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Obtaining a permit for your Best Barns or Sentry Buildings kit.

Building code oces and HOA’s may require dierent documents to obtain a permit. e homeowners rst step

is to contact their local code oce and ask what is needed for the size of building to be purchased.

Typically, the necessary documentation may include some or all of the following.

• Elevations showing at least two sides of structure.

• Site plan showing existing structures and proposed build site.

• Engineered drawings for truss system indicating snow and wind load ratings.*

• Cross sections of wall framing and foundation.

• Tie down locations for high wind load areas.

Permit requirements vary based on location. Some areas may not require a permit at all. e documents

provided by Best Barns or Sentry Buildings are intended to help the homeowner with the permit process but do

not guarantee a permit will be issued.** It is the homeowner’s responsibility to determine if a permit is required

and submit the necessary documentation if so.

* Engineered truss drawings stamped for your individual state can be obtained upon request. A deposit

will be required if shed or garage kit has not yet been purchased. Contact us directly at 800-245-1577 for further

details.

** Certain states such as Florida and California have stringent requirements for obtaining a permit.

Depending on your location, a civil engineer’s services may be required to provide necessary documents. ese

services are the homeowners responsiblity to obtain and are not included in the purchase of a shed or garage kit.

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Obtaining a permit for your Best Barns or Sentry Buildings kit. Building code offices and HOA’s may require different documents to obtain a permit. The homeowners first step is to contact their local code office and ask what is needed for the size of building to be purchased. Typically, the necessary documentation may include some or all of the following. • • • • • Elevations showing at least two sides of structure. Site plan showing existing structures and proposed build site.
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Before you order our kit or begin construction, obtain a building permit. If additional documents are required contact questions@barnkits.com. a division of Reynolds Building Systems, Inc.
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Best Barns model:________ ___ft. wide x ___ft. long Concrete Slab Wood Floor 2x4 Studs 24” o.c. Manufactured by: Reynolds Building Systems, Inc. 205 Arlington Drive Greenville, PA 16125 phone: 800-245-1577 fax: 724-646-0772 2x4 Studs 16” o.c. 2x4 KD Plate __ ga Wire Mesh 2x4 Plate __” Thick Cement Common Foundation Cross Sections This document illustrates common foundation types which can be used for construction of Best Barns 12 ft. wide structures.
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Best Barns model: Arlington Belmont Glenwood 12ft. wide x ___ft. long Manufactured by: Reynolds Building Systems, Inc. 205 Arlington Drive Greenville, PA 16125 phone: 800-245-1577 fax: 724-646-0772 2x4 Truss Member 7/16” OSB 7/16” OSB Gusset Truss & Wall Cross Section Top of wall inclusive of wall framing, loft floor and truss cross sections. 7/16” OSB Loft Flooring 2x4 Tie Plate Drawing not to scale. Instructions: Homeowner may provide additional information as appropriate.
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Site Plan for: _________________________ Manufactured by: Reynolds Building Systems, Inc. 205 Arlington Drive Greenville, PA 16125 phone: 800-245-1577 fax: 724-646-0772 Instructions: Draw property line, existing structures and proposed placement of building. Homeowner may also be required to show trees and shubs. Check with HOA or permit office for requirements.