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Appalachian Saltbox Overhang Pricing
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Complete Price Sheet
Every Size, Every Siding, On One Page
The calculator gives you one building at a time. If you would rather see the whole range at once — all 23 Appalachian Saltbox Overhang sizes across all five sidings — open the sheet below.
Open the complete Appalachian Saltbox Overhang price sheet — 23 sizes × 5 sidings
| Size | LP SmartSide Vertical Panel | Roseburg DuraTemp | LP Board & Batten | Forest Ridge Vinyl Lap | LP SmartSide Lap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8′ × 10′ | $9,300 | $10,295 | $11,800 | $14,990 | $20,235 |
| 8′ × 12′ | $10,680 | $11,815 | $13,415 | $16,960 | $22,895 |
| 8′ × 14′ | $11,730 | $12,960 | $14,725 | $18,645 | $25,170 |
| 8′ × 16′ | $13,510 | $14,340 | $16,780 | $20,520 | $27,705 |
| 10′ × 10′ | $10,740 | $11,785 | $13,510 | $16,740 | $22,600 |
| 10′ × 12′ | $12,185 | $13,165 | $14,945 | $18,825 | $25,410 |
| 10′ × 14′ | $13,430 | $14,585 | $16,355 | $20,620 | $27,835 |
| 10′ × 16′ | $15,430 | $16,535 | $18,615 | $23,240 | $31,375 |
| 10′ × 18′ | $16,645 | $17,845 | $20,065 | $25,035 | $33,795 |
| 10′ × 20′ | $17,845 | $19,485 | $21,540 | $26,855 | $36,255 |
| 12′ × 12′ | $13,675 | $14,755 | $16,465 | $20,675 | $27,910 |
| 12′ × 14′ | $15,085 | $16,575 | $18,245 | $22,840 | $30,835 |
| 12′ × 16′ | $17,210 | $18,850 | $20,700 | $25,640 | $34,615 |
| 12′ × 18′ | $18,645 | $20,440 | $22,440 | $27,575 | $37,225 |
| 12′ × 20′ | $19,970 | $21,930 | $24,110 | $29,590 | $39,945 |
| 12′ × 22′ | $21,665 | $23,850 | $26,235 | $31,465 | $42,480 |
| 12′ × 24′ | $23,170 | $26,055 | $28,665 | $34,930 | $47,155 |
| 14′ × 14′ | $16,755 | $18,560 | $20,465 | $25,460 | $34,375 |
| 14′ × 16′ | $19,085 | $21,145 | $23,100 | $28,375 | $38,305 |
| 14′ × 18′ | $20,605 | $23,045 | $24,825 | $30,470 | $41,135 |
| 14′ × 20′ | $22,300 | $24,910 | $26,910 | $32,735 | $44,190 |
| 14′ × 22′ | $24,165 | $26,855 | $28,690 | $34,750 | $46,910 |
| 14′ × 24′ | $25,860 | $28,745 | $30,570 | $36,790 | $49,670 |
Pricing effective September 2026 and subject to change. All prices are standard build estimates. Optional upgrades, finish selections, delivery, site preparation, custom details, and applicable taxes are not included unless specifically identified in the final written price.
Standard Construction · What the Price Covers
What Your Appalachian Saltbox Overhang Includes
Rear Covered Storage, Extended Eaves, Larger Windows, and Distinctive Cottage-Style Architecture
A shed price only means something when you know what is included in the building. Every Appalachian Saltbox Overhang is built with the structural components, rear covered storage, exterior features, doors, windows, ventilation, and finish details shown below.
These are part of the standard building — not upgrades added later to make the starting price look lower.
Every Appalachian Saltbox Overhang is built on site at your property and includes:
- Rear Covered Storage
- Covered storage at the rear of the building, under the extended roofline
- Foundation
- 6x6 pressure-treated beams
- Floor System
- 2x6 pressure-treated joists, 16 inches on center, with a 3/4-inch plywood floor
- Roof
- 2x6 engineered roof trusses with extended eave overhangs
- Entry
- Six-panel 5-foot double door with a 5-foot transom window above
- Warranty
- Appalachian Sheds 30-Year Structural Warranty
Not included: interior finishes.
Included Overhang Features
One of Appalachian Sheds' Most Popular Styles
The Appalachian Saltbox Overhang is distinguished by rear covered storage, extended roof eave overhangs, larger windows with added trim, a cottage-style roof vent, and a transom window above the gable-end door.
The Overhang Difference
Rear Covered Storage Comes Standard
Extra Dry Storage Without Enlarging the Enclosed BuildingThe Appalachian Saltbox Overhang includes a covered storage area at the rear of the building, beneath the extended roofline. It gives you protected space for the items that do not need to be locked inside the shed — firewood, garden tools, hoses, ladders, wheelbarrows and outdoor gear — while the enclosed interior stays free for the things you want secured.
This is what separates the Overhang from a plain utility shed. The covered storage is part of the building's design and roof structure, not a lean-to added afterward.
- CoveredSheltered from rain and sun beneath the extended roof
- Built InPart of the standard building design, not an add-on
- Extra RoomFrees enclosed floor space for items you want secured
- Everyday UseConvenient for firewood, tools, and outdoor equipment
Specifications at a Glance
Standard on Every Appalachian Saltbox Overhang
| Component | Standard Specification |
|---|---|
| Rear covered storage | Covered storage area at the rear of the building under the extended roofline, part of the standard design |
| Foundation beams | Heavy-duty 6x6 pressure-treated |
| Floor joists | 2x6 pressure-treated, installed 16 inches on center |
| Floor decking | 3/4-inch exterior-grade plywood |
| Roof framing | 2x6 engineered roof trusses |
| Roof sheathing | 1/2-inch exterior-grade plywood |
| Roof covering | Architectural roof shingles available in 16 colors |
| Overhang | Extended eave overhangs on the gable ends |
| Ventilation | Cottage-style louver vents |
| Door | Six-panel, low-maintenance 5-foot double door with heavy-duty hardware, keyed lock, and steel sill plate |
| Transom | 5-foot transom window above the double door |
| Windows | Two 30-inch by 40-inch single-hung windows on the side wall with 1x3 white trim and removable screens |
| Siding | Five siding systems (see Siding Choices below) |
| Sizes | 23 sizes, from 8′ × 10′ to 14′ × 24′ |
| Construction | Built on site at your property |
| Warranty | Appalachian Sheds 30-Year Structural Warranty |
| Not included | Interior finishes, optional upgrades, site preparation, delivery, site-specific requirements, custom details, and applicable taxes, unless identified in the final written price |
Structural Foundation
Foundation & Floor System
Built From the Ground UpThe floor system carries the building, everything stored inside it, and the daily traffic the shed receives for years to come.
- Heavy-duty 6x6 pressure-treated foundation beams
- 2x6 pressure-treated floor joists installed 16 inches on center
- 3/4-inch exterior-grade plywood floor
Once the shed is finished, the floor is hidden for good. Buyers often ask what is under the building. Beam size, joist size and spacing, and floor decking are the first things to compare between quotes.
Structural Protection
Roof Framing & Sheathing
Structural Roof AssemblyThe standard roof system includes engineered framing, plywood roof sheathing, and the finished architectural-shingle roof that also shelters the rear covered storage.
- 2x6 engineered roof trusses
- 1/2-inch exterior-grade plywood roof sheathing
- Architectural roof shingles available in 16 colors
Engineered trusses are designed to carry the roof load across the width of the building, and plywood sheathing gives the shingles a solid, continuous surface to fasten to. That same roof structure is what protects the covered storage at the rear.
Overhang Architecture
Rear Covered Storage, Overhang Roof & Gable Details
Covered Storage · Extended Eaves · Vent · Transom GlassCovered storage at the rear, an extended roofline, cottage-style ventilation, and transom glass above the gable-end door create the architectural character and added utility of this model.
- Rear covered storage area under the extended roofline
- Extended eave overhangs on the gable ends
- Cottage-style louver vents for ventilation
- 5-foot transom window over the double door
Rear covered storage gives you protected space outside the enclosed interior, so firewood, tools and outdoor gear stay out of the weather without crowding the shed. These features are built into the structure. They define the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang — they are not decorative add-ons applied afterward to create the appearance.
Exterior Selections
Siding, Colors & Exterior Finish
Choices That Fit the PropertyExterior selections allow the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang to complement the home, property, and surrounding landscape.
- Five siding systems: LP SmartSide Vertical Panel, Roseburg DuraTemp, LP SmartSide Board & Batten, Forest Ridge Vinyl Lap, and LP SmartSide Lap
- 23 building sizes, from 8′ × 10′ to 14′ × 24′
- Low-maintenance vinyl lap siding available in 14 colors
- Decorative shutters available in a choice of 10 colors
You choose the siding and colors that suit your home and landscape. The price sheet above shows every size and siding combination, and anything optional is listed separately on the Options & Upgrades page.
Everyday Access
Doors, Hardware & Floor Protection
Double-Door Access · Keyed Hardware · Protected ThresholdThe standard double-door package provides practical access with durable hardware, keyed security, and protection at the floor threshold.
- Six-panel low-maintenance 5-foot double door on the gable end
- Heavy-duty door hardware
- Door lock with key
- Steel sill plate on the floor of the double-door threshold
A 5-foot double door opens wide enough for mowers, furniture, and workbenches. The keyed lock secures the building, and the steel sill plate protects the threshold where floors wear first.
Natural Light & Airflow
Windows, Trim & Screens
Larger Windows · Added Trim · Removable ScreensLarger single-hung windows, added white trim, and removable screens provide useful natural light and distinguish the Overhang exterior.
- Two 30-inch by 40-inch large single-hung windows on the side wall
- 1x3 white trim molding surrounding the window frame
- Removable window screens
Windows that open bring in light and airflow, the trim finishes each opening cleanly, and removable screens are easy to clean and store.
Construction Method
Built On Site
Constructed at Your PropertyThe Appalachian Saltbox Overhang is built on site at its intended location. It is not delivered to your property as a completed building and simply placed in the yard. On-site construction allows the structure, including its rear covered storage, to be assembled as a complete building where it will remain.
Structural Protection
30-Year Structural Warranty
Long-Term Structural ProtectionEvery Appalachian Saltbox Overhang includes the Appalachian Sheds 30-Year Structural Warranty. The structural warranty is part of the building — not an optional protection package added after the purchase decision.
Before You Compare Prices
Compare the Building, Not Just the Price
Two sheds with similar dimensions and similar prices can be very different buildings once you examine what is underneath them. Ask every builder these questions, and get the answers in writing.
- Foundation beam size and material
- Floor joist size and spacing
- Floor decking material
- Roof framing and sheathing
- Covered storage built into the standard design
- Door and window construction
- Ventilation
- Roof overhangs and sheltered areas
- What is standard versus what costs extra
- Structural warranty coverage
Every answer for the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang is in the specifications table at the top of this section.
Choose the Siding That Fits Your Property
The Appalachian Saltbox Overhang keeps the same underlying Signature Series construction and distinctive extended-eave architecture. Your siding selection changes the exterior character—from a straightforward painted-panel finish to a more residential lap profile or a stronger board-and-batten architectural appearance.
LP SmartSide Vertical Panel Siding
LP SmartSide Vertical Panel Siding gives the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang a clean, durable engineered-wood exterior while allowing its extended eaves, larger windows, transom glass and cottage-style details to remain the primary architectural features.
- Vertical engineered-wood panel appearance
- Clean painted finish that works well with the Saltbox Overhang profile
- Starting-price siding used in the Saltbox Overhang calculator
Roseburg DuraTemp Wood Siding
Roseburg DuraTemp Wood Siding provides the familiar character of a traditional painted wood-panel shed while complementing the Saltbox Overhang's extended roofline, larger trimmed windows, transom detail and cottage-style ventilation.
- Traditional vertical wood-panel appearance
- Paint-ready exterior with natural wood character
- Simple profile that keeps the Saltbox architecture visually prominent
LP SmartSide Board & Batten Siding
LP SmartSide Board & Batten Siding adds stronger vertical shadow lines and a more architectural farmhouse character to the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang without changing its underlying Signature Series construction.
- Distinctive vertical board-and-batten appearance
- Deeper shadow lines create greater exterior dimension
- Pairs naturally with the Saltbox Overhang's extended eaves and window trim
Georgia-Pacific Forest Ridge Vinyl Lap Siding
Georgia-Pacific Forest Ridge Vinyl Lap Siding gives the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang a familiar horizontal residential appearance with a low-maintenance exterior that can coordinate closely with many homes and detached garages.
- Horizontal residential lap-siding appearance
- Low-maintenance exterior finish
- Strong visual match for many residential properties
LP SmartSide Lap Siding
LP SmartSide Lap Siding gives the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang the horizontal lines and refined proportions of residential clapboard while retaining the character of an engineered-wood exterior.
- Horizontal engineered-wood lap profile
- More refined residential character than a basic vertical-panel exterior
- Complements the Saltbox Overhang's windows, trim, transom glass and extended roofline
Start With How You Want the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang to Look
Is the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang the Right Building?
The Appalachian Saltbox Overhang is built for homeowners who want more than plain backyard storage. Rear covered storage, extended eaves, larger windows, transom glass, and cottage-style ventilation give the structure added everyday utility and a more finished architectural presence — especially where the shed will be visible from the home, garden, patio, or driveway.
The Appalachian Saltbox Overhang is distinguished by rear covered storage, extended roof eave overhangs, larger windows with added trim, a cottage-style roof vent, and a transom window above the gable end door. Those features give it more usable storage and a more finished architectural presence than a plain utility shed.
The rear covered storage is the feature that most sets this model apart. It gives you a sheltered place under the extended roofline for firewood, tools, hoses, ladders and outdoor gear, so the enclosed interior stays free for the items you want locked away. It is part of the standard building design, not an add-on.
This model works especially well when the shed will be visible from the home, garden, patio, driveway, or outdoor living area. It gives you practical storage while looking like a purposeful part of the property — not an afterthought.
Five siding choices let the same architecture flex from a straightforward painted-panel finish to board-and-batten, low-maintenance vinyl lap, or refined engineered-wood lap profiles, so the building can be coordinated with the property.
A different shed model becomes worth comparing when the priority is the lowest possible starting price for straightforward storage, or when the project needs significantly greater upper interior volume, specialty access, or a different overall roof form.
Do Not Change Models Just to Add One Useful Feature
A larger window, upgraded door, ramp, electrical package, shelving, loft or other useful option does not automatically make the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang the wrong building. Compare another model when the overall roof form, access needs, interior-volume requirements or architectural objective have changed — not simply because one upgrade makes sense.
Talk Through Your Appalachian Saltbox Overhang With Edwin
If you already have a size and siding in mind, the most useful next conversation is about your property — where the Appalachian Saltbox Overhang will sit, how the crew will reach the building location, how you intend to use the building, and which available options are actually worth adding for your plans.