This shed is going to not be rotten, have a level floor, and have doors on both sides. Being big enough to hold all of our stuff is crucial. We don't have a garage or any non-heated space just for storage. Nobody ever complained about having too much storage space right? We ended up going with a rectangular 10' x 20' floor plan, built from scratch. I'm going to tell the rest of it in pictures.
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| Before, there was a red fence in front of this originally |
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| now an empty space |
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| This will be our new floor! |
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| Leveling the foundation blocks |
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| And we have a floor! |
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| Happy day! |
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| We used the platform to built roof trusses |
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| now that's some truss! We actually framed these all wrong and had to rebuild them. |
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| Got the first two walls up! |
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| using the floor to frame the walls |
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| Got all 4 walls standing! |
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| Roof is all trussed up! |
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| I used the sill plate to extend the roofline out into a gable on both sides |
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| Ella found the right way to deal with us building a shed |





















3 comments:
That's awesome! I really want us to eventually build a shed in our backyard but we don't have a lot of space back there :(
Wow, that looks like SO MUCH WORK but I am sure it will be great when the project is done!!!! Good for you for figuring out how to do this on your own!
It looks great so far! Ug - construction and home improvements are such a time suck. However, I think you can classify that as cross training. I can't wait to see the finished photos!
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