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If you need extra storage space these shed plans can solve that problem. These free shedplans are for different designs and are simple to follow along.

Free Shed Plans

Shed designs include gable, gambrel, lean to, small and big sheds. These sheds can be used for storage or in the garden. See the list of free plans below.

Lean To Shed Plans

Large 10×12 Lean To Shed Plans

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Large lean to 10×12 shed. Great for storage, small office or workshop. You can view the plans online or download the PDF.

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Large 10×10 Lean To Shed Plans

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Tall DIY 10×10 lean to shed. The single slope roof makes this shed easier to build. Plans include drawings and measurements. You can view the plans online or download the PDF.

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10×12 Lean To Shed Plans

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DIY 10×12 lean to shed. Roof has a single slope. This style shed blends in well in most landscapes. PDF download

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10×10 Lean To Shed Plans

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10×10 lean to shed plans. Great simple wood shed for storing your garden tools.

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8×10 Lean To Shed Plans

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DIY 8×10 lean to shed. Great size shed for storing your garden tools or clutter from the garage. This shed won’t take up to much room, looks great, and it’s easy to build.

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8×8 Lean To Shed Plans

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This build it yourself 8×8 lean to shed can be the perfect size for your backyard. It’s not to big but has plenty of room for your garden tools.

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4×10 Lean To Shed Plans

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DIY 4×10 lean to shed. Lean this shed against a wall or fence. Great outdoor garden shed to store lawn equipment.

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4×8 Lean To Shed Plans

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4×8 lean to, free shed plans. This shed can be put against a wall or fence. Great shed for garden tools or pool supplies. Plans include a material list, step-by-step drawings, and PDF download.

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Gable Shed Plans

DIY 8×8 Gable Shed

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DIY 8×8 gable shed. Great shed to use for garden tools or storage.

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DIY 8×10 Gable Shed

10×10 Gable Shed Plans

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10×10 shed plans, with gable roof. Plans include drawings, measurements, shopping list, cutting list, and free PDF

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10×12 Gable Shed Plans

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10×12 gable shed plans. This 120 square foot shed can be built in most places without a permit, check the requirements in your area for requirements. Plans comes with detailed drawings, material list, and a free download.

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12×12 Gable Shed Plans

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12×12 shed plans, with gable roof. Plans (free PDF download) include drawings, measurements, shopping list, and cutting list.

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12×16 Gable Shed Plans

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12×16 shed plans, with gable roof. Plans include drawings, measurements, shopping list, and cutting list. These large shed plans are available in a free PDF format.

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Barn Shed Plans

DIY 8×8 Barn Shed

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8×8 barn shed plans. This storage shed is small in size, but tall allowing plenty of room to add a loft.

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10×10 Barn Shed Plans – With Overhang

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100 square feet of space with lots of headroom for loft and shelves. Plans include a free PDF download, shopping list, and a cutting list.

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10×12 Barn Shed Plans – With Overhang

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This shed offers 120 square feet of space. The high roof is great to add a loft for extra storage.

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12×12 Barn Shed Plans – With Overhang

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12×12 barn shed plans – with overhang – plans include a free PDF download, shopping list, cutting list, measurements, and step-by-step drawings.

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10×10 Gambrel Shed Plans

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10×10 gambrelshed plans. This barn style shed provides plenty of space. Add shelves and a loft to keep things organized and make use of all the space available. Free PDF download with material list.

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10×12 Gambrel Shed Plans

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This shed design offers lots of space. Add a loft and some shelves to keep everything organized and tidy. Plans include free PDF Download.

Small Shed Plans

8×8 Garden Shed Plans

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Small wood garden 8×8 shed plans, with gable roof. Plans include step-by-step drawings and material list. These small shed plans are available in a free PDF format.

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8×8 Small Barn Shed Plans

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8×8 shed plans – small barn, plans include a free PDF download, shopping list, cutting list, and step-by-step drawings. This gambrel design is great for storage or the garden.

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4×4 Garden Tool Shed Plans

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These 4×4garden tool shedplans will build a small gable shed. Great shed to store garden tools, fertilizers, etc.. These small shedplans include drawings, step-by-step details, and material list.

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Run In Shed Plans

10×14 Goat Shelter Plans with Storage

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Shelter for mid size farm animals.PDF download, shopping list, cutting list, and step-by-step instructions with drawings.

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Firewood Shed Plans

Firewood Shed Plans

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Firewood shed plans include a free PDF download, material list, and step-by-step instructions with drawings.

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4×8 Firewood Shed Plans

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This 4×8 firewood lean to shed design will not take up to much space. The shed measures 4×8 and can be placed against the house or fence. The plans include diagrams and all the measurements for cutting out the material.

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Shed Door

Shed Door Plans

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DIY step-by-step instructions to build a single and double shed door. These shed door plans can easily be customized to fit most sheds.

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Shed Window

DIY Shed Window Install

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Details for framing a shed wall to install a window.

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Shed 101

Shed 101

A shed is perhaps one of the most functional structures in your property.

The shed, barn, or workshop doesn’t have to look bad, if done right it can be a great looking focal point in your property.

With a little imagination a shed can be transformed into a playhouse, chicken coop, greenhouse, or home office.

Building Permits

Before you even start looking at shed plans you will want to call your local building inspector to find out all the requirements.

It will be a bummer if you start building and get hit with a fine for not obtaining a permit. Or worse yet you need to tear down the shed because you are not even allowed to build one at all.

Requirements such as size, width, height, design, and setback, will vary among localities.

Most areas will allow a 120 square foot shed without having to file for a permit. In my area I’m allowed 120 square feet or a 10×12 shed without a permit.

Setback in my area was 6 feet from property lines or buildings. My ideal shed was a 14×14 but opted for two 12×10 sheds to avoid the hassle of getting a permit.

Shed Ideas

One of the main reasons many of us will ponder the idea of building our own shed is to remove some of the clutter from our home or garage.

Sheds will also be built to make extra space for garden tools, office, or a workshop.

When looking for free shed plans consider the design, do you want it to match your house? Or do you want something that blends into your landscape?

Do you want something functional? Ask yourself these questions before you begin:

What is the shed being used for?

How much space do you need?

Can the shed be expanded in the future if needed?

Can it be built within your budget?

Will you have time to build a shed?

Other things to consider are the height and width of the door. Make certain the door is wide enough and high enough if you are storing or moving large items.

Next thing to do is finding a location keeping in mind any setback or other requirements your building department has.

A level spot with good drainage will be the ideal spot.

Choose an area were the shed won’t look out of place, and blends will with your home.

Blueprints

Now that you know the size and design it’s time to get some plans. If you are handy using CAD software you can draw your own plans.

To save time you can obtain plans free or purchase.

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FAQs

Is there an app to draw shed plans? ›

True Blue Sheds 3D shed designer app allows you to build your dream shed, garage, barn or workshop and bring them to life.

What is the cheapest style of shed to build? ›

When planning cost-effective construction, opt for straightforward shed designs that don't require complex angles or special tools. A rectangular or square shape with a single-pitched roof is not only easier to build but also more budget-friendly.

How much are materials for a 10x10 shed? ›

The average cost for the construction of a DIY shed as shared by DIY Enthusiast, Eugene Kokol, runs anywhere from $17 to $24 per square feet. So, with the projected price per square feet, a DIY 10×10 Shed would cost anywhere from $1,700 – $2,400. Keep in mind that this is the projected cost of the base materials.

Is it cheaper to build your own shed? ›

It is Cheaper

Buying a shed means you are paying someone for their skill and labor. However, if you opt to build a shed, you are saving money as you won't charge yourself for labor.

What is the best free software for designing a shed? ›

Many free software options include a variety of tools and templates that allow you to design and plan your shed, including Archiplain, SketchUp, Sweet Home 3D, and RoomSketcher.

Is there a free app for drawing floor plans? ›

There are several free floor plan creators available, depending on your specific needs and preferences. Some of the most popular free options include Planner 5D, RoomSketcher, SketchUp and Floorplanner.

What size shed is most cost-effective? ›

A 10×12 Storage Shed is a Cost Saver. Since there are fewer materials needed for a 10×12 storage shed, the cost will be less than a larger 12×20 shed. Go really economical and buy the economy shed and you could have a shed in your backyard for less than you would think. Read on to see prices.

What is the cheapest foundation for a shed? ›

Shed Foundation Types and How to Choose
TypeCostBenefits
Concrete blocks$50–$100Easy to install; inexpensive
Deck blocks$50–$200Easy to install; inexpensive; more supportive than concrete blocks
Skid$50–$200Easy to install; inexpensive
Gravel pad$100–$400Costs less than concrete; good drainage; supports structure evenly
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What type of sheds last the longest? ›

What type of shed lasts the longest? Vinyl sheds tend to be more durable than wooden or metal sheds. They don't crack easily and are generally more weatherproof. They can also withstand extreme temperatures better.

Does a 10x12 shed need a foundation? ›

A gravel pad is the best kind of foundation for a 10×12 shed. This kind of foundation allows for easy drainage which will prevent rot and prevent erosion from under your shed. The foundation that you place your 10x 12 shed on is just as important as the construction of your shed.

Does a 10x10 shed need foundation? ›

The size of your shed is often what determines whether or not you need a foundation. Typically, any shed larger than 6×8 or 8×8 is going to require a foundation.

What is the average cost to build a 10x12 shed? ›

A 10×12 shed can cost anywhere from $3,000 – $12,000, depending on what you buy. I know that doesn't give you the range you were hoping for, so let's break it down a bit more from least to most expensive. Tier 1 – A simple 10×12 shed with wood siding and no windows is going to be the tier 1 option.

What is the best wood to make a shed? ›

Selecting your wood

Softwoods such as Douglas fir, spruce and larch are excellent choices for a garden shed. To keep your shed resilient and protected from the elements, use pre-treated wood and maintain it regularly with a paint-on preservative.

Do sheds decrease home value? ›

However, most appraisers would say that a shed's value would only be around 1% – 2% of the property's overall value if your shed is a basic storage shed—-not much more than its depreciated value. A shed adds practical value to a property. A storage shed for tools will be perfect if a potential buyer loves gardening.

How to build a shed cheaply? ›

If you want to build a budget-friendly shed, opting for a classic wooden structure will be the most affordable option, along with styrene glazed windows, with roofing felt and panels. If you maintain it yearly and take good care of it, a cost-effective shed can be extremely long-lasting and durable.

What is shed app? ›

The Shed App provides a single platform for sales, manufacturing and delivering sheds. From 3D design to workflow management.

How can I draw my own building plans? ›

Steps to Draw a Building Plan
  1. Create a beginning point and proper scale for the project.
  2. Practice altering the scale.
  3. Create a plan of building and current property lines to scale, which should be done in an overhead view.
  4. Add some information to the plan.
  5. Sketch the details of the property.
  6. Label everything.
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What software do you use to draw plans? ›

AutoCAD and Revit are among several of the software programs that architects and other professionals create realistic floor plans in 2D and 3D with accuracy and precision. While both are purpose-built tools, AutoCAD is more of a general drawing tool used for a wide variety of applications.

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