That's a job I'll probably be doing next summer. Running out of storage space for all my tat.Like your thinking. Here...
Things I have to do today:
1. Build a 12' x 6' high roof shed
What I'm actually doing today:
1. Just come in for lunch
2. Building a 12' x 6' high roof shed where shed parts are of unequal length and requiring much modification
Note to self - next time build all panels at home, don't buy kit
Couldn't agree more. I made mine 12 x 8 x 8 from 4 x 2 timber with Shiplap cladding and ply-lined. OSB roof sheets with a rubber roof on the top. It is going to see me out.The previous garden bits shed that I inherited when I bought the old gaff was near falling down, so been wanting a new wood erection for some time. Really, I should have made a new shed from scratch...it's so much easier as not having to rectify someone else's mistakes. These days most sheds arrive in panel sections, here's problem #1 as under assembly they provide zero rigidity. By far the best way is to build a simple shed frame, add roof/gable supports [min 3x], build T&G floor, then clad with T&G, and finally in-situ T&G roof. Finish off with plywood to inner panels for rigidity.
And please don't mention the roof...
The previous garden bits shed that I inherited when I bought the old gaff was near falling down, so been wanting a new wood erection for some time. Really, I should have made a new shed from scratch...it's so much easier as not having to rectify someone else's mistakes. These days most sheds arrive in panel sections, here's problem #1 as under assembly they provide zero rigidity. By far the best way is to build a simple shed frame, add roof/gable supports [min 3x], build T&G floor, then clad with T&G, and finally in-situ T&G roof. Finish off with plywood to inner panels for rigidity.
And please don't mention the roof...
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