DIY Builds
DIY Builds
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All kits include: Floor, walls, trusses, door(s), trim, roof sheeting, roofing materials (shingles, drip edge and underlayment) and all door hardware. The floor joists are precut and marked. The floor sheeting and roof sheeting is precut and includes a layout sheet to show how the sheeting is laid out.
Butterfly hinges, also called surface mount cabinet hinges or dovetail hinges up, attach to the outside of cabinet doors so the entirety of the...
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Can You Buy Costco Returns? Costco gives you an opportunity to buy returned items as long as they are in good condition and safe for use. All...
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Due to the many options and variations of our shed kits, our kits can only be ordered by talking in person to one or our Shed Professionals who can answer your questions and help you select the correct size and style for your needs. Prices are for kits picked up at our warehouse. Call for delivery prices. Our Shed Kits are currently available in 2 styles (Standard Ranch & Tall Ranch), are built to order and can be somewhat customized. You only need to provide the labor and the fasteners to assemble the shed kit (a list of what you need will be provided). All Items you need will be available at your local hardware store or home center. Our shed kits include a floor. Roofing materials are included in the Shed Kit pricing. Do-it-yourself shed kit instructions will be provided. There is not a better quality shed kit available on the Internet or anywhere! Due to the complexity of some of our shed styles, Do-it-yourself kits are only available in the standard apex and Tall apex shed styles. We offer kits in either the classic series or premium series. To calculate prices on do-it-yourself kits, simply total up the base price of the shed with any options that you want and subtract 20%. Our kits are the most complete in the industry. All kits include: Floor, walls, trusses, door(s), trim, roof sheeting, roofing materials (shingles, drip edge and underlayment) and all door hardware. The floor joists are precut and marked. The floor sheeting and roof sheeting is precut and includes a layout sheet to show how the sheeting is laid out. Walls are framed and sheeted with the siding and are ready to stand. Trusses are pre-built. Trim is mostly pre-cut and marked. There are a few cuts that will need to be made but most materials are pre-cut. Everything is included except for the nails to put it together. Some customers assemble their DIY kits with screws, however, we recommend using nails because they have a much higher sheer value rating than screws. Also, it is much faster to assemble with nails. Below is a list of the tools and fasteners needed to complete the construction of your shed kit.
The pit is typically at least 3 meters (10 feet) deep and 1 m (3.2 feet) across. The distance from groundwater and surface water should be as large...
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It might seem easier to place a shed directly on the ground, but that's a bad idea for two reasons. First, the build site should be a level surface...
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Generally speaking, living in a shed is not allowed. This is because your standard shed is classed as a 10a building making it non-habitable. Sheds, carports, private garages and similar structures fall under this category.
Luckily, there are some great options for lighting up your shed! You can use natural light by installing a window, skylight or sun tube to brighten...
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Bubble wraps serve as a good insulator because of its design which has small air pockets. Because the base material for bubble wraps are plastic,...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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There are two stud spacing options for a shed: 16-inch and 24-inch stud spacing. Studs spaced at 16-inches make for a sturdier shed, but the...
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