Sugar Shack
Small sugar shack for boiling maple sap to make maple syrup
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Project Type:
Special use shelter
Project Location:
Anywhere you want it to be
Project Size:
336 Square Feet
Architectural Style:
Traditional, rustic
Project Status:
Plans available for purchase
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About this project:
In early spring when temperatures are below freezing at night and above freezing during the day, maple sap begins to flow and the production of maple syrup begins in the northeast. It takes approximately 43 gallons of raw sap to produce one gallon of maple syrup. Maple syrup is made by evaporating the water out of the sap until the syrup has reached the desired concentration. In the spirit of this tradition, Off Grid Shelters has created the Sugar Shack design. This special use structure is ideal for hobby producers or small scale producers who use wood fired evaporators. Exterior finish materials include
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Design Features:
Steam cupola
Corrugated tin roof
Cord wood storage
Long work bench
Supply closet