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Josh8880
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# Posted: 29 Apr 2013 06:41am
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I am looking to build a basic lofted 12 by 16 cabin in NY, and for the permit process I need to submit plans. Any references on a site that has free or inexpensive cabin plans for something like this? Anyone have plans they could email me? Thanks!
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VTweekender
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# Posted: 29 Apr 2013 05:00pm
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You could use this one http://www.ag.ndsu.edu/aben-plans/6013.pdf ..just go to a kinkos or someplace like that and blow it up some, take whiteout and change the dimensions to 12 x 16 ...should work for just cabin plans..
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bhebby
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# Posted: 1 May 2013 08:07pm
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Josh8880
Josh I'm in upstate ny I might be able to help I have a few plans I acquired . Shoot me an email
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floridagramps
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# Posted: 27 Oct 2013 05:01am
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bhebby
I am looking for plans for old western style cabin roughly 12x16 main cabin with full covered porch with a low pitch roof across front of building and similar covered storage area w low pitch roof across rear of building. Have you seen anything similar.
will build in CA, area has no frost and no snow.
Thanks............built my dau an 8x12 chicken coop last year and now she wants a writers retreat/guest house
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bldginsp
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# Posted: 27 Oct 2013 10:08am
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Here's a site with plans
http://www.townandcountryplans.com/
But just google cabin plans or small building plans and you'll come up with a lot of stuff.
The designers of such plans cannot design for all code requirements since there are a lot of variations, so they usually tell you that 'permits and permit requirements are the sole responsibility of the owner' blah blah. So anyway you will need to find out what the particular requirements are in your area. Once you get a set of plans, I'd suggest taking it in to the building/planning department and ask what all they want. Hopefully they won't brush you off with 'get a qualified engineer' but they very well may. You should be able to permit it using rules of light frame construction rather than paying to get an engineer. But, you have to know what you are doing with the rules of light frame and your plan design must be conducive to their use.
Good luck.
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