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This is a small rectangular garage. Shown is 14x24 one car garage but 16-20 wide and longer is an option if you need more room or a need garage door wider than 8ft.
This is a square garage. Shown is 24x24 two car garage with the doors on either the gable end or side. Longer or wider is an option if you need more room.
This is a rectangular two or three car garage depending on how many doors you install. Shown is 24x32 or 32x24 depending on how you run the ridge line (which truss width you choose). Of course longer and wider is an option if you need more room.
This is a long rectangular garage for up to four cars, depending on how many doors you install. Shown is 24x40. Of course longer and wider is an option if you need more room.
You can customize these factors to build any garage you can imagine from these plans:
I offer a 30 day money back guarantee if buy these plans and find that they are not suitable for you.
Just send me an email and I will give you a refund within 2-3 days (the next time I log on).
These plans include step by step framing instructions, complete with diagrams and dimensions. All the information you need to build a garage yourself.
These plans are suitable for the first time garage builder with little or no construction experience.
Many homeowners will hire a contractor to do the foundation and floor then frame the garage themselves. Then you might hire a roofer to install the shingles, get the garage door installed but install the other doors and windows and do the painting yourself.
Or you hire a contractor to build the whole garage based on your plans and save their usual design and blueprint fees.
These plans are fully customizable by hand with just a pen and ruler. No need to hire an architect or a draftsman to make changes.
You can have any length, width and height and any door and window combination with any roof pitch.
All in one affordable set of blueprints with comprehensive building instructions.
I personally designed these sheds and garages, created the plans, built and manage this website, and made all of the YouTube videos.
I have been building sheds and garages professionaly since 1989 and have built hundreds of these sheds and garages myself and thousands with the help of my crews. And I have sold tens of thousands of these plans on this website since 2011.
When you send me an email I will personally answer your shed and garage building questions and personally process your refund if you feel my plans are not worth the purchase price.
A word of caution though. I am retired now and spend a lot of time traveling. Sometimes I don't have internet connection and once I had a total computer failure and had to back rush home. (That took two weeks.) So if I'm traveling my response time might not be so prompt.
But otherwise I will do me best to get back to you within 2-3 days.
-- Phil The Shed Man
This number represents the maximum number of cars you can park inside.
You don't have to put all these doors in. You can use fewer doors if you like and have more space left over for other storage. Or add benches and have some nice shop and work space.
This garage has an 8x7 ft overhead door centered on the 14 ft gable end wall. You can install a 36 inch pass door and any number of windows on the other 3 walls.
There is a 16x7 ft overhead door installed on the center of any one of the 4 walls. You can install a 36 inch pass door and any number of windows on the other 3 walls.
This garage is square so you can install the overhead door on the gable end wall or a sidewall, depending on the look you want.
The difference between a 24x32 and 32x24 garage is the orientation of the trusses and ridge line. Both garages can have a 16x7 and a 8x7 overhead door on the 32 ft wall.
The 24x32 uses 24 ft trusses and the ridge line runs along 32 ft dimension. The 32x24 garage uses 32 ft trusses and the ridge line runs along the 24 ft dimension.
This garage uses 24ft trusses. The 40 ft side wall has 2) 16x7 ft overhead doors and you can install a 36 inch pass door and any number of windows on the other 3 walls.
These notes will help you understand the components of the materials list and cost estimate worksheets.
Print the cost estimate worksheet of the desired garage size and take it down to your lumber supply store. Fill in the prices to calculate the materials cost for the garage shell. The detailed materials lists shows how the wood is used in each of the 4 walls and the roof structure.
Use Table A and Figure 1 and fill in the blanks to make any garage layout you prefer. Write directly on the printed blueprints with a black pen. Make a few extra blank copies in case you make a mistake.
These plans can be used as is if you like the door and window configuration. Or you can use them as a sample guide to mark the blank plans to your satisfaction.
These plans don't include any doors, windows, roof pitch, wall heigh, or dimensions and allow you to draw in any combination, location, and quantity of overhead doors, pass doors, and windows, etc..
Use the Typical layout as a guide to customize this blank blueprint to your specifications.
Standard floor and foundation is a mono-pour concrete slab. But with these blank plans you can provide your own supplemental diagram and build with a wood floor or a stem wall and concrete slab.
These blueprints will meet building codes in most cases. But sometimes additional information is required that can usually be hand written on the blueprints with the guidance of your local building department staff.
Most of the time just a few hand written changes or additions is all it takes to make the building department happy. They are usually pretty understanding with homeowners with little or no experience in the building permit process and will tell you exactly what they want in order to approve the plans.
If your building department requires engineering for the trusses or custom header, that information is typically built into the price of the trusses or header.
Additional engineering might be required if you live in an area with extreme weather like lots of rain, snow, humidity, wind or seismic activity.
The printed size of the blueprints are 36"x24".
Blueprints are in PDF format so you will have to print them out yourself. You can open them in a standard PDF reader and print them out in 8.5x11 size.
But you will have to go to a print shop to have them printed out in full 36"x24" size. Most print and blueprint shops can do this for about $1-$2 per copy. They can even re-scan them back into PDF format after you have marked them up to your specifications.
All shed and garage plans include multiple sizes.
Feel free to contact me by email if you have any pre or post sale questions.
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