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What are tuff sheds made of?

Tuff Shed buildings: To begin with,Tuff Shed buildings are made out of quality materials, unlike metal and plastic buildings. Our buildings featureTuff Shed patented steel reinforced doors, heavy-duty treated floor decking, a heavy-duty roofing system, and beefed up wall framing.

What renovations increase home value the most?
What renovations increase home value the most?

Create an Addition. Redo Your Kitchen. Renovate a Bathroom. Update Your Home's HVAC. Amplify Outdoor Living Space. Make Your Home More Accessible....

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How do you waterproof a garden shed?
How do you waterproof a garden shed?

How to waterproof your shed Start with your shed base – get it right before you build your shed. Apply regular timber treatment to prevent rot....

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These are the Best Shed Plans!
These are the Best Shed Plans!

Comprehensive and Intuitive to follow. Build That Shed!

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Storage space is coveted in almost every household. Whether it is an indoor closet or an outdoor shed, having some extra storage space can be very useful. If you’re considering adding some more storage space and you have your eye on a storage shed, there are several factors you should take into consideration before you buy. You should first consider what you would like to use your storage shed for. While storage sheds can hold everything from your lawnmower to last years Christmas decorations, what you intend to use your storage shed for will play a huge part in what you should buy. If you just want extra storage space, you might think that all sheds are the same, but the quality of materials can vary greatly. Storage sheds come in three basic materials – vinyl, metal and wood. Here is what to expect with plastic and metal sheds and how Tuff Shed buildings are different from the rest:

Plastic buildings:

These types of sheds are usually provide a reduced amount of storage space and are best used to store small items. While they often cost less than their counterparts, they do have their fair share of disadvantages. First and foremost, since plastic sheds are easy to build, they’re also easy to take apart and not as durable as other types of sheds. They are susceptible to being blown down in strong gusts of wind and other extreme weather due to how lightweight they are. Plastic sheds are also not as attractive as wood sheds. Although they have come a long way aesthetically, now resembling wood grain, a plastic shed will never have the same charm and look as a wood shed. Their color also tends to fade over time when left in the sun since few are made with UV protected materials.

Metal buildings:

Similar to their plastic equivalents, metal sheds can be cost effective but have many disadvantages. Metal sheds are also lightweight and require anchoring to prevent damage from strong winds and other weather. With metal, also comes the potential for significant rust damage in the future, and over time may become an eyesore in your backyard.

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What are the three main working principles for anchors?
What are the three main working principles for anchors?

There are six basic principles by which an anchor develops its holding power in concrete: friction, keying, threading, adhesion, welding to rebar,...

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Can I put a garage door on my shed?
Can I put a garage door on my shed?

To be able to install a sectional garage door on your shed or small garage, a minimum size must be respected so you can lift the door up under the...

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Can I build my own shed?
Can I build my own shed?

Yes, with the right plans you can build your dream shed.

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Will a Barndominium rust?
Will a Barndominium rust?

The bottom line is that rust is a risk for steel barndominiums. To minimize the risk, you just need to keep an eye on your property and deal with...

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Do you need a railing on both sides of a ramp?
Do you need a railing on both sides of a ramp?

Handrails should be provided on both sides of ramps and steps. Low kerbs, minimum 40mm height, should be incorporated along the sides of ramps as...

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Can I build my own shed?
Can I build my own shed?

Yes, with the right plans you can build your dream shed.

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How do I keep my Barndominium warm?
How do I keep my Barndominium warm?

The main ways to heat a barndominium include: Furnaces. Radiant heating systems. Heat pumps. Wood-burning stoves. Space heaters. Fireplaces. Jun...

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Can I build my own shed?
Can I build my own shed?

Yes, with the right plans you can build your dream shed.

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How high can a fence be between Neighbours?
How high can a fence be between Neighbours?

Are there any legal rules and regulations I need to consider? In the UK, the norm is that fencing in your back garden should be a maximum height of...

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