Barngeek Post and Beam Barn Kits
Wood Included Barn Kit estimates by sq ft
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Full Timber Kit $18,720 ($26 per square foot)
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Full Timber Kit $19,200 ($32 per square foot)
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Full Timber Kit $18,000 ($30 per square foot) |
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Full Timber Kit $34,020 ($27 per square foot) |
Full Timber Kit $52,000 ($26 per square foot) |
Full Timber Kit $54,000 ($30 per square foot) |
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Shown with Optional lean-to Full Timber Kit $28,800 ($32 per square foot) |
Shown with Optional Lean-to Full Timber Kit $35,200 ($32 per square foot) |
Full Timber Kit $41,600 ($26 per square foot)
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Full Timber Kit $36,000 ($30 per square foot) |
Shown with optional Lean-to Full Timber Kit $24,000 ($30 per square foot) add $8,400 for lean-to ($20 sq ft) |
Shown with optional Lean-to Full Timber Kit $76,800 ($32 per square foot) |
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Full Timber Kit $34,944 ($26 per square foot) |
Full Timber Kit $54,600 ($26 per square foot) |
Full Timber Kit $133,120 ($26 per square foot) |
Do you need a Barngeek Post and Beam Barn Kit?
The short answer? It depends.
If you own a sawmill or have access to quality locally milled lumber, our hardware-only kits might be the right fit for you! Homesteader, DIYer, and PRO members of the barn plans library get 10% off hardware orders.
Are you dreaming of a charming, custom post and beam or timber frame barn, but you don’t have the time or resources to find or saw your own lumber? Look no further than the BarnGeek Post and Beam kits. We have been helping Barn Lovers go from a Barn Dream to Reality for over 16 years. The BarnGeek Crew can help you every step of the way with one-on-one phone and email consultations, plans, hardware kits, and Wood-included Post-and-Beam Barn Kits!
Based right here in Michigan, we take pride in using locally milled lumber and hardware that is made in the USA. By choosing us, you’re not just building a barn; you’re supporting a network of small, family-run businesses that value quality, heritage, and community as much as you do.
We understand how important this project is to you, and we’re committed to making your barn-building experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Let us help you bring your dream barn to life with a post and beam barn kit from Barngeek.com. Join our family and experience the difference of working with a crew that believes in our American Heritage and builds the strength of our local community.
Below are some videos of one of our barn kits arriving at the building site and being built.
Hardware Kit vs Wood Included Barn Kit
There are several differences in a hardware kit vs a lumber and hardware kit.
1. Avalibility
Hardware kits are avalible year round and able to be shipped to all lower 48 states as well as having options for canadian customers. Lumber and Hardware kits are avalible in limited quantity during warmer months and can be shipped to most of the lower 48. Our hardware will be shipped from our manufacturer in Michigan, for buyers outside of Michigan (and surrounding states) we want to keep costs down for you, so we will help you find local saw mills to source lumber for your barn. This will keep shipping costs much lower.
2. Custom Plans
Your barn lumber and hardware kit will include Custom Plans. We design exactly the barn you want and can make changes to our stock plans to better suit your dreams. Hardware kits do not include custom plans. They are made based on plans already in our Barn Plans Library or you can pay an additional fee for a custom plan or modification to a plan in the library, email [email protected] with the subject “Custom Plan Request” to get started.
3. What’s included
Hardware kits include the t-plates, u-brackets, and rss screws. Lumber included kits include everything in the hardware kit along with all the lumber for your barn. Optionally we can source door hinges and rollers, roofing, custom wooden doors, and pre-built cupolas.
What’s included in a wood included barn kit?
1. Custom Plans. We design exactly the barn you want, make changes to our stock plans, just remember we are limited by physics… They haven’t quite perfected that Anti-gravity device just yet
2. All the Timbers. Posts, beams, rafters, collar ties, knee braces, king posts, queen posts etc.
3. All the Hardware T plates, Post brackets, RSS screws, bolts, siding and decking screws, door track, and hinges.
4. Girts and Purlins
5. Loft Joists and Decking
6. 1×8 Roof Sheathing
7. Board and Batten Siding
And most importantly full support from the BarnGeek. I will do everything I can to make sure your barn build is a success. You don’t have to do this alone, I have been designing barns and helping people bring their barn dreams to life for over 15 years.
Options and Extras
1. Custom built wooden barn doors
2.Pre built Cupolas
3. Steel Roofing
What’s not included in a wood included barn kit?
1. Permission, whatever that looks like for you. If you need permits from local building departments, then do that. If you don’t because you are a citizen of a free country, then exercise your right. Either way, it’s up to you.
2. Site Prep and Foundation. While we are in the production phase of your kit, it is a good idea to prepare for when your kit arrives. If the excavation and foundation work are complete then you will be ready to build on day 1.
3. Construction services. Whether you are doing the work yourself or hiring a contractor, you will need to have that scheduled well ahead of time. Contractors can be very busy and may need months to a year advance notice to schedule your build.
4. Anything you don’t order from us. For example If you have a local supplier of Roofing, or you want shingles instead of steel, then that would need to be obtained locally.
We also offer hardware only kits if you want to obtain your lumber from a local sawmill.
How do I purchase a wood included barn kit?
Start by daydreaming about your ideal barn. Have a picture? Great!
Start by signing up for our FREE How to Build A Barn Course to read our ebook and watch all the videos so you know exactly where you need to start. Have you considered the location, foundation, lighting, and size? Find information on all that and more in our free course.
Become a member to view all of our current barn plans, then email us!
Already a member of the barn plans library? Email [email protected] to talk about the barn you want to build.
Barn Kit Avalibility
We take on a select few full barn kits every year. We limit availability because we strive to focus our full attention to your project.
You must be a member of the Barn Plans Library to order a barn kit. Become a Member Below.
If you are not ready to become a member, but you think you want to build a barn in the near future, I would recomend starting with the BarnGeek Barn Building Master Course. This will walk you through every step you need to take to build your barn.
Once you are familliar with Post and Beam Barn Building from the materials in the course, then it’s time to become a paid member of one of the three tiers below and get access to our barn plans library. Choose the barn you want to build (we can modify it to suit your needs if neccesary or design one for you from scratch) Then we can guide you through the next steps depending on your goals and resources. That usually consists of one of 3 paths.
1. DIY There is enough information and guidance built into the Master Course and the Barn Plans Library to build your barn from raw timbers, even timbers cut from your own land.
2. DIY from a kit. Armed with the knowledge you gained from the Master Course and Barn Plans Library, along with an expertly designed and crafted Full Timber Kit you construct your barn with guidance and materials from the BarnGeek Crew.
3. Full Timber Barn Kit + Local Proffesional Builder. You understand the basics from the Master Course and the Barn Plans Library, but you want a proffesional builder to assemble and construct your project. But instead of the process being a mystery you understand how things go together as well as the proggression of steps that take you from start to finsih. This better equipts you to see potential problems before they get out of hand.
If you are already a member and have reviewed the course materials and plans
Email [email protected] to get a quote for a full Timber barn Kit. Please include your name, shipping address (address or approximate location of the building site), phone number, and prefered style and size. If you are not already a member see the table below to choose a membership level.
How do I purchase a hardware barn kit?
Start by signing up for our FREE How to Build A Barn Course to read our ebook and watch all the videos so you know exactly where you need to start. Have you considered the location, foundation, lighting, and size? Find information on all that and more in our free course.
When you become a Homesteader, DIYer, or Pro barn plans library member you can browse the plans avalible in the barn plans library. You’ll gain access to our hardware order form or you can email [email protected].
The Homesteader
- These Plans that are well suited for the small homesteader with a small amount of livestock.
- Limited to our Barn Plans under 1,000 square feet.
- Chicken Coop Plans Library
- Timer Frame Shed Plans Library
- How to Build a Barn Course
- Chicken Coop Course
- 10% Discount on Hardware and Screws
Most Popular: The D-I-Yer
- Our Complete Library of Barn Plans
- Chicken Coop Plans Library
- Timer Frame Shed Plans Library
- How to Build a Barn Course
- Chicken Coop Course
- 10% Discount on Hardware and Screws
BarnGeek Pro
- Unlimited Phone consultation with Aaron The Barngeek
- Our Complete Library of Barn Plans
- Member-only project walkthroughs
- Priority access to custom design services
- Insider techniques to make your build faster, safer, and stronger
- Chicken Coop Plans Library
- Timer Frame Shed Plans Library
- How to Build a Barn Course
- Chicken Coop Course
- 10% Discount on Hardware and Screws
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