Post and beam shed

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Sturdy metal hardware takes the place of traditional, time-consuming timber-frame joinery in this contemporary take on the classic storage shed.

Last week I had the opportunity to help a friend build the foundation for a new shed that will be delivered in a couple of weeks. His back yard has a bit of a slope, and it would take too much concrete to pour a slab (read how to pour a concrete shed foundation here). For that reason, we decided that building a post and beam foundation would be the best way to go. This article is a step-by-step guide for how we built it, and if you've read our article for building a deck, you'll see some…

Durable covered spaces for your home or business If you’re looking for an outdoor space with character, you’ve come to the right place! From pavilions for an outdoor wedding/reception to a backyard dining area, we’ve got you covered (literally). Our pre-fabricated post and beam kits feature kiln-dried Douglas fir timbers that are handcrafted for an … Read More "Post and Beam Pavilions, Carports, and More"

Saturday was our shed raising! After two years of chiseling away, the day had finally come! My only jobs were taking pictures and providing beverages and snacks. Meanwhile, outside all was in readiness. Friends and family had gathered to lend a hand. First wall going up! Ta da! This wall will have a window in it with a view of the woods. Preparing for the second bent to go up. Second bent in place. Putting up the last wall was a bit more difficult. It was very resistant to dropping into…

Build your dream shed with easy access, storage galore and a private porch for lounging. Here's how to do it:

I just framed in the roof of my tractor shed in this picture. You’ll notice that the shed is missing some tin on the roof. It is also missing a tractor. I hope to remedy both problems in afew…

The differences in the different kind of timber building, traditional joinery versus butt joints with bolted steel plates.

Timber frame shed by Heritage Fabrication Inc. heritagefab.com

Slant roof design Features: Western Red cedar timber Solid cedar 8" X 8" posts (no wire chase) 4" X 10" beams — 4" X 8" rafters 2" X 6" tongue-and-groove pine sheathing