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2x6 rafters
1/2" plywood
or OSB
2x4 studs
1/2" plywood
or OSB
141"
16"
90"
96"
48"
48"
96"
48"
Floor framing details. Building could be placed on slab, piers, or your choice of foundation.
40"
34"
81 1/2"
86"
48"
89"
1 1/2"
40"
34"
90 3/4"
48"
Back wall detail. Notice that the plywood is cut 1 1/2" short. This leaves the top plate available for the
gable sheathing. Diagram in lower left shows step in construction process on this and following pages.
81 1/2"
86"
144"
16"
96"
13
3/4
"
16"
16"
On pages later in the plans you'll see details on making boxed eaves,
which are admittedly overkill if you were to also notch the siding. Both
seal the roof so doing both may be redundant.
As an option you could either skip the boxed eave, or skip the notched
exterior sheathing shown on this page. If you were to skip these
notches you could simply cut the plywood off at the top of the wall.
13 3/4"
1 1/2" 1 1/2"
6 1/4"
7 3/4"
Sheathing notching detail. Notice that the notches are 16" O.C. except at the ends of the wall. Those
end notched are also deeper. The notches allow the rafters to be seated and helps seat the roof.
137"
40"
40"
34" 34"
81 1/2"
86"
16"
48" 48"
16"
40"
40"
34" 34"
96"
Left Wall
81 1/2"
86"
83"
34"
27 1/2" 27 1/2"
1 1/2"
90 3/4"
83"
34"
48"
6 1/4"
Front Wall
61
7/
44 1/2" 8"
46"
16"
1 1/2"
7"
8"
7/
66
46"
48"
5 3/4"
61
7/
8"
44 1/2"
46"
1 1/2"
7"
8"
7/
66
46"
48"
5 3/4"
61
7/
8"
2 3/4"
2 1/2"
3 1/2" 4"
61
7/
8"
4 1/4"
4"
3 1/2" 4"
"end" rafter
16"
165"
Roof framing detail. In the image above you can see how the end rafters are a little different than the
common rafters.
48
"
"
28
"
96
"
44
Roof sheathing detail. An attempt is made to always have plywood ends meet on a rafter. An effort
was made to reduce cutting plywood, but on a roof this small there's pretty much nothing for it.
boxed eave
Boxed side eaves and gable eave trim detail. Bottom right illustration shows why the end rafters are
slightly different from the common rafters. They make a clean boxed eave.