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In style and right on-trend, pool house plans ensure you get a home that is focused on outdoor activities.
Are you thinking about adding on a pool house to your existing property? Or are you currently building a new home with a pool house? Then you’re going to need pool house plans that fit your needs. It includes a changing place or a room to relax and get away from the sun for a while. You can also add on a pool house that has living quarters in it. Also, use it for other things like an exercise room, game room, or other multipurpose option.
Truoba Mini 419
$1600
1170 sq/ft 2 Bed 2 Bath
1170 sq/ft 
2 Bed 
2 Bath
Truoba Mini 221
$700
650 sq/ft 2 Bed 1 Bath
Truoba 321
$1600
1410 sq/ft 3 Bed 2 Bath
Truoba Mini 615
$1300
880 sq/ft 2 Bed 1 Bath
Truoba Mini 219
$1200
910 sq/ft 2 Bed 1 Bath
Truoba Mini 319
$1000
795 sq/ft 2 Bed 1 Bath
Truoba Mini 118
$1200
1000 sq/ft 2 Bed 1 Bath
Truoba Mini 117
$800
500 sq/ft 1 Bed 1 Bath
Truoba Mini 217
$1100
858 sq/ft 2 Bed 1 Bath
Truoba Mini 121
$400
285 sq/ft 1 Bed 1 Bath
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What to Consider When Choosing Pool House Plans
It is often very daunting to choose the right home plan to build one. If you are struggling, here are some key factors to consider when selecting the one for your needs.
What will the house be used for? This is perhaps the most important aspect to consider first. There are so many uses for a pool house, so first, carefully consider how you want yours to be used. Will you need multiple rooms? Will you need pool house plans with bar? While these are nice to have, it will be more expensive to have a second living space in your house. It will add value to your home and will give guests a place to stay that is private and comfortable. Before choosing floor plan, list all the features you want and how much of a budget you have for it.
How big of a space do you need? Adding to the first question, you’ll want to consider how large of a space you will need. Will you be having a lot of people over to use this space? Will you need the small pool house floor plans that are smaller in size? This is very important to consider, as the building costs will vary greatly depending on the size that you select.
Do you need plumbing added? This question is two-fold. If you will be building on the pool along with the pool house, then you will need house plans with a pool, and you will need to plumbing for the pool and possibly for in the house. If you will not be adding on a pool because you already have one, then you just need to consider whether or not you want plumbing in your pool house. Some people like to have chosen full-service pool house plans with living quarters, and thus they will have a bathroom and possibly a kitchen to think about.
How much do you want to spend? Your budget is a very important aspect of what to consider when selecting house plans with pool. It’s fun to think about a large guest house that can accommodate your friends and family, but you also have to think realistically about the costs and the size of your lot. In some cases, small pool house plans with bedrooms might be the better choice. This way, you can stay within your budget while still having the space you need for changing and storing pool items and supplies.
Truoba Mini 221 house plan
One of the best tips for choosing the right plans for your pool house is to make a list of your wants and needs, along with the amount you are able to spend so that you can narrow your choices down from there.
As with any addition to your home, or plans for building your home from the ground up, pool home plans can vary considerably. Try to have some sort of idea about the time of plans that you want prior to starting your research, and you should be able to find something that will fit your needs and your budget.
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Construction Notes
Foundation Plan
Slab | Crawl | On request - Basem*nt, Pier & Beam, etc.
General foundation design showing foundation layout with structural elements. There are three types of foundation to choose from: slab, crawl, and basem*nt.
As in all building locations ground condition varies, your local structural engineer would need to approve foundation design and specify foundation structural elements.
Plumbing Plan
Shows the layout of plumbing fixtures with specifications.
Floor Plan
Indicates house layout with dimensioned walls, doors and windows.
Roof Construction Plan
Shows the layout and dimensions of the required roof structure such as rafters and beams. As show load requirement is different in each location your local structural engineer would need to approve and specify roof structural elements.
Roof Plan
Dimensioned roof layout indicating slopes, roof areas, chimneys, and decorative elements.
Sections
Cut through the building showing detailed floor, wall, and roof construction elements. Indicating room ceiling heights and structural element heights.
Elevations
Shows all sides of the house indicating building elements with its heights, specified materials, and all decorative elements.
Construction Details
Detailed house cut-away with outline specifications.
Electrical Plan
Floor plan layout indicating locations of electrical elements such as lightning, switches, outlets, etc.
HVAC Plan
Indicates location and specifications for heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
Furniture Plan
Representative floor plan layout indicating room sizes and suggested furniture layout. Useful during the interior design stage.
Door and Window Schedule
List or all windows and doors with indicated specifications for manufacturer.
General Specifications
Plumbing, electrical and mechanical specifications
