DIY Builds
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Pressure-treated lumber is sold for use as foundations for pressure-treated wood sheds and is the best material for any part of the shed that gets in contact with the ground.
Anchor your plastic shed to its base to ensure it stays firmly fixed to the ground. Polycarbonate sheds offer plenty of protection from wet...
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Las Vegas, Nevada. Downtown Las Vegas has possibly the most famous tiny house community in the U.S. Created by Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh, the community...
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If you've been wondering is it cheaper to build your own shed, you'll discover that yes, it is less expensive to build your own shed than to...
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Nails are often preferable for large projects because they can be installed quickly with nail guns. They are also less expensive than screws. Nov...
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Powering a shed can be quite costly, especially if it is done by a licensed electrician. However, if you take on the task, it is important you look...
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Do you need a foundation for your shed? Typically, small sheds in the size range of 6×8 or smaller do not require a foundation. However, we suggest...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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Garden sheds and outbuildings must be one story, and maximum eaves height cannot exceed 2.5 metres. Overall, your shed cannot exceed 4 metres in...
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The good: Only a quarter of the weight of rebar, fiberglass does not corrode and so can last much longer than standard rebar. It also has higher...
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192 sq. ft 12x16 Sheds. Square footage: 192 sq. ft.
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Take 72" (or 6') and subtract 24". This gives you 46" off the floor for the bottom of your window. Take away 1/2" from this for your rough opening....
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