These are photos of a 10×14 Run in Shed with a wood rail foundation. It was built for a camp in New York. The roof pitch was changed from 4 in 12 to 6 in 12 and a few additional trusses were added to handle snow loads greater than 40 lbs. This run in shed design uses a 6×6 treated wood foundation rail and tow straps at each corner which allows the run in shed to be moved by towing it and also often alleviates the need for a building permit because the structure is not permanently attached to the ground. Check with your local building department to find our about permitting requirements for your area.
You can view many more shed building photos of this horse shed being built at
The plans to this and other small horse barn plans are on iCreatables.com
