Jamaica Cottage Shop, Inc.
Jamaica Cottage Shop, Inc. Post Office Box 106 Jamaica, Vermont 05343 Voice 802 297 3760 Fax 802 297 2825 [email protected]
12x16 Gable – Material List Floor (Hemlock) (2) 6x6x16’ (2) 2x6x16’ (11) 2x6x12’ (1) 2x6x8’
Walls (Hemlock) (2) 4x4x16’ (1) 4x4x14’ (5) 4x4x12’ (3) 2x4x12’ (1) 2x4x14’ (7) 2x4x8’
Roof (Hemlock) (12) 1x4x8’ (6) 1x6x8’ (9) 2x6x14’ (1) 1x8x16’ (Pine)
Siding (Pine) (2) 1x12x16’ (16) 1x12x14’ (8) 1x12x10’ (6) 1x10x16’ (2) 1x10x10’ For battens: (1) 2x8x16’ (2) 2x8x14’ (1) 2x8x10’
Four square of roofing material, wood shingles, metal, asphalt, slate Metal Roofing Twelve sheets of 36” exposure corrugated metal roofing @ 86” 20 feet of ridge cap 400 1 ½” x ¼” drive roofing screws with rubber gasket Two metal cutting abrasive blades for a skill saw Two 2’6” doors x 72” High Four 1x6x10 Pressure treated Ramp Decking National Hardware One shed style twist handle Two 2’x2’ six-lite Brosco barn sash window Two 6” hooks Four eye screws Nails 10lbs 3” spikes (16d) 5 lbs galvanized 3” spikes (16d) 10lbs 2 3/8” galvanized (6’s) One 12”x12” wood louvered vent
Trim (Pine) (2) 2x8x16’ (1) 2x8x14’ (2) 2x8x10’ (3) 2x4x16’ (2) 2x4x10’ (5) 1x4x14’ (1) 1x4x12’ (1) 1x4x10’ (1) 1x4x8’ (1) 1x10x12’ (1) 1x4x12’ (Rip to 1x2) (1) 1x6x6’ (Rip to 1x3)
Suggested Tools Pencil Speed Square Four-foot level Cordless Drill ¼” drive bit for drill #2 Phillips #2 Square Drive Razor Knife Chisel
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(4) 1x4x12’ (Hem.) (1) 2x4x16’ (Pine) (1) 1x12x16’ (Pine) (1) 2x8x10’ (Pine)
Contact us today to purchase a Hardware Package to match this set of plans.
An allowance for waste and scrap has been included Skill Saw or Hand saw Sawzall or chain saw Hammer Nail puller (cats paw or crow bar) 25’ tape measure Chalk line Extension Cord Tin Snips Staple gun
Extra (1) 2x6x8’ (Hem.)
Hardware Package
Jamaica Cottage Shop, Inc. Post Office Box 106 Jamaica, Vermont 05343 http://www.JamaicaCottageShop.com Voice Page 802 297 Fax 802 297 2825 16 3760 [email protected]
NOTE: A nail’s strength is based on its length and diameter. Based on a number of variables, including moisture content and material type, use our nailing recommendations as a guide only.
12x16 Gable - Hardware
This building is fastened together using a variety of nails and screws. Please use this page as a guide to what to use where. Figure 1 shows all 3 nails, from top to bottom, 16d framing nail, 16d galvanized nail and 6d galvanized nail. The 16d framing nail should be used for all framing of flooring, walls and rafters. Wherever there is 2” or 4” material and the nail will not be exposed to the elements, the 16d framing nail should be used. The 16d galvanized nail should be used wherever there is 2” or 4” material that will be exposed to the elements. If you are working from a pre-cut kit, there are 16d galvanized nails included for the 2” Fascia and Shadow trim.
Figure 1
Roofing Screws Figure 2 ¼” Nut Driver Figure 3
The 6d galvanized nail should be used for the siding and 1” trim. Wherever there is 1” material that will be exposed to the elements, the 6d galvanized nail should be used.
Zinc screw Figure 4 The roofing screws, Figure 2, are used to apply the metal roofing and should match your roof color. The longer of the two roofing #2 ¾” square drive screws should be used window hinge Figure 6 for the ridge cap. The 3/4” nut driver, Figure 3, is the driver necessary for the roofing screws.
#2 2 ½” square drive door hinge Figure 7
The 1 5/8” zinc screws, Figure 4, should be used 6” Window Hook Figure 9 for the closure board on your double doors. The #2 Phillips bit, Figure 5, is the drive bit necessary for the closure board screws.
#2 Phillips Bit Figure 5
#2 square drive Fig 8
Window Hook Eye Figure 10
The #2 ¾” square drive screw, Figure 6, should be used for window hinges. The #2 2 ½” square drive screw, Figure 7, should be used for the door hinges. The #2 drive, Figure 8, is the drive bit necessary for the window and door hinge screws. The 6” Window hook, Figure 9, is used to hook your windows up. The window hook is secured to the window hook eye, Figure 10, when open. http://www.JamaicaCottageShop.com Page 9
12x16 Gable – Material List Floor (Hemlock) (2) 6x6x16’ (2) 2x6x16’ (11) 2x6x12’ (1) 2x6x8’
Walls (Hemlock) (2) 4x4x16’ (1) 4x4x14’ (5) 4x4x12’ (3) 2x4x12’ (1) 2x4x14’ (7) 2x4x8’
Roof (Hemlock) (12) 1x4x8’ (6) 1x6x8’ (9) 2x6x14’ (1) 1x8x16’ (Pine)
Siding (Pine) (2) 1x12x16’ (16) 1x12x14’ (8) 1x12x10’ (6) 1x10x16’ (2) 1x10x10’ For battens: (1) 2x8x16’ (2) 2x8x14’ (1) 2x8x10’
Four square of roofing material, wood shingles, metal, asphalt, slate Metal Roofing Twelve sheets of 36” exposure corrugated metal roofing @ 86” 20 feet of ridge cap 400 1 ½” x ¼” drive roofing screws with rubber gasket Two metal cutting abrasive blades for a skill saw Two 2’6” doors x 72” High Four 1x6x10 Pressure treated Ramp Decking National Hardware One shed style twist handle Two 2’x2’ six-lite Brosco barn sash window Two 6” hooks Four eye screws Nails 10lbs 3” spikes (16d) 5 lbs galvanized 3” spikes (16d) 10lbs 2 3/8” galvanized (6’s) One 12”x12” wood louvered vent
Trim (Pine) (2) 2x8x16’ (1) 2x8x14’ (2) 2x8x10’ (3) 2x4x16’ (2) 2x4x10’ (5) 1x4x14’ (1) 1x4x12’ (1) 1x4x10’ (1) 1x4x8’ (1) 1x10x12’ (1) 1x4x12’ (Rip to 1x2) (1) 1x6x6’ (Rip to 1x3)
Suggested Tools Pencil Speed Square Four-foot level Cordless Drill ¼” drive bit for drill #2 Phillips #2 Square Drive Razor Knife Chisel
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(4) 1x4x12’ (Hem.) (1) 2x4x16’ (Pine) (1) 1x12x16’ (Pine) (1) 2x8x10’ (Pine)
Contact us today to purchase a Hardware Package to match this set of plans.
An allowance for waste and scrap has been included Skill Saw or Hand saw Sawzall or chain saw Hammer Nail puller (cats paw or crow bar) 25’ tape measure Chalk line Extension Cord Tin Snips Staple gun
Extra (1) 2x6x8’ (Hem.)
Hardware Package
Jamaica Cottage Shop, Inc. Post Office Box 106 Jamaica, Vermont 05343 http://www.JamaicaCottageShop.com Voice Page 802 297 Fax 802 297 2825 16 3760 [email protected]
NOTE: A nail’s strength is based on its length and diameter. Based on a number of variables, including moisture content and material type, use our nailing recommendations as a guide only.
12x16 Gable - Hardware
This building is fastened together using a variety of nails and screws. Please use this page as a guide to what to use where. Figure 1 shows all 3 nails, from top to bottom, 16d framing nail, 16d galvanized nail and 6d galvanized nail. The 16d framing nail should be used for all framing of flooring, walls and rafters. Wherever there is 2” or 4” material and the nail will not be exposed to the elements, the 16d framing nail should be used. The 16d galvanized nail should be used wherever there is 2” or 4” material that will be exposed to the elements. If you are working from a pre-cut kit, there are 16d galvanized nails included for the 2” Fascia and Shadow trim.
Figure 1
Roofing Screws Figure 2 ¼” Nut Driver Figure 3
The 6d galvanized nail should be used for the siding and 1” trim. Wherever there is 1” material that will be exposed to the elements, the 6d galvanized nail should be used.
Zinc screw Figure 4 The roofing screws, Figure 2, are used to apply the metal roofing and should match your roof color. The longer of the two roofing #2 ¾” square drive screws should be used window hinge Figure 6 for the ridge cap. The 3/4” nut driver, Figure 3, is the driver necessary for the roofing screws.
#2 2 ½” square drive door hinge Figure 7
The 1 5/8” zinc screws, Figure 4, should be used 6” Window Hook Figure 9 for the closure board on your double doors. The #2 Phillips bit, Figure 5, is the drive bit necessary for the closure board screws.
#2 Phillips Bit Figure 5
#2 square drive Fig 8
Window Hook Eye Figure 10
The #2 ¾” square drive screw, Figure 6, should be used for window hinges. The #2 2 ½” square drive screw, Figure 7, should be used for the door hinges. The #2 drive, Figure 8, is the drive bit necessary for the window and door hinge screws. The 6” Window hook, Figure 9, is used to hook your windows up. The window hook is secured to the window hook eye, Figure 10, when open. http://www.JamaicaCottageShop.com Page 9
