16 X 16 Pavilion Plans – This 16×16 wood frame plan has an 8 inch pitch roof and uses a simple but effective roof system that allows anyone to cut and erect this lovely frame. The 256 square meter structure would make a wonderful garden shed, artist studio or, if left open, a dining shed.

The pdf plans contain 21 pages full of diagrams, 3D renderings and wood lists, providing everything you need to cut shapes quickly and accurately. The plans are in PDF format, ready for immediate download.

16 X 16 Pavilion Plans

Of course, use the frame however you want, but some options are a shed, a shed, a workshop and even a pergola.

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Timber Frame Headquarters reserves all customary, legal and other proprietary rights, including copyright. This is true even if you participated significantly in the development of the project. This step-by-step woodworking design is about 16×16 outdoor gable shed plans. I made this square shed with two roofs so that you can create a beautiful shade in your garden. This large pavilion has 4 pillars, so it has large openings all around. Be sure to check your local building codes to comply with regulations. Check out our other woodworking plans if you want more building inspiration. Paid plans for this project are available here. Also check the store for a full list of payment plans.

X 16′ Alpine Timber Frame Pavilion

When buying wood, choose the board very carefully, make sure that it is smooth and without visible defects (cracks, knots, twists, rot). Investing in cedar or other weather-resistant woods is a good idea as it will pay off in the long run. Use a level to place the elements vertically and connect before placing the galvanized screws, otherwise the structure will not look symmetrical. If you have all the materials and tools needed for the project, you can complete the job within a day. See all my Premium plans HERE.

First, place the posts for the 16 x 16 shed. Use floured boards and string to determine the position of the posts. Apply the 3-4-5 rule to each corner of the shed to ensure they are at the right angle. Make sure the diagonals are equal. Determining the location of the shed is important as the building regulations of the area must be followed. Make sure the surface is level and remove the layer of vegetation.

Dig a 3-foot hole in the ground to make sure they are about 12 inches in diameter. Fix the pipes and then the posts in the ground and adjust to the level. Use temporary braces to make sure the posts are locked while you fill the holes with concrete. Allow the cement to dry for several days. Read the local codes for more information on protecting your posts.

Use wood screws to secure the posts to the anchors. Before pouring the concrete, make sure the tops of the posts are level with each other. Use a laser to mark the top level of the bar and use a circular saw if you need to make cuts.

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Use 6×8 lumber for the rails. Mark the cut lines on the beam and then make cuts with a circular saw and chisel. Smooth the surface with sandpaper. Use 6×8 lumber for the remaining rails. Set the saw blade to 3 5/8″, then cut the corresponding sections within the marked areas. Clean the cut with a chisel and sandpaper.

Attach the top railing to the side of the shed. Note the 16″ overhangs at the front and rear of the shed. Drill pilot holes in the sheet metal and insert 8-inch screws to fasten them to the posts. Use 2 screws for each connection. Make sure the corners are square and align the posts vertically.

Attach the cross boards to the shed. Place the edges evenly and drill guide holes. Install 10″ screws to securely fasten the cross plates.

Build the front and back supports of the shed from 6 x 6 lumber. Use a miter saw to make 45-degree cuts on both ends of the post. Fix linking to posts after placing them vertically. Drill the pilot holes and install the 5 1/2″ screws to securely attach the harness.

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Place the 6 x 6 posts on top of the shed. Place the brackets using a spirit level. Use column beam connectors to connect the supports to the frame of the shed. Attach the 6 × 8 beam to the supports with column-to-beam connectors. Make sure the corners are square. Use 2 1/2″ construction bolts to fasten the fasteners in place.

Use 6×6 lumber for the trusses. Make a 45 degree cut on both ends of the joint. Attach the harness with 5 1/2″ screws. Drill pilot holes before inserting the screws.

Fill the holes with wood putty and let it dry for a few hours. Sand the surface with 100-220 grit sandpaper and remove the residue with a damp cloth.

Tip: Add some color or stain to the elements to enhance the look of your design. Paid plans for this project are available here. Also check the store for a full list of payment plans.

X16 Backyard Pavilion

This planting project had about 16 × 16 shed plans 2 free. If you want to see more models out there, check out our other step-by-step models and follow the steps for professional results. This step-by-step DIY woodworking project covers 16×16 outdoor shed roof plans. This is PART 2 of the square shed design where I show you how to build a 6:12 gable roof. Check out my other woodworking plans if you want more building inspiration. Paid plans for this project are available here. Also check the store for a full list of payment plans.

Use 2×6 lumber for the rafters. Use a miter saw to make the board cuts. Smooth the edges with sandpaper. Make cuts to the rafters as shown in the plan. Mark the lines before cutting.

Using the information in the diagram, arrange the rafters on top of the shed. It is important to place the rafters properly (every 16 inches on center), otherwise it will not be possible to attach the roof sheet. Use rafter ties to connect the rafters to the joists. Use 1 1/2″ construction bolts to attach the rafters.

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Use 1/2″ plywood for the roof of the shed. Cut the sheets to size and place them on top of the shed. Leave no gaps between the sheets and then insert 1 5/8″ screws every 8 along the rafters so they can be securely fastened.

Attach the 1×8 boards to the sides of the shed. Line up the edges and score and hammer in 2″ nails.

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