These 20x30 Sugar Shack Barn Plans are great for the small farm or homestead that has a few goats or a cow or two to milk. There is room in the loft for hay storage.
There are 4 bents and 3 bays in this
barn with 18' 4" of clear span. This barn features lots of room to work. You will have 1200 square feet including the loft and it will only take up 600 square
feet of space on your property.
You can get the plans to build this
barn, plus our entire library of barn plans, included with your membership.
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building your new post and beam barn!
Find out how you can build this barn for under $12,000!
We have put together all the hardware, special tools, and jigs, you need to build this majestic post and beam barn! All the bolts, plates, brackets, and timber screws are there. Along with that we also include a beam saw, and special jigs for cutting every angle on your frame!
Learn more details and how to get your DIY Hardware Kit...
16 T plates with bolt and nuts
13 U brackets with bolts and nuts
250 ct 3/8” x 8” RSS
250 ct 5/16” x 6” RSS
Prazi beam saw with power head
Total Barn Hardware Package: $1983.71 plus shipping
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