Barns, sheds and outbuildings by John Wagner and Clayton Korne
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This is a book for those who want to build a shed on weekends within a short period of time. The author started with the basics of the project like building foundation, framing, observing environmental needs, wiring, plumbing. The book is divided into parts. The part one includes designs, planning information, architectural plans and building codes. The individual chapters have details about building foundations, framing walls and roofs, types of roofing and siding as well as door and window installation. Some other chapters contain information about the basic wiring and plumbing and options for the interior as well as exterior look of the shed. The Part two gives 12 designs with photographs and details about that.
The book covers all the aspects of building a barn or shed. It covers up everything from top to bottom. It is easy to read and the techniques are homebuilding and not merely decorative. It has around 800 photos to choose the appropriate design for the shed. The photos along with the commentary provides basic information that anyone building the shed should know. A good guide for those who want to build their shed themselves. |
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