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The plans are not bad, but you better have some prior working knowledge of construction, or they will be less than useful. The bill of materials comes in total length of the item needed, rather than how many of each is needed, for example 504 feet of two by fours instead of saying you need 63. The plans also show board lengths in inches some places and feet in other places, which is weird. The other strange thing about the bill of materials is that in one section it calls for 2x7's, not sure if it is a misprint or if I need to rip down a 2x8 ? , or is is supposed to be a 2x6? In the general section it lists a 22 1/2 high wall, a 156 high wall, a 144 high wall, a 120 high wall, a 96 high wall, a 30 7/16 high wall, a 29 3/4 high wall, a 30 3/8 high wall, and a 38 1/2 high wall. All this with no explanation as to what the heck all that means? My other concern is the print I bought does not even say how tall the building is and other dimensions are just plain vague. As far as getting a response from the email addresses given, good luck, I tried and none of them worked. Plus there is no clear way of getting a refund even though they advertise 100% money back guarantee. I even sent a reply to the email they sent with the prints explaining that I was having difficulty with the DWG file they sent, but no reply back. I know it was only $20.00 but I had some expectations of these being useful at least to save time figuring out the material list, I can build a structure without a print, I have built several. I only ordered the prints so I could save time figuring the material list.In the end I went to a local Vocational school that teaches high school kids CAD drawings and pre-engineering and had the students draw some prints that I could use.