DIY Builds
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Start with a Switch The NEC requires a means, such as a single-pole switch, to disconnect the power where it enters the shed. ... Connect the wires inside the shed to a switch. Run wires from the switch to a GFCI receptacle, and from there to the rest of the outlets or lights in your shed.
A Floating Slab Foundation A floating slab foundation also includes a concrete footer, but the exterior walls are built directly on top of the...
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Do I have a right to light in my garden? The right to light only applies to rooms in your house, not open ground, so you will not ordinarily be...
Read More »Introduction Learn how to run electrical wires outside underground to reach sheds, lights, patios and other locations, following safe wiring practices.
A 12”x24” is the most common shed size for large footprints. Nearly the size of a garage, this can hold practically anything and everything you...
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Top 5 Tips to Prevent Mould in your Shed Ventilate your shed. Make sure everything is dry. Add moisture absorbers or a dehumidifier. Keep...
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The right size shed for the job is a 10 foot by 16 foot option. With those dimensions, you have enough room to comfortably house a large mower and...
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If your warehouse or business needs easy-to-clean pallets without sacrificing performance and durability, here are some alternative options to...
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So, without further ado, let's dive in! Create an Accent Wall. Using just a few planks of cedarwood, you can create a stylized accent wall for your...
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Salt: Spreading iodized salt on the gravel will kill weeds, but it will sterilize the ground for years to come, so use it sparingly. Boiling Water:...
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