10×12 storage shed plans
Double doors, lap siding and a window either side.
Ten by twelve is the size most people mean by “a shed”. This one has a pair of site-built doors wide enough for a wheelbarrow, lap siding to match a house, and a 6:12 roof that sheds snow and reads as a small building rather than a box.
Customize this shed What's in the plan
Opens in the designer with this shed loaded. Change anything first — the build package is $10, drawn for the shed you end up with, and the watermarked preview is free.
The design
- Footprint
- 10' × 12' · 120 sq ft
- Walls
- 7'-6" high · 2x4 studs every 16"
- Roof
- 6:12 gable
- Roof structure
- Rafter ties across every pair of rafters, with a ridge board at the peak
- Foundation
- Skids on grade
- Siding
- Lap siding
- Overall height
- 11'-0 3/8", from the bottom of the foundation to the top of the roof
- Doors and windows
- Double door, built on site — front wall, 62" × 72" rough opening
- Window — left wall, 30" × 24" rough opening
- Window — right wall, 30" × 24" rough opening
Permits. Inside the limits commonly exempt from a building permit, including the stricter 120 sq ft some places use.
From the plan
Pages from this shed's own plan, as the free preview shows them: every member drawn where it goes, with the figures left for the bought copy.
What's in the build package
20 dimensioned drawings and a 16-step build guide, in this order:
- What this package is, and what it is not
- A build guide, in the order the work happens
- Four framing elevations and a section, dimensioned
- Floor and roof framing plans
- A framing drawing for each wall
- Sheet layouts for the deck, each wall and the roof
- A detail of every rough opening
- A detail of every door it builds
- A door and window schedule
- A bill of materials
- A cutting plan, board by board
- Groundwork, fasteners, weatherproofing and finishes
Make it yours
Wider, longer, a steeper roof, a door on the other wall: change it in the designer and the drawings, the bill and the cut list follow.
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