It was a great set of plans It was a great set of plans, there seemed to be 2 things missing on the foundation part of the plan but nothing that wasn't fixable and understandable. I liked how detailed the plan was and even if I didn't follow them exactly they gave me a great guideline. What I really enjoyed was the amount of information on the site on different types of foundations.

Nice plans, some flaws. The plans are complete with exception of transition steps for installing the walls. The plans do not show orientation of the lumber when placing it on the floor frame. The biggest issue we had was with lumber. These plans as do a lot of others, include materials that are just not available. You cannot locate 9/16 pressure treated plywood for example, and this is not due to supply chain issues. This is an item that neither Lowes, Home Depot or 84 Lumber stock. Because of this, several changes to the design had to be made to account for the difference in thickness we used. I purchased the plans to avoid having to plan for things.

plans are great for the first time… plans are great for the first time builder. The only change I would make is to the shopping list. A condensed version of the shopping list would be better. Totals for each type of lumber makes ordering lumber easier

Received the plan in about 10 minutes Received the plan in about 10 minutes. So fast I had to have him resend the PDF for the password encryption! ( Which I also received within moments of requesting. This was WAY worth the $20 USD. It's going to save us about $800 for materials instead of the flimsy kits at the big box stores. Very happy. The plan even includes a shopping list and tools list. Excellent product

A nice set of plans to give us an idea… A nice set of plans to give us an idea of what it costs to build on site vs buying a prefab structure, and the quality differences between them. This set of plans is "bomb proof" according to my local lumberyard guy. 2x6 joists on 12" centers, compared to 2x4s on 24" centers for the prefab models. A real foundation, not just some 4x4 skids. It looks like a major amount of work, but the result could be a really nice garden shed sturdy enough to house our commercial-grade chipper as well as the big mower.