit of the copyrighted design, or to have the basic design used as a starting point for a customized design by your architect, construction engineer or contractor.

 

Since the drawings are for utilitarian storage spaces, they don't include details for insulation, interior finishes, electricity or plumbing. If needed, these can be added by a local building professional.

 

Do-it-yourself?:
The drawings are intended for experienced builders and use standard methods, abbreviations and symbols. They do not include step-by-step building directions. This building is not recommended for first-time builders. It is recommended that it be constructed by contractors who are familiar with post-frame building methods. You can find qualified post-frame builders in your area here:

 

National Frame Builders Association - Serving the Post Frame Building Industry

 

 

Read more about these plans before you download them

 

Order Printed Plans  Building department ready plans of this design, printed on 11"x17" paper and with an architect's seal, are available at BarnsBarnsBarns.com.  Click here for more information.

 

 

 

Have these plans reviewed by your building department or by an experienced building professional who knows local conditions before you purchase materials or start to build. The design and the plans may have to be modified by a local professional to suit your site's conditions, building and zoning codes and weather requirements.

 

 About TodaysPlans.com  Your Privacy  Contact Us