Do you think an old style pole barn would be a good solution for your back yard storage problems? If you are serious about building a pole style storage shed then here a some points to consider.
Have you decided on a size to make your storage shed? This is one of the first decisions you must make if you want to even begin to build a shopping list.
What are you going to store in the shed? Can you build with this type of construction where you want to build the shed? In other words, are there zoning restrictions on this type of construction?
In order to build a pole barn type of shed, you need a source of poles. Obvious isn't it? But are poles bigger than a fence post available where you get your building supplies? Are they pressure treated? Since they will have to be placed in the ground, they will have to be several feet longer than the eves of your shed plan.
How are you going to dig the holes for the poles? Does the soil in your area dig easily or are you going to be fighting your way through rocks for every foot of hole you have to dig? Can you rent a powered post hole auger or are you stuck with the manual post hole digger. These are a few of the things that the potential builder of a pole barn must consider.
Finally, how do you handle a large long pole to set it in the hole and support it plum and true while the dirt is placed around the base. The size of the poles will require a very good support system that will allow you to accurately place and set the poles. After all, this is the "foundation" of your construction and any error in the placement of the poles will show up later as out of square.
A good set of plans for building an old style pole barn will reveal the secrets that your grandpa used to make his building.
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