Gebinthuis fisherman's house

Advanced Template 183 parts, 183 pieces

A low house on six anchor-beam bents with a long sea roof, a dormer band and a small net shed against the gable.

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The brief

Two distinguishable design houses. Two levels, large windows. Inspired by old Dutch fishermen's houses.

What you learn

• See how six identical bents are made from one source and repeated.
• Study an asymmetric roof with a long sea side and a dormer.
• Look at the wind braces in the end bays.
• Read the small net shed with its own rafter pairs.

Parts

183 parts, grouped by profile. Open the project to see every part.

Profile (mm)	Parts	Pieces	Total length (m)
80 x 220	22	22	107.4
75 x 200	39	39	62.4
200 x 200	14	14	53.2
150 x 150	17	17	50.5
60 x 170	14	14	39.8
200 x 180	3	3	29.1
200 x 280	6	6	28.8
80 x 200	13	13	28.3
100 x 140	24	24	22.9
60 x 150	7	7	10.5
100 x 150	3	3	9.1
100 x 100	10	10	8.2
120 x 150	6	6	8
120 x 240	1	1	5.8
120 x 120	2	2	3.6
120 x 80	2	2	2.7

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