(interior
of a small unit) Garden Sheds - Colonial Barn
Manufactured by Better Barns Suggested Retail Prices Prices may not include additional state taxes and home delivery charges. |
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10'X10'
(other sizes are available)
Estimated Assembly & Installation
Estimated shipping Cost
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$4350 (US)
$400 (US)
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Call for quotes on other sizes and options |
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The Colonial Barn is an attractive, rugged, and economical solution for your storage needs. Its solid construction allows the building to withstand heavy use in a wide variety of applications for storing items large and small, as well as for use as a workshop, for gardening activities, or as a craft studio. A number of standard features and extra options extend its functionality and its curb appeal.
This building has been featured in many fine publications and media outlets including Better Homes and Gardens, Country Living, Mother Earth News, Danny Lipford's “Today's Homeowner ”, Garden Shed, HGTV, and others.
The Colonial Barn features a traditional design that has been tastefully updated and accented. The f ront, sides & back are Primrose, which is a rough-sawn plywood product that is primed gray in colour. Doors & trim are tongue-in-grove aromatic Western Red Cedar . These lend both style and integrity to the structure not seen in other buildings in this price range.
The walls and roof rafters are residence grade 2" x 4" Douglas Fir framing to provide strength. The walls are 97 inches high and a loft can be made for additional storage. The building can also be insulated for year-round use.
The foundation is built strongly. It uses pressure treated 2"x 6" joists to withstand insects and Mother Nature. These are positioned 16" on center. Heavy duty ¾” tongue-in-grove fir plywood is placed over the floor and rim joists to form the floor. This is a substantial base for the buildings walls, roof, and contents. Douglas Fir ½” plywood sheathing is used for the roof deck; continuous ridge and soffit venting keeps the Colonial Barn ventilated.
The Colonial Barn may be built directly on a concrete slab.
In the Colonial Barn beauty and charm are more than skin deep. Heavy duty black hardware, imported from England secure and accent the doors and windows. Double strength glass is used in the transom window over front doors to complement the entrance and provide illumination.
As with any separate wood structure that stores flammable liquids, it should be located away from a domicile as prescribed by local codes.
Assembly is easy, however, strength and building skills are needed to position walls and roof. The unit can be assembled by two people over the weekend or in about twenty hours.
Too busy? Service is available for site preparation, assembly, and installation on your lot! Installation of utilities also is available at extra cost. Call CSP because we're here to help you.
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