1919 Barn Plans Continued - Part 4-Star Barn Plans from 1919. Continued

1919 Barn Plans Continued - Part 4

28 ft. wide, 30 ft. long and approximately 29 ft. high from grade to ridge.

There are stalls for a herd of 7 cows. Also a cow pen and a calf pen.

Access to the hay mow is by a stairs conveniently located near the feed room. Feed can be stored in bags or spouted from an overhead bin.

Ground floor height is 8 ft. 6 in. in clear. Ground floor and foundation walls are of concrete. The foundation wall extends 2 ft. above grade.

The construction is of the plank frame, braced rafter type shown on page 154.

The exterior walls are covered withhorizontal drop siding.

The barn is well lighted and ventilated by a STAR Automatic System of ventilation.

The studs, sills, plates and rafters are of 2 in. x 6 in. material. Joists are of 2 in. x 8 in. sup-ported by two built-up girders.

STAR Steel Supporting Columns are specified.

Hay mow capacity, 20 tons.

This well proportioned barn can be completely equipped with STAR equipment at an unusually low cost.

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