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Barn Kits

Add Space and Character



Barn kits are a great way to add storage space as well as character to your log home site. From traditional timber frame kits to gambrel roof barn designs to saltbox sheds, I discovered these outbuilding kits that are perfect for garages, workshops, artist studios and garden storage. Barn Kits Many outbuilding kits are just bland sheds that don't fit with the rustic elegance of a log home, but these designs include king post truss barns with steep roof pitches and rock-solid construction details that ensure these barns will stand the test of time and the harsh demands of nature.

Looking for the perfect complement to your log cabin but don't want to duplicate the rustic cabin look? I believe these post and beam barn designs will give you all the room and versatility you need while still maintaining the country look for your homestead.

Barn Kit Farm Stand You can keep a wide-open interior for large storage using a king post truss barn design, or add cozy storage and country character the grand kids will never forget with a full loft or half loft.

You can keep it simple or upgrade to ship lap siding with hardwood flooring in the loft and cupolas. Include double sliding doors for easy access to your barn or add a lean-to on the side for even more storage possibilities.

You can choose your ceiling height to go as high as 14' for even the tallest projects or large equipment.

For more information and a free instant quote on your very own traditional post and beam barn kit visit www.barngeek.com.

Further Resources:


Best Tips for Buying Land for Your Cabin

Learn How To Finance Your Cabin Land



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