Description
Our 8×14 Lean-To Shed Kit includes the materials needed to build this 8′ by 14′ DIY shed. For a limited time, we will also include for free the step-by-step plans to build this shed. The backyard shed plan will instruct you how to build a garden shed or storage shed that can be used for many things such as garden tool storage, home storage, and greenhouse shed things.
The DIY plan by iCreatables is designed to make your shed simple and inexpensive to build. The diagrams are professionally drawn and the step by step instructions will show how to build a shed whether you are an old pro or a first time framer. The materials list is broken down by parts of the shed. For instance, the floor framing plan has all the materials to build the floor listed on the floor framing sheets, and the wall framing has its materials listed on the wall framing sheets.
Highlights
- 2×6 floor joists at 16″ on center with 3/4″ floor sheathing
- 2×4 wall framing at 16″ on center with a double top plate, just like how a home is framed
- Lower shed wall height is 7′ 7″, the higher wall is 8′ 10″
- The lower wall height allows a pre-hung factory built door to go on any wall and reduces the amount of siding and labor needed to build the shed
- Doors can be a pair of 3068 pre-hung, factory made doors for ease of installation
- Shed plans include details on how to build optional home-built doors that fit in the 6068 door opening
- Drawings explaining how to build the door on the end or sides of the shed
- A single door may be installed if desired
- Windows can be added on any wall (windows not include in the plans)
- Textured plywood siding is what is shown on the plans, but you may add or substitute other sidings such as cedar shingles or horizontal lap siding or vinyl siding
- Roof is framed using 2×6’s to build the rafters and is sheeted with 1/2″ OSB
- Plans give you a template and dimensions for the birds mouth cut angles
- 2/12 roof pitch, which means that for every 2″ of rise there is 12″ of run horizontally
- Roof Overhang: 6″ on the front and back, and 1″ on the sides
- PBR corrugated metal roofing, which is designed for low slope roofs
- Trim: 1×4 wood, masonite or cement trim materials are used to finish the corners, roof eves, fascia, and door
- Floor Load: 50 pounds per square foot for framed floors
- Roof Snow Load: 40 pounds per square foot (if you live in an area with a high snow load you should check with your local building department for your local snow load)
- The plans include details on how to build a wood skid foundation
Notes:
- We’ve upgraded the joists to treated lumber because they are better suited to the wet climate of the Pacific Northwest
- The materials we supply is for the wood skid foundation option and not the concrete foundation options
- The materials supplied is for home-built doors in front of the shed option
- Shed graphics are shown with pre-hung doors
- You will need to cut the lumber to the size specified in the plan
- Paint and gravel not included
- Kit does not include materials or plan for optional ramp
- Shed graphics are shown with pre-hung doors
- Check with your local building department to determine code requirements
- The shed plan will be in eBook format (pdf)
- Parr Lumber will purchase the shed plan from iCreatables
- Information on this page is based on the description on the iCreatables website
- The price and materials supplied are based on iCreatables’ materials list at the time this shed was added to our eStore
