Post and Beam Barn designs, kits, and plans
Which of these post and beam barn designs shows your own unique style?Gambrel barn designs
Here you will find several gambrel barn designs. The gambrel roof became popular on barns after the American Civil war. The Gambrel barn design allowed farmers to increase the size of their loft space without making the barn any bigger. Grand River Gable
These traditional timberframe barn kits are inspired by the old high gable barns found near the Grand River in Michigan. High pitched barns are one of the oldest barn designs. Farmers of old needed a very steep pitched roof on their barns for a few reasons. King Post truss barns
These king post truss barns are perfect for farm stands, pavilions, carports, and garages. The best choice if you don’t need loft space but still want that great traditional look. Saltbox sheds and barns
We are not talking about your average backyard sheds. This outdoor shed is designed to stand the test of time. You can use yours for a garden storage shed, or with a full loft it can be so much more.
Free Barn Plans Book!
Free barn plans bookHere is a great book with over 300 barn and farmhouse plans.
A post and beam barn is a barn that makes a lasting impression!
How much
respect
will
your new "old" barn
earn you?Well...
How much respect do you have for great-great grandpa? Knowing he built his barn to last for generations and generations.
Want to know more? Below are some great barn articles.
Why you should consider a traditional barn kit.Barn Ventilation, Let that horse barn breathe! Pole Barns, are cheap, easy to slap together, and designed for human convenience, not creature comfort. Making your barn plans and planning a location
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