Material Orders

Douglas Fir

Commonly used for beams. Comes in various lengths.

• 4×6
• 6×6
• 6×8
• 6×10
• 6×12
• 6×14

Rough Cut Pine

Commonly used for interior and exterior siding. Comes in various lengths.

• 1×4
• 1×8
• 1×10
• 2×6
• 2×8
• 2×10

Tongue & Groove/Premium Shiplap

Commonly used for interior siding and decorative accents.

• 1x8x12’
• 1x8x14’

High-quality Douglas fir: used for all load-bearing structural bent-work materials.

• Pre-cut & drilled kiln-dried Douglas fir post & beam frame, 6″x6″-6″x12″ standard (can upgrade to larger sizes):
  • Posts
  • Rafter Beams
  • Tie Beams
  • Lateral Beams
• 4″x 6″ Douglas fir roof purlins placed 30″ OC with heavy-duty purlin screws
• Black powder-coated 1/4″ steel plate joinery and hardware

Note: All standard building plans are designed to withstand wind loads of 90 mph, and snow loads of 35 lbs/sq ft, but can be engineered to fit local requirements.

Rough-cut pine: used for all non-structural framing, siding, and sheathing materials.

• 2″x 6″ pine wall girt framing placed 24″ OC with heavy-duty girt screws
• 2″x 6″ pressure-treated sill plate with anchor bolts
• Rough-cut pine fascia and siding
• 1″x 8″ rough-cut pine roof sheathing and tar paper
• 2″x 6″ rough-cut pine framing for standard window and door openings
• Rough cut fully dimensional pine 1″ X 10″ board and 1″ x 4″ batten siding

Also included:

• Foundation Plan
• Building Plan
• Construction Guide