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You will be a happy camper when you build these post and beam buildings from our diy building plans. This collection includes a variety of shelters and sheds that will make your outdoor getaway comfortable. This bundle of step-by-step instructions includes the 10×16 Bunkhouse, 8×12 Camp Alcove, and 4×8 Weekender. The Bunkhouse plans show you how to build a small cabin that includes a loft over its porch. Built-in bunk beds are another great feature of this little cottage design. The Camp Alcove is a three-sided shelter with a built-in bench. An extended roof overhang provides extra coverage so you and your family or friends can sleep outdoors, under the stars without getting rained on. The Weekender can be used to stack a half cord of dried firewood, while also storing your supplies away, keeping your camp site neat and tidy.
These step-by-step instructions guide you to build the project at hand and also are written to help you learn core post and beam carpentry concepts. Each set of plans includes a materials shopping list, a detailed cut list, and traceable rafter patterns. The trigonometry of the roof triangles has all been simplified with tracing the cut out roof templates.
Thinking of purchasing a kit? Purchasing the Plans alone is often a great first step and can help with planning and permitting processes.
Each set of plans includes:
• Comprehensive Building Instructions
• Foundation Options
• A shopping materials list
• A color coded cut list
Note: Pre-Cut Kits come with a set of plans. When you’re ready to move forward with your kit, we’re happy to issue a credit or coupon so you don’t pay for the plans twice!
Building designs are widely intended for do-it-yourself homeowners. For some of the larger cabins, 4-Season projects, or if you intend to make modifications, it’s recommended to work with an experienced carpenter or contractor. Note that plans are not blueprints. They are instructions to build the project. Engineered calculations and drawings may be possible for your project–call 802-297-3760 to speak with a designer.
