Alone at Last
With a simple plan built around a large, bright great room that opens onto low-maintenance decks, this home is perfect for empty-nesters or small families.


 


EARTH-SAVING IDEA
This plan pays special attention to exterior durability. Decking materials are made from wood-plastic composites with high recycled content, and 24” overhangs protect siding from rain and sun damage. Rain screens separate siding from walls, offering a safe channel for moisture. Porch overhangs extend the life of entry doors.


 


PLAN THD 3092


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GREEN HIGHLIGHTS
A
The home is framed using a 2’ grid at 24” OC to avoid lumber waste. Headers and frame corners are designed to allow for insulation.


B
No recessed lighting is used in the home to minimize unwanted penetrations.


C
Engineered lumber is specified for beams, roof structure, and floor system, saving trees and offering predictable performance.


D
Ceiling fans, bath fans, and appliances are to be Energy Star certified.


E
Forced air furnace is installed within conditioned space, vented directly to the outdoors.


F
All plumbing is centralized, reducing hot water waste. Low-flow faucets and fixtures are standard.


G
The blueprint includes options for both partial basement/crawlspace and slab construction, offering potential resource/ cost savings.


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