By James Martin 
Plan Summary:
This is an 6′ x 10′ Saltbox Style Plan
If you are looking for a unique design the saltbox may be a good option. With very little experience you can follow our detailed plans and after a few weekends have yourself a storage shed that will stand out in the neighborhood.
This plan is a Traditional New England Saltbox Style Shed. It has a roof line where one side is longer and usually running to the back wall. The other side is shorter giving you a larger front wall for better head room for a door. When you want a narrow shed with the door on the side this plan works well. This design is very attractive shed. You as usual have the option to upgrade to a lap siding which looks very nice with a Salt Box Style shed. It is wonderful shed for storing any garden or lawn equipment.
Specifications
| Basic Details | |
| Plan Type | Shed |
| Assembly Time | 30 Hrs |
| Cost to Build Estimate | |
| Min | $600.00 |
| Max | $1,200.00 |
| Dimensions | |
| Width | 6′ |
| Length | 10′ |
| Square Footage | 60′ |
| Features | |
| Detailed Specs | |
| Features:
– Salt Box Roof Style – Pre-Fab Truss Construction – 16” On Center Framing – Plexi-Glass Window (Secure) – 6’ tall side walls – 9′ 3″ Total Height – T1-11 Siding or Lap Siding – Sturdy DIY Single or Double door – Easy DIY Windows – Asphalt Shingles – Tool List – Material List – Cut List |
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| Detailed Summary | |
| Sheets contained in this plan include:
Estimate Program Page 100 – Cover Sheet Page 101 – Title Page Page 102 – General Directions Page 103 – General Directions Page 104 – Front, Left Elevation Page 105 – Back, Right Elevation Page 106 – Site Preparation Page 107 – Floor/Wall Instruction Page 108 – Sheathing Instruction Page 109 – Floor Framing Page 110 – Floor Sheathing Page 111 – Build Truss Instruction Page 112 – End Truss Page 113 – Lookout Truss Page 114 – Truss Template Page 115 – Wall Instruction Page 116 – Framing Layout Page 117 – Framing Front Wall Page 118 – Framing Left Wall Page 119 – Framing Back Wall Page 120 – Framing Right Wall Page 121 – Siding Layout Page 122 – Truss Layout Page 123 – Roofing Instruction Page 124 – Roofing Pictures Page 125 – Trim Layout Page 126 – Door Page 127 – Door Details Page 128 -Cross Section Page 129 – Framing 3D Page 130 – Window Detail 2 |
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Every Plan Includes
BELOW IS WHAT IS INCLUDED IN A TYPICAL PLAN
DETAILED STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS:
It is what it says it is…detailed. We also include tips and tricks to help you out along the way. Our plans average about 30 pages. This is more than twice the information that our competitors offer.
ELEVATION VIEWS:
This is a view of the shed seen from one side. It is a flat representation of one side of the project. Our elevation views always include measurements and identify all important objects.
FRAMING VIEWS:
Colored illustrations of all the framed walls and floors. We include measurements for each view.
PHOTOS:
We have included color photos of important elements of the building process.
ESTIMATING WORKSHEET:
This is the list of all the materials you will need to build your project. It is delivered as an excel file along with your PDF plan. We do this so you can update each material with your own price. It is very easy to figure out exact costs for your project.
LIST OF TOOLS:
Our plans provide a list of all the tools needed to build your project as well as a nailing schedule.
FOUNDATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Every plan includes an explanation of how to build your project on a good foundation. All plans include instructions for building on skids.
DOOR INSTRUCTIONS:
Instructions for building a door are included, if applicable. We make it easy to DIY.
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