DIY Builds
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At minimum, Suncast recommends a 4” slab with reinforcement bar. Secure the shed to the concrete slab using 3/8” masonry anchors with 1” flat washers. Do not exceed 3/8” anchors. Masonry anchors and washers are available at most local hardware retailers.
Generally speaking, a 12-foot-by-12-foot shed will suit a large yard, while an 8-foot-by-10-foot one is better for a medium-size yard. In selecting...
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Metal is naturally a more durable material than wood, making it the best choice for an outdoor shed. They are lightweight but solid. In a country...
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Primarily you'll need a sturdy hot tub base that can hold a 2500kg+ filled hot tub, so look for a shed or house with at least 32mm thick decking...
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ACX plywood is intended for indoor or outdoor applications where resistance to weather and water is necessary. Mar 30, 2020
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You can layer on wood mulch or gravel to keep the cardboard in place. Gravel or rocks will hold the cardboard in place, even during high winds, as...
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Plastic sheds are just not as secure as wooden or metal ones and can easily be broken into, making them not the safest place to store high priced...
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A kedge anchor is a light anchor used for warping an anchor, also known as kedging, or more commonly on yachts for mooring quickly or in benign...
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The cheapest roof design is a roof with just hips, which are the sloping part, while the gable is the triangular bit on the end of the roof. A lot...
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