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• For best results, you’ll want to open the tool in Google Chrome and off of a desktop. If you try designing a building from your phone or tablet, you will not get the best user experience.

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When your planner launches, the first step you will want to take is to   pick out your building dimensions and roof type . If you haven’t decided (or can’t decide) you’ll be able to get a real-time view on:

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Once you’ve finalized the building dimensions and roof type, it’s now time to pick the colors of your building. In this step you will be deciding on:

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• Our standard height for wainscot is 3'. If you want to choose a different height, please comment on the notes section before submitting.

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During this step, your building starts to come to life. This step will allow you to choose your:

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• By default, you can choose from  one-foot or two-foot overhangs.
• If you select two, three-foot cupolas and one, four foot it will automatically place the four-foot cupola in the center of the building. 

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This step may or may not pertain to you. Some of our customers want porches included with their building and some of them do not. It all boils down to your personal preference and what you want your final building to look like. 

If you decide to include a porch, it really is as easy as checking what type of porch you wish to have. You can choose from:

• A standard porch
• A wrap porch
• A wrap hip porch

Adding Windows & Doors

If this step doesn’t pertain to you, then you can jump to step seven. If you choose to add windows and doors to your building, you’ll want to stay on this step. 

There are a wide variety of window and door options for you to choose from. For example, you can select:

• 3x4 window with shutters
• Solid walk door
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• Overhead window door
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You can finish the interior of your pole barn by selecting 'Interior' and selecting from the following options:

• Division wall
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• Flooring options
• Ceiling options

If you’re interested in figuring out if the building you designed will be big enough for your needs, then this is the perfect step for you to choose scaled items and place them throughout your building.

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Congratulations! You’ve made it to the last step of designing your pole barn online. 

When you’re ready to get a quote, click on the ‘Submit this Design for a Free Quote’ button . Your information will be sent to our Customer Engagement Team. You will also be sent a follow-up email with a link to your building design.

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Remember how this house looked when I shared our pole barn home move in tour ? A lot has changed since then! I shared why we built a pole barn home as well as the our pole barn house costs a while back. If you haven’t read those blog posts, then you should check them out!

Basically, a pole barn house just met our needs best. By building a pole barn house, we were able to save a lot of money and have more design freedom vs building a traditional home.

Many people are starting to embrace residential pole barn homes these days. It’s become a real building trend as people look for more housing affordability and simpler ways to bring their dreams to life.

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Pole barn house vs barndominium, pole barn house design challenges, maximize your floor layout, create room zones, add extra storage, take advantage of ceiling height, add ceiling beams, pay attention to details, use wall treatments, art and decor ideas, play with color and pattern, add exterior details, more pole barn house inspiration and ideas.

Barndominiums are also gaining in popularity. Some of you might be wondering – what’s the difference between a pole barn home and a barndominium?

The two are very similar. The main difference is that a pole barn home uses wood beams and wood framing and a barndominium uses steel for it’s frame structure.

There are pole barn and barndominium kits that you can purchase if you want to build one of these homes without using a professional builder. It’s a great option for people who have some building expertise.

A barndominium can also be an existing previous barn structure that is converted into a home or living space.

Personally, Mr. TIDBITS and I chose not to buy a pole barn kit. Instead, we hired subcontractors to do parts of the construction process that we felt uncomfortable or unenthusiastic about doing (I’m looking at you, drywall!).

Where possible, we rolled up our sleeves to do the work ourselves. As for the design itself, we sketched up our plan and then took it to be professional engineered into building plans. Since we did a wood frame construction, our home is technically a pole barn house instead of a “barndo”.

As much as I love my pole barn home, I can tell you that a pole barn home does come with some challenges. It’s basically a large rectangle on the outside. How do you add interest? How do you design the floor plan? What can you do you make the exterior not look and feel like a barn or a large box?

Pole Barn House Design Ideas and Tips

Those questions are what I want to answer today. I’ll walk you through my home and share tips for making that pole barn house feel like a home – and a very unique one at that!

One of the great things about a pole barn house is having lots of freedom to customize the interior layout. The post frame construction of a pole buildings means that all of the load is carried by perimeter post frames. There are no load-bearing walls on the interior.

For this reason, pole barn homes are great candidates for open floor plans. On the flip side, they’re also great if you like more separation between rooms because you can put your interior walls wherever you want.

I recommend that you spend a good amount of time thinking through your floor layout and lifestyle so that you can take full advantage of every square foot.

My hubby and I opted for a very open layout in the main area of our home. To help break things up we used rugs and seating arrangements to create room zones. Focal points, like the kitchen table or the fireplace help set these zones apart too.

Building storage space into your pole barn house is really important. These homes don’t come with basements or crawl spaces. The concrete floor is poured directly on the ground. You’ll want to be sure to add some closets, built-ins, cabinetry and even furniture with storage to make your space function well.

I love having lots of custom cabinetry in our European farmhouse kitchen .

See those gorgeous black cabinets with the marble top in our homeschool room ? Just sneaking in some more storage. You can see how we made them in my DIY Ikea Havsta cabinet hack blog post.

(Yes, I need to glue a missing letter on our homeschool sign . . . sorry for the distraction!)

Don’t forget to add storage to the laundry room . Laundry is never ending. Adding extra storage and space here helps keep everything orderly and contained. It’s a true sanity saver!

Pole barn homes tend to have high ceilings. Take advantage of it!

We designed all our closets to have shelving right up to the top. With such tall ceilings, that meant using ladders or step stools to reach high storage. You can see a good example of this in our diy multipurpose storage closet and our kid’s closet with a rolling library ladder .

We did the same thing with the cabinets in our butler’s pantry and our mudroom . I have no regrets 🙂

If you crave more cozy spaces, you can drop the ceilings in smaller areas like bathrooms and keep the tall ceilings in your larger living areas. Doing this can also help the spaces feel unique from the rest of the house.

See what we did in our master bathroom and our shared split bathroom .

Using wooden beans is another way to keep your pole barn house from feeling too industrial. Exposed beams or faux beams look fantastic on tall ceilings. See our home office tour for more views of our ceiling beams.

And while you’re at it, don’t forget to checkout the built-in shelving. It’s one of my favorite features in that space!

Details, details, details! Adding details like arches, trim work, and unique fixtures can really help a pole barn house feel unique.

We added lots of ornate trim, like the headers above the doors and windows in our master bedroom .

We also have unique doors throughout the house. These doors in our master bedroom add so much interest and personality to the room.

Arches are another great way to make a very modern, square-shaped house feel more rounded and organic. We used an arch for the entry into our butler’s pantry . We have another arch leading into our homeschool room .

And how much does that built-in alcove and mantle around the stove make this European farmhouse kitchen pop? Details make the difference!

A good wall treatment can do so much to transform a space. In our home we chose to add a lot of accents walls when we were doing the interior finish work.

The butler’s pantry is a great example of this. Our butler’s pantry has two accent walls. The diy interior stone accent wall is a favorite of mine!

Below, you’ll see one of my daughter’s rooms. She chose a dusty pink for the bead board wall treatment in her cottage core bedroom .

My other daughter prefers a different style. This red and black bedroom suits her so well and wall treatments help set the tone for the room.

If you’re looking to personalize a space to feel like home, give wall treatments or accent walls a try. You can create a big impact from a small project.

Adding art and decor with color and pattern is another sure way to make your pole barn house feel like home.

If you missed my hallway makeover and large wall art ideas blog posts, you’ll want to hop over and read it. It transformed our hallway and the tips I shared saved us tons of money. Art makes a huge difference!

We also have a shared English country style bedroom . This room is a great example of how using wall treatments, color and pattern can cozy up a space.

I see my kids’ personalities reflected in the color and pattern choices we have in their bedrooms. It makes them feel comfortable and at home, which is the goal.

The outside of a pole barn house can come with it’s own design challenges. Since a pole barn is essentially one big rectangle, it helps to get creative with details to make it look and feel like a cozy home.

At our house, we chose to do a long front porch with it’s own second roof line.

We added lots of detail to the porch beams to create interest add appeal. It made a big difference!

Post-frame buildings also make for fantastic garage or workshop spaces. You can see that we added decorative garage doors, accent paint and unique light fixtures to give our pole barn garage/workshop some curb appeal.

I get lots of questions about our Teton Steel siding. We decided on a board and batten pattern that mimics the look of traditional wood or hardie board siding. This siding is super durable and it looks great.

Finally, do you see those two cupolas on the house roof? It’s another little detail that I think helps this pole barn house look and feel like home.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this pole barn home tour and design tips.

Maybe you’re in the process of planning the home of your dreams from scratch. Maybe you’re already in the building process and want some tips from a pole barn home owner. Either way, I hope these ideas can help you create a home that you love.

If you need more home inspiration and ideas, I have got you covered. Thanks for visiting!

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Barn house plans, also called barndominium plans or barndos, are instantly recognizable due to their iconic shape and the specialized design materials used in constructing these homes. Their facades often feature design elements such as gables, wraparound porches, warm woods, post and beam construction or timber frames, stonework, and exciting options for the windows and doors of these homes. Some barndominium house plans and floor plans add a silo on the home's side, offering aesthetically pleasing exterior value and rustic appeal. Steeply pitched roofs and gambrel roofs add textural depth and the ability to dispose of heavy snow loads if your home is in a region with heavy snowfall. These architectural elements create a warehouse home style that adds visual interest, practicality, and allowance for maximum headspace to incorporate additional bedrooms, lofts, or attic space for storage.

Are barn houses cheaper to build?

Generally, barndominium plans are cheaper to build than a traditional house because they use fewer materials. However, that doesn't mean that a barndo, sometimes called for short, needs to be cheaply made. Where you save on the base materials, you can add luxury options, such as granite countertops or a wraparound patio.

Are Barndominiums good in cold weather?

Yes, barndominium house plans are good in cold weather. Due to their construction, they're much more energy efficient and have increased thermal conductivity than standard homes. Additionally, they can withstand significant snow loads on the roof than other designs and have less settling in between the seasons due to the steel siding.

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• Faster construction. There's less framing needed when building a barn house plan, so the overall construction takes less time than traditional homes.
• Lower cost for the foundation. Most barndos are built on a concrete foundation slab (unless you choose a barndominium floor plan with a basement), making it much cheaper than other homes.
• Better energy efficiency. The post-frame construction of barn house plans is much more energy efficient than the spacing of standard homes.
• Open-concept floor plan. Because some post-frame buildings don't require load-bearing walls, you can have the center of your home as open as you want!
• Less exterior maintenance. The common barndo choice of steel as the siding option is much heartier than the typical home's wood or vinyl siding.

What is the difference between Barndominium and a pole barn house?

The main difference between barndominium plans and a pole barn house is the construction materials used in the frame. In a barndominium house plan, the framing is typically a stick build, but some use steel columns mounted into the concrete foundation. Because of this, there's no need for any load-bearing walls throughout the home, giving them the ability to have an incredibly open floor plan. Pole barn homes use standard wood-post frames anchored into the ground. While the wood framing is similar to traditional houses, the post framing is more closely spaced – between 8-12 feet apart – than typical homes, giving them a sturdier frame. However, you will still need to incorporate load-bearing walls throughout the house.

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Angie graduated from Indiana State University with a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design. Prior to joining the FBi team, Angie was a kitchen and bath sales consultant in Lafayette, IN. In 2012, she started with FBi as the Inside Sales/Marketing Assistant. Today she holds the role of Sr. Marketing and Inside Sales Manager. Angie grew up in a farming community and has always enjoyed helping her family on the farm. A past 10-year 4-H Member, her passion for livestock pursued her to take a career in the agriculture field. She and her husband live in Northwest Indiana with their two daughters. In her free time, she enjoys outdoor leisure activities and spending time with friends and family.

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Our new and improved online design tool helps you take the guesswork out of choosing the right building size and location for your business, garage or farming operation. Not only are you able to design you own custom post frame building, you can also determine window and door placements and exterior finishing options.

  To help you get started, we’ve included our standard building options :

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Are you worried all of your equipment, vehicles or tools won’t fit? No problem! With the online design tool you can add landscape items, vehicles, tractors, equipment and much more.

Concerned about door locations and sizes? There are several door types to choose from, such as: hydraulic, overhead, split-sliding and sliding doors, that will affect how well your building works for you and your site.

Are you curious to see how much your pole barn design (and other factors) will cost? Download our Ultimate Guide to Pole Barn Costs for an accurate price breakdown.

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One thing we love about pole buildings is their exceptional adaptability. Once used solely as farm buildings, pole barn homes are a growing trend in the residential sector.

Also known as “barndominiums,” these pole barn houses are popping up all over the country in both rural and suburban areas as more and more people are looking for unique, affordable housing options that allow for open floor plans and quick construction. The flexibility of pole buildings allows for nearly unlimited customization at a much lower price point than traditional homes and the simple nature of pole buildings makes the construction process significantly faster than traditional methods.

POLE BARN HOME DESIGN

While barndominiums are extremely customizable to your design tastes, it’s important to note that one of the main reasons pole barn homes are more affordable and quicker to build is their simplicity. If you’re looking for a home with multiple roof lines and/or dormers, we are not the builder for you. Our pole barn homes have more streamlined rooflines, as shown below. 

Barndominiums are meant to be just that - barns turned homes. If your goal in wanting a barndominium is simply to get a traditional home at a lower price, a barndominium is not the right choice for you. You should opt to work with a builder that can build you a traditional stick frame home.

It's also important to note that while barndominiums are customizable, our engineers do have some limits on design aspects and floor layouts in order to keep it as a pole building rather than traditional stick frame construction. We'll send your building sketch to our engineers with the design and layout your hoping for, and while our engineers are typically able to make it work, please understand that we may have to make some small revisions.

Gable with lean-tos

Note: Monitor-style pole buildings are very popular and a great option for a barndominium. The only downside of a monitor-style home is that it cannot be entirely open concept, as the support posts are spaced 10’ - 12’ apart along the length of the building, between the raised center and the lean-tos on either side.

warm shell CONSTRUCTION 

A warm shell build includes an insulated interior and a 100% complete exterior – however, it does not include any interior finishes. If you choose Beehive Buildings as your warm shell pole barn home contractor, you will be responsible for obtaining your own permit and we would then coordinate with your plumbing and electrical subcontractors to schedule the pre-construction underground work.

Once we’re finished with the warm shell, the interior is yours to complete as you wish. This option is perfect if you are handy and want to do the interior yourself or if you want to hire your own subcontractors.

Wondering what the construction process is like and if this is something you'd like to pursue? Check out our Warm Shell Construction Process.

TURNKEY BARNDOMINIUm

Alternatively, if you are looking for a contractor to coordinate the whole build for you, we've got you covered!

If you opt for a our turnkey option, we'll construct the warm shell as well as coordinate and complete all the interior finishes; from utilities and drywall to paint and applicance installation. It's a completely done-for-you option to get you the barndominium of your dreams.

As we mentioned above, pole barns have an incredibly fast build time. This is because pole buildings don’t require a traditional foundation thanks to their post frame construction.

If you opt for a warm shell construction, your build will take approximately 8-10 weeks from start to finish.

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Christel contacted us to create her a pole barn home that includes an apartment upstairs, a woodshop in the back, and a dog kennel in half the building.

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The warm shell of a pole barn home is where you’ll gain the most savings versus a traditional stick framed home, as a pole barn takes less time and material than a stick frame home and doesn’t require a traditional footing or foundation. The warm shell of a barndominium costs, on average, $65 - $80 per square foot (depending on accessories ).

INTERIOR FINISHES

To finish a pole barn home, the average cost is  $75-$95 per square foot for interior finishes. If your barndominium does not include a garage, the square footage cost will be higher since garage interiors are much cheaper to finish than living space interiors. The same goes for a smaller barndominium in general. Typically, the larger the building, the cheaper the square footage price.

Please note that these estimates DO NOT include excavation, pulling in utilties to your property, septic systems, building permit fees, or any other city fees.

POLE BARN HOUSE Financing options

Since barndominiums are relatively new out here in the West, not every financial institution is able to finance them. We recommend checking with your local credit union, as some of our clients have had luck with that route. We've also worked with Frontier Financing (801-726-3720) and USU Credit Union  (435-713-1957).

The Beehive Advantage

Every pole barn we build comes with an industry-leading 10-year contractor warranty..

At Beehive Buildings, we build our pole barns to stand the test of time. We take pride in our craftmanship and our entire team works hard to guarantee customer satisfaction for years to come. As a pole barn contractor that cares, we stand by our product and back every build with a 10-year warranty.

BEEHIVE BUILDINGS’ MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION

We know that when you invest in something, you expect it to last. Quality builds start with quality materials — which is why we only use materials we trust to stand up to the elements for decades to come, including sustainably sourced Douglas and Hem fir lumber and 100% American-made metal. Over the years, we’ve streamlined our design and construction process, relying on our local knowledge, connections and experience to provide you with exceptional service and clear communication from start to finish.

Beehive’s pole barn homes can be built in many different shapes, sizes and configurations to meet your family's needs. From custom color schemes and unique doors to cupolas and porches, the flexibility in design options allows you to add your own special touch to your custom metal pole barn home.

Barndominium Floor Plans & Design examples

One of the great advantages of building a pole barn home is the flexibility of floor plan design. These ranch-style homes are known for open concept living; however, barndominium interior design can be easily adapted to fit your personal aesthetic and needs. The pole barn home below combines the best of barndominium living with a large garage and workshop.

Dustin's Pole barn Home

• 2 bathrooms
• 6,840 SF total
• 2,400 SF garage and workshop
• 1,920 SF living area
• 2,520 SF covered porch

BARNDOMINIUM FLOOR PLANS

Over the years, we’ve collected a few different floor plans to give customers ideas for their own barndominium design. Take a look for some inspiration and feel free to chat with us about other floor plan options, design styles or accessories for your pole barn home.

YOUR BARNDOMINIUM BUILDERS

We know that your home is more than just a building — it's the place where you raise your kids, make unforgettable memories, celebrate holidays and milestones, and lay your head at night. Like any great craftsman, we pride ourselves on the quality of our work and will go above and beyond to build you the home you’ve always wanted. What's more, we back every build with an  industry-leading 10-year contractor warranty .

While there are a few  things to consider  before building a pole barn home, their high adaptability, extremely open floor plans, minimal long-term maintenance, quick construction and considerably lower cost compared to conventional builds make for the perfect home for those looking for a custom living space.

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DC Structures’ post and beam building kits are designed to bring you closer to your passions—literally! Guided by the idea that where you live and what you love should be one in the same, we offer flexible and functional packages that can be modified to suit your unique lifestyle.

This garage with upstairs living quarters in Bend, Oregon is a shining example of the ways in which home can effortlessly combine with hobby—all without sacrificing on luxury. Adapted from an Oakridge 60’ barn home kit, this stunning barn-style house features a large garage and storage space on the ground floor and sweeping open-concept living quarters upstairs.

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What Is a Pole Barn Home?

A pole barn home has the appearance, functionality, and structural integrity of a traditionally built home, but instead of requiring a lengthy and complex construction process, the materials come in a kit that anyone can easily assemble. Our pole barn home kits come in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and cuts, and the customization options are nearly endless. Best of all, the cost of a pole barn home building, large, medium, or small, is sure to be less than a house built with other methods.

Pole barn homes are a great option if you are moving to a new location and need a new place to stay in a short amount of time, if you want to add more space to pursue hobbies or side projects, or if you need to store vehicles or other valuable items.

How Much Does It Cost to Build a Pole Barn House?

The size of your new pole barn home determines its price. The cost of a pole barn home building ranges anywhere from $7,000-$75,000 (however, larger or very complex pole barns can cost up to $100,000).

Pole barn kit pricing also varies by location because of regional differences in the cost of materials and local design requirements. Additionally, you’ll have to factor in the cost of optional features you want to add to your pole barn home. Click here for more information about prices on pole barns .

Affordability is one of the most enticing features of a post-frame home. The price of building pole barn homes is often substantially lower than other construction methods because they require less material to construct—even added features like wainscot, overhangs, and decorative windows or doors typically cost less in a pole barn home. The interior can be finished with drywall and hardwood floors like modern houses on the market today, and the exterior can be made of roofing and siding that matches the look of your neighborhood.

Why Choose a Pole Barn Home?

Affordability is one of the most enticing features of a post frame home. The cost to build a pole barn house is often substantially lower than other construction methods because they require less material to construct—even with added features like wainscot, overhangs, and decorative windows or doors typically cost less in a pole barn home. The interior can be finished with drywall and hardwood floors like modern houses on the market today, and the exterior can be made of roofing and siding that matches the look of your neighborhood.

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Residential Pole Barn Homes Range From Large, Medium, and Small Sizes

Whatever size of house, garage, or hobby building you need, Hansen Pole Buildings can provide it. We encourage you to customize your ideal building, but if you’d like to choose from our predesigned pole barn home kits, that’s an option too. Our small pole barn homes range in size from 24x24x8 to 36x36x12. Our medium pole barn homes range in size from 36x48x10 to 40x72x14. Lastly, our large pole barn homes range in size from 40x60x16 to 60x120x16.

How Much Do Small Pole Barn Houses Cost?

Depending on the size of the home that you ultimately choose, our small pole barn kits range in price from $7,000 to $18,000.

How Much Do Medium Pole Barn Houses Cost?

Medium-sized pole barn home prices are still affordable range from $18,200 to $39,100.

How Much Do Large Pole Barn Houses Cost?

While our large pole barn homes are the most costly of the bunch, they are still available at the most affordable prices possible. Our large pole buildings range in price from $36,000 to $88,000.

What Do Pole Barn Homes Look Like on the Inside?

On the inside of pole barn homes, you can expect to find all the typical features and qualities that you would find in a more traditionally built home. If you’ve ordered a multilevel house, you’ll find a staircase to take from one story to another. The inside walls of our homes typically come with a white finish, but as with a traditional home, you can paint the walls any shade you’d like or apply a beautiful wallpaper. Most of our homes come with spacious windows to allow sunlight inside, and the floors are finished with a sophisticated polish.

How Do Wooden Pole Post Buildings Differ From Steel Frame Buildings?

Our wooden pole buildings differ from steel frame buildings in the materials that we use to make them. The main drawback of a wooden pole barn home is that it typically requires more maintenance than a steel frame building. However, while steel frame buildings may seem more dependable when it comes to harsh weather or rocky terrain, our wooden pole buildings are comparably durable and strong. The aesthetic quality of these two types of buildings is different as well—while steel frame buildings have more of an industrial appeal, wooden pole buildings are homey and cozy.

Wood Pole Barn Home Kits Advantages and Disadvantages

As with any product, wood barn houses come with advantages and disadvantages. However, considering the fact that our wood pole barn homes are cost-effective, sturdy, quick to deliver, and easy to assemble, the advantages in investing in this type of property far outweigh any potential disadvantages.

Pole Barn Home Advantages

Suitable for any terrain.

A pole barn home can be easily adapted to various terrain types, which isn’t always true of traditionally constructed houses. Pole barns don’t require ground leveling work, which means you can save a lot of time and money.

Less Expensive Foundations

You still need to do some work on the ground to build a pole barn home, but the cost is lower than it would be for a traditional home. Instead of excavation and concrete-filing, you often only need to dig holes to place the columns that will support the structure.

Energy Efficiency

Depending on where you live, a pole barn home can help you save money on insulation. Pole buildings have fewer thermal breaks, which means you don’t need a very involved insulation system. The simple construction and spacious interior make a pole barn building very versatile. You can use one for various purposes, such as your primary residence, a bed and breakfast, a garage , a workshop or hobby building , or even a home gym.

Pole Barn Home Disadvantages

Pole barn homes are great, but as with any product, they are not for everyone. Here are some reasons why residential pole buildings might not be the best choice for you:

DIY Construction

While one of the most remarkable qualities of pole buildings is the fact that customers can put them together themselves, some people don’t want the responsibility or simply don’t have the physical ability to build their new barn. However, if you find yourself having trouble putting your pole barn home together yourself, we’re happy to set you up with a local contractor who can help.

Community Restrictions

Some neighborhoods and communities have different sets of rules, and if you live in a community with strict guidelines, they might not allow you to build a residential barn home in the area. For example, your community could have home size or aesthetic requirements, and it’s possible that a pole barn home wouldn’t comply. Our homes come in many shapes, sizes, and styles, though, so it’s likely that you’ll be able to find one that complies with any regulations among our options.

Pole barn homes can accommodate a wide variety of lifestyles, but it’s possible that yours is better suited for a more traditional type of home. Maybe you have a very large family and need more space than our largest home size can fit, or maybe you have elderly family members who are more comfortable having their home built with classic construction methods. If pole buildings don’t fit your need for a house, you could always use one of our pole barn home kits to build something like a garage or hobby room .

How Long Do Pole Barn Homes Take to Build?

Once your pole barn home kit has been delivered, the full assembly process can be as quick as a few days to a week. Instructions for putting together your home are included in the packaging, and construction is intended to be straightforward.

Where Do I Go to Get a Pole Barn Home Kit?

You can order a pole barn home kit straight from our website! No need to visit a store or agency—getting a quote for your ideal pole barn just takes a few clicks. We deliver anywhere in the country, so whether you’re in California or Maine, we’ll get your pole barn home kit delivered straight to your doorstep in no time.

How Do I Find a Pole Barn Builder Near Me?

If you’re seeking outside help with assembling your pole barn home, any local contractor should have the expertise necessary. We’re also happy to recommend contractors in your area upon request.

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There are almost 200 stations 196 at the moment and trains run every 90 seconds! The guide of your Moscow metro tour can explain to you how to buy tickets and find your way if you plan to get around by yourself.

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Sovremennik" cinema square, elektrostal.

Live webcam shows the square in front of the cinema «Sovremennik» in real time. The camera is installed on the house number 18 on Mir Street in the city of Elektrostal, Moscow Region, Russia. The live camera is aimed at the monument to I.F. Tevosyan, which is located on the square of the Sovremennik cinema. The intersection of Tevosyan Street and Mir Street is in the field of view of the web camera. Therefore, this live camera can help assess the workload of this section of the road and the presence of congestion at the intersection. The main entrance of the school №13 and the pedestrian crossing in front of it also on the broadcating.

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• Free Cancellation
• Duration: 1 Hr 30 Mins
• Language: English
• Departure Details : Get to the Biblioteka imeni Lenina (Lenin's Library, Red Line) or Alexandrovsky Sad (Alexander Garden, Light Blue Line) metro station. Use any exit. Find the Kutafia Tower of the Kremlin. The guide .. read more

The Moscow Metro has a long history to it. Also, the city has an extremely beautiful subway. It is very well maintained and is also extremely decorated. Each station and spot has a different artistic aspect to it. On this tour, experience the efficiency of Moscow Metro.

• Roam around the Revolution Square, with magnificent sculptures of the Soviet people
• Visit the Kurskaya Station Lobby, the Hall of Fame of the WWII
• Be awestruck at the Komsomolskaya , with impressive mural mosaics of Russian glorious victories
• See the artistic side of Novoslobodskaya , with the stained glass, although under the ground.

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Take our Moscow Metro Tour and discover why our subway is recognized as the most beautiful in the world!

"They used to have palaces for kings, we are going to build palaces for the people!" said one of the main architects of the Soviet subway.

With us you will see the most beautiful metro stations in Moscow built under Stalin: Komsomolskaya, Revolution square, Novoslobodskaya, Mayakovskaya. Our guide will tell fascinating stories and secrets hidden underground, urban legends and funny stories.

How many babies were born on the Moscow metro? Where is the secret Metro 2? How deep is the Moscow metro? And where did Stalin give his speech in November 1941? Join out Metro tour and find out!

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• If you cancel between 0 hrs To 24 hrs before scheduled tour departure, the cancellation charge will be 100%
• If you cancel between 1 days To 180 days before scheduled tour departure, the cancellation charge will be 0%
• Please note that in case of No show, the cancellation charge will be 100% of the listed tour fare.
• Please note tours booked using discount coupon codes will be non refundable.
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