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24x24 Hip Roof Cabin Plans
A 576 sq ft square cabin on a slab with a hip roof, 9-foot walls, and a porch across the front.
Plan specs
- Footprint
- 24' x 24'
- Floor area
- 576 sq ft
- Porch
- 192 sq ft (8' deep, front)
- Wall height
- 9'
- Roof
- Hip, 5/12 pitch
- Roofing
- Asphalt shingles
- Siding
- Lap siding
- Foundation
- Concrete slab
- Windows / doors
- 8 / 1
- Est. materials
- $19,288
Every figure here comes from the same engine the 3D builder runs, so it matches what you get when you open the plan.
About this plan
What the 24×24 Hip Roof Cabin is for.
A 24-foot square is the most floor you can get for the least wall, and a single story means nothing to climb. It fits two bedrooms, a bath, and an open kitchen and living room.
The hip roof sheds wind from every direction and puts eaves on all four walls. It leaves no room for a loft, which is why this plan keeps everything on the ground floor.
A slab foundation is the cheapest per square foot at this size and puts the floor at grade. It is also the one foundation here you cannot easily run plumbing under after the pour, so plan every drain before the concrete truck comes.
Good for
- A full-time single-story home with no stairs or ladder
- Windy or hurricane-prone sites
- A slab floor for radiant heat or a garage-style build
The drawings
Elevations, section, and foundation.
The same views that are in the PDF, dimensioned in feet and inches. Download the PDF to print them at letter size.
Materials list
About $19,288 in materials.
Quantities come off the plan's dimensions with a 10 percent waste allowance, priced at typical U.S. retail. This is the shell only: labor, insulation, interior finishes, plumbing, and electrical are not included.
| Item | Qty | Unit | Est. cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation | $2,122 | ||
| Concrete (ready-mix)4" slab with 5% waste | 8 | CY | $1,200 |
| #4 rebar18" grid | 768 | LF | $922 |
| Framing | $6,851 | ||
| 2x6 plates (bottom + double top)Treated bottom plate | 317 | LF | $571 |
| 2x6x10 wall studs16" OC | 134 | ea | $1,273 |
| 2x10 headers (doubled)Over window/door openings | 88 | LF | $246 |
| 2x10x24 floor joists16" OC | 22 | ea | $1,478 |
| 2x10 rim joist | 106 | LF | $297 |
| 2x8x24 ceiling joists16" OC | 22 | ea | $1,162 |
| 2x8x15 rafters | 53 | ea | $1,749 |
| 2x10 ridge board | 27 | LF | $76 |
| Sheathing | $2,408 | ||
| 7/16" OSB wall sheathing (4x8) | 24 | sheets | $672 |
| 1/2" plywood roof sheathing (4x8) | 28 | sheets | $980 |
| 3/4" T&G plywood subfloor (4x8) | 18 | sheets | $756 |
| Roofing | $1,212 | ||
| Asphalt shingle bundles3-tab or architectural | 27 | bundles | $945 |
| Roof underlayment (synthetic)400 sqft/roll | 3 | rolls | $150 |
| Drip edge | 117 | LF | $117 |
| Siding | $2,603 | ||
| 1x6 lap siding | 1,655 | LF | $2,483 |
| Housewrap9ft x 100ft rolls | 1 | rolls | $120 |
| Windows & Doors | $2,120 | ||
| WindowsStandard double-hung | 8 | ea | $1,600 |
| Window trim/casing | 8 | sets | $240 |
| Exterior doorsPre-hung exterior | 1 | ea | $250 |
| Door trim/casing | 1 | sets | $30 |
| Porch | $1,468 | ||
| Deck boardsPressure-treated | 212 | sqft | $636 |
| 6x6 porch posts8ft pressure-treated | 5 | ea | $125 |
| 2x8 porch joists16" OC | 176 | LF | $387 |
| Porch railing | 40 | LF | $320 |
| Fasteners & Hardware | $504 | ||
| Nails, screws, joist hangersAssorted construction fasteners | 1,440 | sqft (est.) | $504 |
| Estimated materials total | $19,288 | ||
These are concept drawings for planning and estimating, not engineered or stamped plans. Have a builder or engineer check framing sizes, spans, and connections for your snow, wind, and soil conditions before you order materials.
Common questions
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