Jared Trammell
Posted to the Barngeeks DIY Facebook Group 2/22/23
60’ x 60’. Oak frame, pine and oak girts and purlins, pine decking, oak board and batten sides, 12’ bent spacing. Horse barn plans with several mods. I asked a bunch of questions before starting. Many man hours in this structure. Northwest Arkansas area. Here are the photos from the build. Enjoy!!
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