DIY Builds
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Only when your shed is to be located in an area that is below the grade of the rest of your yard should a concrete pad be considered for extra height and drainage. Concrete is required for garages and highly recommended for two story buildings.
To heat an average two car garage, you'll need a garage heater that is capable of heating roughly 6,000 - 9,000 cubic feet of air. We recommend...
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carpentry, the art and trade of cutting, working, and joining timber. The term includes both structural timberwork in framing and items such as...
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Concrete blocks or landscape blocks represent the most durable and secure means of filling the gap. Concrete blocks won't deteriorate or rot and...
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You should always hire an experienced and qualified electrician to make sure the job is done safely and properly. They will install an SWA cable...
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No drainage pipe necessary: As there is the ability to drain the toilet from any location, you can put a toilet anywhere in your domestic property...
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Running electricity to a shed is not a DIY job – and you shouldn't even think about doing the work yourself. While it isn't strictly illegal to...
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Yes. We have several payment options. Customers may choose to pay with by check, or credit card. Customers interested in financing their purchase can turn to the lender of their choice, or have us put them in touch with third party financing company RTO National, which offers Rent-To-Own as well as Traditional Financing options. If you choose to apply for such financing, credit ratings, interest rates, finance charges and actual payments are determined solely by that finance company, and not by any Tuff Shed representatives.
Gravel is the best shed foundation, especially for portable buildings that come with a wood floor. Concrete is the ideal foundation for a garage or...
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Patio. Your wooden shed can be placed on an existing patio, or you can lay a new one especially for it. Unless you are quite handy in the garden,...
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Cost Estimator by Size SHED SIZE TYPICAL COST RANGE 10×16 (160 sq. ft) $3,200 to $28,000 12×16 (192 sq. ft) $3,840 to $33,600 10×20 (200 sq. ft)...
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While barndominiums were originally barns converted into homes, shouses are often standard single-family homes with an attached workshop. However,...
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