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Free Shed Designs from the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

 

Attractive free designs for storage sheds, garden sheds, potting sheds and playhouses for building with durable Western Red Cedar.

 

Basic Shed
 Entertainment Pavilion


 

 Potting and Garden Shed
 Playhouse/Storage Shed

 

 

WRCLA.org  Western Red Cedar is perfectly suited for your outdoor projects. Naturally decay-resistant, light in weight, easy to work, this durable wood is as practical as it is good looking.

These designs, by the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association, contain helpful pointers on constructing home-enhancing arbors, trellises and pergolas. They have not included step-by-step building instructions as they are simply a source of ideas - concepts you can build on to meet your own outdoor living needs.

 

 

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If you can't find a free plan that's just right for you, check out these websites for hundreds of great designs, inexpensive blueprints, do-it-yourself design software and easy-to-assemble building kits. 

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Have all plans reviewed by your building department or by an experienced building professional who knows local conditions, before you start to build. Plans may have to be modified by a local professional to suit your site's building code and weather requirements.