DIY Builds
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If you choose to go with a concrete pad, it's imperative that the concrete be level. Any slope will impact shed assembly and ultimately affect the lifespan of your shed. An old RV pad that has a slope will not work if you are planning on bolting the shed to your concrete pad.
Six-foot rollup doors need at least 16 inches of headroom, while a 20-foot stainless-steel door requires 25 inches of vertical headroom. Extreme®...
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Is a Cupola a Steeple? Although a cupola may hold a bell, it is not large enough to hold many bells. A cupola is not as lofty as a steeple, nor is...
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Most oak trees put off a ton of heat when they burn, but the white oak is at the top of the list with an astounding 30.7 million BTUs of heat per...
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Sugar increases the setting time of cement up to 1.33 hrs at dosage level of 0.06% by wt of cement. There will be no effect on workability,...
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You do need gravel under a concrete slab, footing, or patio. Gravel provides a solid foundation for your concrete as it can be compacted. It also...
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They will live in the same location as long as they are not threatened if squirrel trapping is not put in place. Squirrels can dig under sheds and...
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May 2022 some building material prices going down. Framing lumber and construction lumber have dropped dramatically in price over the last few...
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While there's no perfect product on the market, we highly recommend Cuprinol's anti slip decking paint. During our extensive anti slip decking...
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