 One Car Barns While the eave entrance works well on the Sugarhouses for tractors and equipment, cars need to utilize the 24' length. So the obvious next step was to place the barn doors on the gable end... and the 1 car barn is born. Even with a vehicle parked inside, there is plenty of space for a workbench, firewood and storage. Sugarhouses, indigenous to Vermont, were usually located some distance from the farm to allow close proximity to a stand of maple trees. As the maple sap boiled and condensed, the steam could be released through the vent hood sides which could be opened manually. |
| Winhall With limited space and few needs, John contracted us to build a 16 x 20 one-car barn. A 7' high and 9' wide rough-texture overhead door was used allowing us to keep the sidewalls shorter, thus keeping the overall profile down. Many of our customers choose 8' tall garage doors to accommodate larger SUVs, vans or trucks. |
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Manchester This picture-perfect Sugarhouse is a simple 16' x 24' One Car Barn with barn red siding, black architectural shingles, picture window, steam vent, and attractive roof overhangs. Mary Ellen is now able to park her car and lawn paraphernalia in this delightfully functional structure. Construction Photo |
| Sunderland Jack and Betsey are now enjoying their low maintenance 16' x 24' One Car Barn with metal roof and prestained siding for storage. Betsey plans to set up her craft studio to make and display her wares in the not too distant future. |
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Chester Utilizing an existing 20' x 20' concrete foundation, George and Linda had us build a One Car Barn with a two foot kneewall upstairs to maximize the area. Now they are able to park their oversize van undercover and have a studio/ office room separate from the house. |
| Peru Michael & Ann chose the large decorative steam vent to achieve the look of a Sugarhouse, and taller side walls for the oversized 9 x 8 split inside sliding barn doors. Amazed by the space, they chose to utilize the upstairs for a room for the kids. A dormer and steeper pitch accomplished the task. |
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Thetford Two in one. Liz & Tom wanted a structure to eventually house vehicles, but for now was needed as an artist's studio (See Studios). This open post & beam car barn with much glass and a rustic feel was the answer. |
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