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Two-level Craftsman
storage shed
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Craftsman
storage shed
Engineered for
simplicitydo-it-yourself
trusses and complete
framing plans.
by David Radtke
ho says a yard
shed cant be
beautiful?
This shed
would grace any yard because its
well designed and built to last. The
foundation is concrete, and the 2x4
walls are skinned with 1/2-in. plywood followed by cedar siding. And
the roof is factory-painted steel
screwed to heavy-duty trusses that
you make yourself.
This solid shed has a 10 x 10-ft.
lower storage area, and nearly 17 x 4
ft. of storage in the attic. This long,
narrow space above is great for storing an extension ladder, planks, a
kayak, a canoeor all the above!
Im not gonna sugarcoat this and
tell you itll only take a week to
build. Its obvious from the details
that this backyard project can take
four to five full weeks of work.
But when youre finished, youll
have something to be proud of.
You can easily break the project
down into manageable steps and
pick up where you left off at a later
date. In fact, weve divided this article into two parts, with Part 2 coming in July/August.
This article (Part 1) covers setting
the forms, pouring the slab, and
building the basic wall and roof
framing. These framing techniques
apply to any wood framing project,
even a big project like building a
garage or an addition. Well walk
you through the step-by-step framing process, plus the drawings will
give you accurate measurements to
use as a cutting guide.
If youve built a deck before, you
can tackle this job. Beyond basic
carpentry tools like a circular saw,
level, tape measure, drill and screw
gun, youll need some concrete finishing tools and 8-ft. and 10-ft.
stepladders. A pneumatic stapler is
a great help but not essential.
A grand project like this is naturally going to cost more than a shed
kit available at home centers. Youll
spend about $460 for concrete and
forms plus $3,500 for materials,
including the metal roofing.
32
JUNE 2001
33
TRUSSE
Version
7-3/4"
1/2" PLYWOOD
ur site sloped 5 in. from
GUSSETS
(BOTH SIDES OF front to back. If yours slopes
90
COMMON
more than that, you may need to do
TRUSSES)
RAFTER,
2x4grading.
some excavating and
102-1/2" LONG
1"
"
/2
85
98
-1
/2
"
-1
72
"
0"
"
1x3
STAKES
24
45
48
"
1"
NO. 4 STEEL
REBAR
2x4
SCREED
17"
19-1/4"
17"
2x4 PLATES,
FASTEN WITH
2-1/2" TAPCON
SCREWS AND
CONSTRUCTION
ADHESIVE
ANCHOR BOLT,
WASHER
AND NUT
NO. 4 REBARS
2x4 SILL
POURED
CONCRETE
SLAB
6-1/2"
TO 7"
10'
12"
4x4 POST
ANCHOR
15"
19-1/4"
SECTION
AT EDGE
6"
15"
30"
18'
9' 5"
FIG. B FRAMING/SHEATHING
TRUSS CHORD
GABLE TRUSS;
SEE FIG. D
2x4 CLEAT
1/2" PLYWOOD
SHEATHING
STEEL
ANCHOR
DOUBLE
2x6 BEAM
TOP
PLATE
DETAIL 1
DETAIL 2
GABLE TRUSS;
SEE FIG. D
2x4
DIAGONAL
BRACE
1x3 PURLINS
15" OVERHANG
(SEE TEXT)
1/2" PLYWOOD
TRUSS FLOOR
1/2" PLYWOOD
SHEATHING EXTENDS
OVER BEAM
DOUBLE
2x6 BEAMS
CL
8-3/4"
4x4 PRESSURETREATED POST
2x4 SUPPORTS
2x4
FRAMING
DOUBLE
2x6 JOIST
HANGER
SEE
FIGS. E,F,G
FOR WALL
FRAMING
POST
BRACKET
28"
METAL
POST
BASE
83"
1/2" PLYWOOD
SHEATHING
(TYPICAL)
1/2" PLYWOOD
SHEATHING
17" SQUARE
STAGGER
BEAM ENDS
LINE UP
OUTER
CORNER
OF POST
AND BEAMS
CONCRETE SLAB;
SEE FIG. A
POST BRACKET
(BEND FLANGE
DOWN)
DETAIL 3
THE FAMILY HANDYMAN
JUNE 2001
35
TOP OF
TRUSS
1/2" PLYWOOD
GUSSETS
2x6
CHORD
CONSTRUCTION
ADHESIVE
GLUE and staple the gussets to the common truss members using
construction adhesive and a pneumatic stapler loaded with 1-1/8 in.
staples. Once youve finished stapling the gussets to one side, flip the
truss and attach the gussets to the other side. When this truss is completed,
mark one side front and the other back to maintain consistency in the
trusses. Note: The two gable end trusses (Fig. D) have gussets on the inner
sides only. Measure the struts of this truss and cut the same length for the
other trusses.
1/2" PLYWOOD
GUSSETS
(BOTH SIDES OF
COMMON
TRUSSES)
GUSSET
4" x 4-1/2"
7-3/4"
90
2"
GUSSET
2x4 RAFTER,
102-1/2" LONG
10"
2x4 STRUT
1"
6"
22-1/2
45
49"
2x6
CHORD
45
GUSSET
GUSSET
4" x 8"
10'
COMMON TRUSS
2x4 RAFTER,
102-1/2" LONG
1/2" PLYW
(INSIDE FA
OF GABLE
"
36
1"
0"
FIG. C
24
GUSS
3-1/2
QTY.
1 sheet
40
2x6 x 10 spf
15
Purlins:
1x3 x 10 spf
12
1x3 x 8 spf
12
38
2x4 x 8 spf
4x4 x 14 spf
2x6 x 10 spf
2x6 x 7 spf
2x4 x 10 treated
2x4 x 10 spf
FINISHED
TRUSS AS
PATTERN
GUSSET
x 4-1/2"
4" 15
90
4
4
2x4 RAFTER,
102-1/2" LONG
14
2x4 STRUT
10"
6"
22-1/2
4 bundles
800 ln. ft.
1 roll of each
2x8 x 12 cedar
1x4 x 10 cedar
USE your first truss as the pattern truss for the other common and
gable end trusses. Screw 2x4 blocks to the pattern truss as shown,
10'then lay each truss piece over the pattern truss to ensure theyre all a
uniform size and shape. Remember: Mark front and back sides for each truss
to maintain consistency. Assemble all the trusses and stack them flat and
away from the slab.
2x4 RAFTER,
102-1/2" LONG
24
"
2x6 x 10 cedar
GUSSET
4" x 8"
0"
45
GUSSET
49"
2x6
CHORD
1"
2"
GUSSET
45
GUSSET
3-1/2" x 8"
18
1 x 3 PURLIN
POSITION
(TYPICAL)
Windows:
1x6 x 8 cedar window jamb and stop
GUSSET
3-1/2" x 6"
48
"
7-3/4"
Roofing:
Siding:
2x4 BLOCKS
FOR POSITIONING
2x6
STRUT
GUSSET
3-1/2" x 8"
"
/2
"
-1
2x4
QUEEN
POST
43-3/4"
2x6
CHORD
GUSSET
6" x 10"
4 pkgs.
Pine shims
10'
2x4
HEADER
24-1/4"
85
/2
-1
98
72
"
Doors:
30 sq. ft.
17"
30 sq. ft.
17" 2
2x4 PLATES,
FASTEN WITH
2-1/2" TAPCON
SCREWS AND
CONSTRUCTION
ADHESIVE
WASHER
AND NUT
NO. 4 REBARS
HANDYMAN
THE FAMILY
POURED
CONCRETE
SLAB
JUNE 2001
37
2x4 SILL
3-1/2"
TIE PLATE
2x4s
(TYP.)
2x4
KING STUD
SOLE
PLATE
DOUBLED
2x6
HEADER
TRIMMER STUD
36-3/4"
46-1/2"
36-3/4"
43-1/2"
10"
88-1/2"
TRANSFER
MEASUREMENT
FROM HERE
ANCHOR
BOLT
7' STUDS
(TYP.)
35"
BACK
SNAPPED
LAYOUT
LINE
15-1/4"
TIE PLATE
HEADER
TRIMMER
SOLE
PLATE
CRIPPLE
STUDS
7' STUDS
SILL
TOP
PLATE
SIDE WALL
C
L
TIE
PLATE
2x4s
(TYP.)
C
L
3-1/2"
16"
(TYP.)
16"
11-3/4"
C
L
WINDOW
ROUGH
OPENING
7' STUDS
(TYP.)
C
L
SIDE
WALL
BACK WALL
ANCHOR BOLT,
WASHER AND NUT
MAKE SURE
the walls line up
with the chalk
lines you snapped earlier
on your slab. Tighten the
nuts on the anchor bolts.
Align the corners and nail
the wall sections together
with 16d nails.
10
FRONT
WALL
1/2"
PLYWOOD
SHEATHING
11
DOUBLE 2x6
JOIST HANGER
13
PLATE BELOW
DOOR OPENING
UNDERCUT
MADE BEFORE
ASSEMBLY
12
FRONT
WALL
8-3/4" TO
CENTER
14
Set the front posts and beams square to the main shed
2x6 SIDE
BEAM
DOUBLE 2x6
FRONT BEAM
4'
LEVEL
4x4 POST
ANCHOR,
EMBEDDED
IN CONCRETE
4x4
TREATED
POST
83"
15
O
16
TEMPORARY
2x4 BRACES
BACKSIDE
GABLE TRUSS
MARK
the
truss
layout on the top
plates, starting at
the back wall.
Measure 16-in.
centers. Tip up
the rear gable end
truss first, making
sure its centered
on the wall. Use
temporary braces
nailed to the wall
framing to help
support the truss
until the roof
framing is completed. Set the
front gable truss
as well using temporary supports.
17
beams should be flush with the outside edges of the posts. Plumb the
posts and add a brace (Photo 18).
More CRAFTSMAN SHED
TRUSS
TIE
PLATE
STRING LINE
COMMON
TRUSSES
HORIZONTAL
BRACE
LAYOUT
MARK
DIAGONAL
BRACE
SET each common truss after youve set the gable end trusses.
Tie a string tightly between the gable trusses (about an inch or
more above them) as a centerline guide for setting the common
trusses. Check the overhang of each truss against the side wall as well, to
ensure consistency. Fasten the trusses to the top plates by using the steel
brackets shown in the inset. Be sure to align the truss chords on your
marks on the top plates. The trusses are placed 16 in. on center, measured
from the far side of the back wall framing. Use a horizontal brace to fasten
the trusses and maintain spacing near the top.
18
1/2" PLYWOOD
LOFT FLOOR
1x3
19
46
1x3
PURLINS
DIAGONAL
BRACE
1/2" PLYWOOD
LOFT FLOOR
NAIL the purlins to the tops of the trusses with 8d nails (see
Fig. C for correct placement). The purlins will support the metal
roof that gets screwed in place later. Let the purlins overhang
the gables by about 18 in. and trim them to exact length later.
20
PURLINS
DIAGONAL
BRACE
21
1/2" PLYWOOD
SHEATHING
48
10 lbs.
8d sinker nails
10 lbs.
6d common nails
(if hand-nailing gussets)
5 lbs.
5 lbs.
40
4 pkgs.
2
2
8 pair
2 pair
72 ft.
50
Par
In Part
1,t 1
we showed
you how to
Craftsman
storage
shed
by David Radtke
Do-it-yourself custom
door and window trim
and more! Heres how
to make and install it.
In Part 2
we show
you how to
p. 70
Build and set the windows
p. 74
Measure and nail the siding
p. 80
Install steel roof panels
More CRAFTSMAN SHED
69
1-3/4"
x 1-3/4"
NOTCH
3-1/4" x 5/4
CORNER
BOARD
2-1/4" x 5/4
CORNER
BOARD
SPEED
SQUARE
15-LB.
BUILDING
PAPER
70
1
S
FIG. B
FINISH DETAILS
SCREWS AND
RUBBER WASHERS
NO. 2
CEDAR
SHINGLES
2x6
TRIM
RIDGE
FLY RAFTERS;
SEE FIG. D
EAVE BRACKET;
SEE FIG. F
GABLE WINDOW;
SEE FIG. A
ROOFING, 102" LENGTH;
SCREW TO PURLINS
1" x 4"
GABLE
TRIM
OVERLAP
LAST SECTION
TO FIT
2x6
TRIM
1/4"
PLYWOOD
CEILING
SIDE BEAM;
SEE FIG. E
FRONT BEAM;
SEE FIG. G
CAPITAL;
SEE FIG. H1
COLUMN;
SEE FIG. H2
BASE;
SEE FIG. H3
SIDE WINDOW;
SEE FIG. C
CORNER
BOARDS
CULTURED FIELDSTONE
DOOR /
FRONT WALL;
SEE FIG. K
71
2-1/2"
3/4"
22" x 41-1/4"
SASHES
3/4" x 5"
JAMBS
46"
12
3/4"
x 1"
STOP
(TYP.)
NO-MORTISE
HINGES
2' LEVEL
LID
SUPPORT
WINDOW FRAME;
SEE FIG. C
1-1/2" x
1-1/2" SILL
1" x 3-1/2"
SIDE CASING
FIG. C
NO-MORTISE
HINGES
SIDE
WINDOW
DETAIL
FIG. C
SIDE WINDOW
DETAIL
24"
43-1/4"
2x6 FASCIA
3/4" x 5"
JAMB
TRUSS HEADER
43-1/4"
3/4"
x 3/4"
STOP
(TYP.)
TEMPORARY
BLOCKS
Window installation
simplified
72
HOMEMADE
STRAIGHTEDGE
FLUSH
CASING
TO JAMB
3/4" x 5"
JAMB
SHIM TO
STRAIGHTEN
JAMB
5/4 x 4"
CASING
SHIMS
SHINS
Siding tips
Tip
74
the last several courses, measure and adjust the row spacing
as needed to avoid this problem.
Minimize butt joints by avoiding short lengths of siding.
Plan the lengths or try to specify what you need when
you buy it. Most siding is now sold in random lengths.
Separate the bundle into long and short lengths and plan
ahead to minimize waste. Use the short pieces along
windows and doors.
Tip
STORY
POLE
ail the 1/4-in. cedar plywood to the truss chords to create a porch ceiling. Use
1-1/4 in. wood-toned panel nails for the best results. Next make the wood boxes
1x2 CLEAT
that attach to the outside of the double 2x6 beam (Fig. E). These boxes fill
ON INSIDE
out the width of the beam (Photo 6) so the roof overhang is consistent
with the rear section of the shed. Nail a 2x4 cleat to the 2x6 blocking you
installed earlier between the trusses. Then nail the 1x8 trim (with the 3/4 x
EXTENDED
BEAM
DOUBLE 2x6
SIDE BEAM
(COVER WITH 1x8)
CEDAR
PLYWOOD
CEILING
DOUBLE
2x6
FRONT
BEAM
3/4" x 6-1/2"
WITH
3/4" x 3/4"
CLEAT
1/4"
CEDAR
PLYWOOD
1-3/4"
x 1-3/4"
NOTCH
112-1/2"
50-1/2"
102"
CUT 1/4-in.
3-1/2"
x 3-1/2"
cedar plyNOTCH
wood to fit
the ceiling of the
FLY RAFTER DETAIL
3/4"
front porch and
BEAM
SECTIONS
AND COLUMN DETAILS
1-1/2"
also to enclose the
VERSION
3F
5/14/01
beams on each
side. Note that
3/4"
2-1/2"
the beams are
1" x
widened to keep
the extended rafter
2x6 BLOCKING
tails consistent
(TRIM TO FIT)
TRUSS
with the sides of
FIG. D FLY RAFTER DETAIL
the shed (see Figs.
DOUBLE 2x6 BEAM
4"
E and G). Trim out
2x4 CLEAT 1/4" PLYWOOD
the joint between
the ceiling and
beams with 3/4 x
1-in. cedar ripped
3/4"
3/4" x 1"
from wider boards.
TRIM
FIG. D
1x8 TRIM
(RIP TO 6-1/2")
3/4" x 3/4"
CLEAT
More SHED
76
FIG. E
1" x
JULY / AUGUST 2001 THE FAMILY HANDYMAN
TRUSS HEADER
BEAM
6-1/2"
(TYP.)
12
3/4"
3/4" x 1"
TRIM
3/4" x 5"
JAMB
1x8 TRIM
3/4" x 3/4"
78
1/4" PLYWOOD
3/4"
2x8 TRIM
(RIP TO 6-1/2")
1/4" PLYWOOD
FIG. G
52-1/2"
3/4" x
Tip
Tip
STEEL
ROOFING
PANELS
1/2"
TREATED,
PLYWOOD
SHEATHING
30-LB.
BUILDING
PAPER
SCREW the steel roofing to the purlins (the horizontal wood strips) with special self-tapping screws
with built-in rubber washers (Fig. B). Each roof
panel is 102 in. long. Be sure to specify length when you
order or youll need to cut them. Wear leather gloves when
you handle this stuff. The edges are sharp! Begin installing
the steel roof cap when youre at the halfway point.
10
MITERED
2x4 CAPITAL
WINDOW SASH
3/4" x 1" STOP
2x6 BLOCKING
FIT)
(TRIM
looks like real stone; see
thatTRUSS
theTOcolumn
bases as
rame
1/2" PLYWOOD FLOOR
3/4" x 2" JAMB
WINDOW SASH
3/4" x 1" STOP
Photo
13). See p. 38 in this issue
shown
in
Part
1
and
nail
TRUSS
SHEATHING
FLOOR
1/2" PLYWOOD1/2"
3/4" x 2" JAMB
DOUBLE
2x6 information
BEAM
for more
on
1/2-in. treated plywood
to the
4"
NOT
2x4 BORED
CLEAT
TRUSS
CHORD
2x6
1/2"
SHEATHING
1/4" PLYWOOD
2x4
CLEATinstalling
cast stone.
base 2x6
framing.
DOUBLE
BEAM Staple 30-lb. buildPRENAILED
3/4" x 3" CLEAT
2x6 TRIM
2x4 CLEAT
SIDES
2x6 TRUSS CHORD
Study Fig. H1 for construction
to the plywood base
PLYWOOD
1/4"paper
2x4 CLEAT ing
TRIM
2x8
3/4"
x
3"
CLEAT
2x6 TRIM
details for the upper columns and
(use a squeeze-type or hammer
(RIP TO 6-1/2")
3/4"
1/4" PLYWOOD
3/4" x 1"the 2x8 cap pieces
capitals. Miter
tacker with 1/4-in. staples). Next,
2x8 TRIM
MITERED
TRIM
3/4"
(RIP
TO
6-1/2")
3/4"
3/4" x 1" TRIM
2x8 BASE
and nail them to the top 1/4"
of the
nail the3/4"
expanded
metal lath
PLYWOOD
x 1"
TRIM
3/4"
3/4" x 6" TRIM
plywood
base.
Use
10d
galva(commonly
referred to as stucco
3/4" x 1" TRIM
3/4" x 6" TRIM
TRIM Metal3/4"
2x4s
mesh) to the 1x8
plywood.
lathx 3/4" nized nails. Next rip some3/4"
1/4"
PLYWOOD
DOUBLE 2x6 BEAM
x 6" TRIM
CLEAT
1/4" PLYWOOD
3/4" x 6" TRIM(RIP TO 6-1/2")
to 3 in., then crosscut DOUBLE
them into
is available at home centers and is 1/4" PLYWOOD
3/4" x 3/4"
FIG. G WIDER,
FRONT BEAM DETAIL
2x6 BEAM
OVERLAPPING
FIG. E SIDE BEAM DETAIL
CLEAT
PLYWOOD
9-in. lengths and screw them
a1/4"
must
for installing cultured
TAPERED
FIG. G FRONT BEAM DETAIL
NARROWER
BOARD
AM DETAILstone (lightweight, cast concrete
between the 4x4 post and the
TAPERED
BOARD BOARD)
3-1/2" (NARROW
2x8 base cap. These cleats will
5" (WIDE BOARD)
provide backing
for the tapered
3-1/2"
BEAM (NARROW BOARD)
6-1/2"
5" (WIDE BOARD)
column boards.
BEAM
6-1/2"
NDOW SASH
3/4" x
2-1/8"
2" SHEATHING
TRIM
6 TRUSS CHORD
NARROW
6 TRIM
BOARD
8 TRIM
IP TO 6-1/2")
2x4 CLEAT
2x4s
MITERED
3/4" x 3" CLEAT
WIDE
BOARD
3/4"
1/4" PLYWOOD
3/4" x 1" TRIM
3/4" x 6" TRIM
12" SQUARE
11
FIG. 11-1/4"
H1 CAPITAL
DETAIL
( WIDE BOARD)
FIG. H1
CAPITAL
FIG. G FRONT BEAM
DETAILDETAIL
RED
52-1/2"
25" SQUARE
WIDE
BOARD
WIDE
BOARD
NARROW
BOARD
NARROW
BOARD
CL
52-1/2"
CL
2x8s
MITERED
TAPERED
SIDE
BOARDS
2x8s
MITERED
2x3 x 9" CLEAT
AIL
1/2" x 1-1/2"
CHAMFER
1/2" x 1-1/2"
CHAMFER
COLUMN DETAIL
FIG. H2FIG.
H3 BASE DETAIL
WIDE
BOARD
FIG. H3
BASE DETAIL
opening square and straight, youll have an easier task ahead of you.CUT
(PURLIN
3/4"
2-1/2"
lumberyard plane some cedar boards to 1/2 in. thick (you may have
to pay a small fee). Rip them to width and cut them to length. Adding
1-3/4"
the strips of wood over the
x 1-3/4"
NOTCH
doors is as simple as 112-1/2"
cutting them to the right size
1-3/4"
(Fig.1x2
K),CLEAT
applying beads of
x 1-3/4"
ON INSIDE
NOTCH
construction adhesive to 112-1/2" 50-1/2"
the back of each102"
strip, and
1x2 CLEAT
then nailingON
each
piece to
INSIDE
50-1/2"
the front side of the door.
102"
The strips around the win3-1/2"
dow overlap the opening
x 3-1/2"
and act as stops for theNOTCH
front side.
3-1/2"
Once the glue dries, set x 3-1/2"
1-1/2"
NOTCH
the window in from the
backside
and nail some
FIG. J HEAD JAMB
3/4" 3/4"
stop strips (Fig.1-1/2"
J) to the
CUT
FROM
4x4s
45
CHAMFER
1-3/4" x 1-3/4"
45
NOTCHES
CHAMFE
1-1/2" x 1-1/2"
CHAMFER
1-3/4"
NOTC
1-1/2"
CHAM
FIG. F EAVE B
FIG. F EA
22" x 4
SASH
3/4"
2-1/2"
3/4"
x 3/4"
STOP
(TYP.)
12
12
TRUSS HEADER
TRUSS HEADER
3/4"
x 1"
STOP
(TYP.)
NO-MORTISE
HINGES
43-1/4"
FRONT
WALL / DOOR DETAILS
LID
SUPPORT
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2x6 FASCIA
1" x 3-1/2"
SIDE CASING
3/4"
x 1"
STOP
(TYP.)
NO-MORTISE
LID
HINGES
24"
SUPPORT
FIG. K
3/4"
x 3/4
STO
(TYP
24"
HANDYMAN
JULY / AUGUST 2001 THE FAMILY
43-1/4"
1-1/2" x
1-1/2" SILL
FIG. C SIDE
1-3/4" FLUSH
SOLID-CORE
BIRCH DOOR
CEDAR BOARDS
MILLED TO 1/2"
THICKNESS
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Finishing details
Apply a deck sealer to the exterior of your shed or paint
it if you like. We used an oil finish called Behr NWF
Waterproofing Wood Sealer that did not have a film
residue. Youll need to apply it again in about two years.
Natural graying will occur eventually with exposure to
the elements. You can always recapture the fresh-cut
look of cedar later with a deck-and-siding cleaner. Enjoy!
Buyers Guide
Barn sashes are available by mail-order if you cant find them locally.
Call Lindsay Windows at (800) 967-2035 or (507) 625-4278.
www.lindsaywindows.com
The no-mortise hinges we used for our windows are part No. 28720 from
Rockler Hardware (800-279-4441 or www.rockler.com).
For a copy of Part 1 of this article, see Reader Services, p. 116, or visit our
Web site at www.familyhandyman.com. Part 1 has a materials list and
step-by-step photos of the rough framing of the shed.
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