Now you can build your own Post & Beam Buildings ranging in size from 6′ x 8′ to 12′ x 24′ and any size in between!
Post and beam sheds are expensive. A well built standard 10′ x 12′ post and beam shed kit is around $2500 to $3000.
If you are going to have it built for you, it will cost several hundred more. A decent sized custom built post and beam shed can run upwards of $5000 depending on the siding, windows, doors, trim, roof, etc…
The Complete Post & Beam Plans & Buyer’s Guide was written based on over 30 years of post and beam shed and barn construction. In fact I am typing this from my 16′ x 20′ custom post and beam office building right now.
This is not just a set of blueprints or drawings and a stock list. You will get solid advice on what materials to use depending on the purpose of your building and actual photos of every step from foundation to exterior trim.
Filled with over 110 pages of advice, instructions and pictures this guide will take you through all the necessary steps of planning and constructing your new post and beam building.
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" It looks very informative, at least for a novice like myself, and has the most detail that I have seen. Thank you. " — David S.
I purchased your wonderful How to Build a Post and Beam Building book on line yesterday because I want to build an 8’ x 10’ post-and-beam garden shed this summer and, if I succeed with that project, I’ll build a 16’ x 20’ post-and-beam cabin sometime next year. I think your book is really well written and nicely illustrated with photos. It is exactly what’s needed by a novice builder like me.
I was absolutely delighted when I read the section that explains how you built your 16’ x 20’ office building, because the design of that building almost exactly matches the design I want for my cabin! Before downloading your book, I’d found a number of post-and-beam cabin designs and cabin kits on line that are similar to what I want, but the roof pitches on all of them are relatively shallow (e.g., 8/12, 5/12) – and I want a steep, 12/12 pitch for my cabin’s roof because it will be built in snow country (far northern Maine), because I want headroom in my cabin’s sleeping loft, and because I just like the look of a steeply pitched roof.
In closing, let me say “Thank You” for authoring such a wonderful piece of work. I am so happy I found it.
In June, I downloaded your guide and the results are great. I send you two photos of the shed as it is now.
I was looking to buy a 12×16 timberframe shed and all of the quotes I got were in the neighborhood of $4600, so I figured for $27 it was worth it to me to check out your guide and it really helped me decide on the exact building I wanted. Thanks!
Build your new storage shed, backyard getaway, pool cabana, cottage, camp, hobby barn, workshop, motorcycle shed, home office or even attach it to another building as an addition. 
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