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DIY 12×16 Barn Workshop

by Ovidiu
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This section of our site is dedicated to woodworkers and DIY-ers that have built a project inspired by our outdoor plans and have sent us photos and a few comments about their woodworking endeavor.

I strongly encourage you to send me photos and your feedback regarding the projects on MyOutdoorPlans. Please send me the materials at admin@myoutdoorplans.com or using the contact form.

 

 

DIY 12×16 Barn Workshop

Floor-frame

 

Side-wall

 

Fitting-the-side-walls

 

Shed-frame

 

Fitting-the-exterior-walls

 

Shed-frame--back

 

First-truss

 

Roof-trusses

 

Fitting-the-insulation

 

Roofing-sheets

 

Fitting-the-trims

 

Fitting-the-roofing

 

Roofing

 

Fitting-the-siding

 

Side-windows-and-trims

 

 

12x16-barn-shed---diy-project

 

How-to-build-a-barn-shed

 

From Dan,

Many times we all go to the store and see something we need but the cost is way out of this world. My first thought is “I can do that cheaper if I had the time”. Well this is one of those times. I needed a shed but the price for a nice one that would suit my needs was crazy. I had been quoted $8-10k for the shed I wanted.

Not having done any building since the late 80’s, my wife began the hunt. Then she ran across your plans for the 12 x 16. I thought, wow great detail! I’ve never done one of those roofs before building homes, but this site has everything and gave me the confidence to pick up the hammer once again. With a little more reading and tweaking in my mind, it had everything I had forgotten about and was a wonderful guide to build my lil workshop/shed.

After the dust settled and the grass grew, the final bill unpainted ran around $6k and without the month lead time on the door and weather would have taken me about a week to complete.

 

 

From Plans: http://myoutdoorplans.com/shed/12×16-barn-shed-plans/

Difficulty Level: easy

Time Required: 1 week

Total Cost: $6000

 

 

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1 comment

stephan -

What type of lumber did you use? Did you use normal stud lumber for the frame and weather resistant (pressure Treated) for the posts and floor?

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