Barn Plans

Barn plans including pole barn plans, horse barn plans and general barn plans.

Free Barn Plans

• Gambrel Roof Barn
  This plan is for a two-storey gambrel roof barn 7.3, 9.1, or 11.6 m (24, 30 or 38 ft) in width. A loft area provides overhead storage for hay and bedding.
  
  
• Goat Milking Barn & Feed Area
  The Barn has 5 basic components: 1. Loose housing and feeding area, 2. Milking parlor and holding 3. Feed storage area, 4. Milk storage, 5. Kid pens
  
  
• Two Story Horse Barn
  This plan is for a 7.2 x 12 m (24 x 40 ft) barn for light horses, with a tack room, small feed room, three box stalls and a wide work alley.
  
  
• Horse Barn
  The construction is well-insulated post frame with a 36 ft clear-span truss roof, and is designed to keep the riding horses in a dry comfortable environment free from drafts and extremes of temperature.
  
  
• Barn for Riding Horses
  This plan is for a small attractive barn for light horses. The barn includes a small tack room, feed room, three box stalls, and a wide work alley.
  
  
• General Barn Plans
  36' x 48' General Barn. (12' raised center plus two 12' side sheds)
  
  
• General Barn Plans
  40' x 44' General Barn. (20' raised center plus two 12' side sheds)
  
  
• General Barn Plans
  General barn 24' x 30' wood frame construction.
  
  
• General Barn
  General barn 18' x 30' wood frame construction.
  
  
• Walls, Doors, & Windows
  Walls, doors & windows for pole type buildings.
  
  
• Multi-Purpose Pole Barn
  Multi-Purpose Pole Barn. 30' x 60' clear span.
  
  
• Pole Barn Plans
  Pole Barn. 39' x 60' or 52' x 60'. 26' roof truss plust sheds.
  
  
• Pole Barn Plans
  Pole Barn. 39' x 60' or 52' x 60'. ridge centered on pole.
  
  
• Pole Barn
  Pole Barn. 39' x 60' or 52' x 60'. ridge between poles.
  
  
• Rafter Barn
  Two story braced rafter barn framing. 38' wide.
  
  
• Feeding Barn
  This is a plan for a 30' x 56' frame with gambrel roof.
  
  

  Go Green tip: Going green emphasizes the reduction of waste, energy, water and materials. During the construction phase, one goal should be to reduce the amount of material going to landfills. Well-designed buildings also help reduce the amount of waste generated by the occupants as well, by providing solutions such as compost bins to reduce matter going to landfills.