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Gambrel Pole Barns 40x48' Floor Plan477 viewsFloor plan layout of the 40x48' pole barn includes a gambrel style roof, 36x48" windows, 36" right hand entry door, and 16x10' overhead door.
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Wall Framing Illustration for 20x36 Building134 viewsIllustration shows the stud layout for framing the walls of the 20x36 garage. The 36"x24" window rough opening if sized to our current vinyl window chart is 36 1/2"x23 1/2" as a framing size. Remember to add your 3" for the header if your building style uses a single trimmer. The entry door is a 38" wide opening and the garage doors are 9' x 8' - With a single trimmer the header is 111", with a double 114" works well. You may also purchase a long glue lam to span the entire front wall.
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Gambrel 22'x22' Garage Building Floor Plan960 views22'x22' Garage Building Floor Plan displays the gambrel roof layout over the floor plan including a 16'x7' garage door, 36" L.H. entry door, and a 36"x24" sliding window.
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Garage Framing for 24x24' Building276 viewsThis view pictures the framing layouts for the featured 24x24' garage building.
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Floor Plans for Building a 26x36' New Garage87 viewsThis new garage floor plan is similar to the featured layout with extra windows.
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Garage Building 28'x28' Floor Plan Layout606 viewsGarage Building Floor Plan displays layout with 16'x7' garage door, 48"x36" window, and a L.H. 36" entry door. The dashed lines represent the roof layout with 12" gable overhangs and a 18" overhang distance.
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32x60 Horse Barn Plans Upper Floor514 viewsUpper floor plan displays the barns loft layout. If you include the optional feed and tack and office in your plans the loft layout will be larger than shown.
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36x72 Barn Floor Plans Design398 views36x72 large barn floor plans design displays a layout including two 12'x12' garage doors. The dashed lines represent the gable roof layout showing a typical steel barn design with the steel as the only overhang distance.
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Squaring Your Garage Building Layout1232 viewsYour garage building plans were submitted to your local building department and you obtained proper permits and understand your local codes. To square up your building layout set up batter boards with stakes attached as shown. Run string lines from corner to corner using the 8 6 10 method (a2 + b2 = c2) initially and then measure diagonal measurements from a building corner to the opposite corner and adjust your string lines until the building layout is perfectly square.
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