This is a large storage shed framed with 2×6 lumber with site built trusses and doors. Covered with pine Board and Batten. Built to be insulated, conditioned and electrified in the future.
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Beautiful shed. I particularly like the detail of the doors with their cross bucks and the beautiful board and batten siding. I built a similar shed. I used cedar beveled siding and purlins and cedar shingles. It came out well but cost more to use those materials. I had an electrical contractor run electric service underground to the shed and it is a wonderful upgrade to the shed. You did a beautiful job on yours. I used a set of plans for $30 from betterbarns.com and they worked out very well.