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Building Address
We work with do-it-yourselfers all the time, so just let us know if that's your plan!
Type of Pole Barn*

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Barn by Alex Pape of Cabin Fever Construction

Deluxe: A hybrid of traditional style, garage style, and a horse barn
Traditional: Open floor plan, clear span, plain open square footage for storage, working, whatever
Post Frame Garage: Like the traditional style, but enclosed, and with large doors for easy access to equipment or materials. Usually with a concrete floor.
Horse Barn: Similar in functionality to the Monitor style but with the shed or sheds open
Monitor: This design is easier to compartmentalize the interior, great for live-stock situations, i.e. rooms/ stalls

The State of Oregon has several ready-build plans available for pole barns like the one you're building. While this doesn't guarantee permit approval, they can still be a great starting point.

Were you planning to use one of them? Visit Oregon.gov for more details.

Tell us about some of the items you'll be storing and their size. Length, width, height.
Things like landscape or other buildings
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    Diagram of pole barn indicating gable end side
    Diagram identifying the eave side of a pole barn
    Multiples of 12 are most cost-effective
    Diagram identifying the height dimension of a pole barn
    Please enter a number from 6 to 24.

    State of Oregon Ready-Build Plan Modification Allowances

    Plans may be modified as noted below and remain ready-build pole building plans. The local jurisdiction must verify the plan design criteria meet or exceed the associated site criteria. Allowable plan modifications must comply with one or more of the following:
    • Specified eave height is the maximum height. Eave height may be reduced.
    • Specified roof pitch is the maximum pitch. Pitch may be reduced to 3/12. Lower pitched roofs are allowed if they comply with ORSC R905.10.
    • Specified frame spacing is the maximum spacing. Frame spacing may be reduced.
    • Specified length is the maximum length. Length may be reduced, but must not be less than the width specified on the plan. Allowed openings must be reduced by the same length that was removed from the overall building length.
    • Openings shown may be changed to walls except one three-foot wide by six-foot, eight-inch tall side-hinged door must be provided somewhere on the exterior.
    The division does not approve modifications to the plans. Plan modifications beyond the limits indicated above are expressly subject to local jurisdiction approval on a site-specific basis.
    If you have any questions about allowed modifications, give us a call at 541.998.2317.
    29Ga 3' Wide Steel: Lightweight and easy to work with. Very low maintenance over the long run
    26Ga 3' Wide Steel: Heavier duty than the 29ga. Mostly for commercial applications
    26Ga Concealed Fastener: Cleaner look than the 3' wide steel. Concealed fastener means fewer penetrations exposed to the weather
    Barncraft does not supply flooring. Informational purposes only.
    29Ga 3' Wide Steel: Lightweight and easy to work with. Very low maintenance over the long run
    26Ga 3' Wide Steel: Heavier duty than the 29ga. Mostly for commercial applications
    26Ga Concealed Fastener: Cleaner look than the 3' wide steel. Concealed fastener means fewer penetrations exposed to the weather
    Doug Fir Board & Batt: Real wood siding for a more classic appearance. Will require regular maintenance.
    Cedar: Also a real wood siding. Cedar is less likely to rot than fir, and is usually more expensive.
    T1-11: Similar in appearance to board & batt with more structural integrity. Requies regular maintenance.
    Diagram identifying wainscotting on a pole barn
    Other Options
    For your anticipated construction, which direction is this arrow pointing?
    Diagram of pole barn with arrow pointing out from the gable-side overhead door

    Overhangs

    The part of the roof that extends past the exterior wall, or posts on an open shed design.
    We've included the standard lengths for your reference. If you're looking for something longer, perhaps for storage, we consider that an attached shed. See the next section.
    On the sloped sides. 18" is standard.
    Please enter a number less than or equal to 18.
    On the sides with gutters. 24" is standard.
    Please enter a number less than or equal to 24.

    Attached Shed

    Overhangs longer than the standard. Great for storage!
    If your plans fall outside the options offered here, answer as accurately as possible and add additional notes at the end of this page.
    How far the shed will stick out from the barn wall
    Maximum is the width of the wall
    If the width of the shed will be less than the width of the wall, where on the wall would you like the shed oriented?

    Man Doors

    Enter total quantity for each side

    Windows

    Enter total quantity for each side

    All large doors are optional

    Large Door #1

    Please enter a number from 4 to 20.
    Please enter a number from 4 to 20.
    Facing the door from outside the barn

    Large Door #2

    Please enter a number from 4 to 20.
    Please enter a number from 4 to 20.
    Facing the door from outside the barn

    Large Door #3

    Please enter a number from 4 to 20.
    Please enter a number from 4 to 20.
    Facing the door from outside the barn
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