Scalable digital 3D plans, traditional blueprint construction drawings, materials list, and notes on the build process and materials — everything required to build an inspired shed.
Walls, flooring, and roof sheathing all use as many uncut sheets of plywood as possible, eliminating waste and wasted time.
These plans are both contractor-ready blueprints and a 3D Sketchup model. Sketchup is a CAD program that allows you to construct in 3D, explore the build, examine all the details of joinery and framing, modify the design, and hide layers. Measurements can be taken and screenshots can be printed. Even if you don’t intend to build things exactly shown this is a great starting point to adapt it to your needs. Sketchup is available in paid premium versions (with free trials), and as an always-free web app, so there is no added cost to using this model.
–Footprint is 8 X 12 feet for the walled portion, with an additional 8 feet of overhang on the right side.
–Dimensions and layout measurements in Sketchup can conveniently switch to metric.
–Shed features extra wide door, plus an overhang for storing garden tools, or to cover a potting bench.
–This shed was designed to be as simple and affordable as possible. Windows are simple panes of plexiglass; walls, flooring, and roof sheathing are almost entirely uncut sheets of plywood.
–Included with purchase is a FAQ on the build process and materials.
For sheds, treehouses, cabins, ADUs, bathrooms, and more, see the rest of our store at https://www.etsy.com/shop/ElevatedSpacesShop
See other photos and info at www.elevatedspaces.ca
Plans are copyrighted by ElevatedSpaces and are for personal use only. No commercial distribution is allowed.
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