DIY Builds
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A standard 24' x 24' barn can be enough to start, but if you expand, you'll need more space. Many of our clients who use their barns strictly as shops, woodworking, welding, cnc, etc. find it beneficial to go with a 30' x 40' or slightly larger.
When a toilet gurgles, suction is building up in the drain line, which causes an airlock. Since the same pipe connects to both your upstairs and...
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You can plant flowers, shrubs, small-growing evergreen bushes, vegetables, or herbs in front of your shed. Typically, most people plant either...
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Look for the IPPC stamp on the side of the wood to determine how it was treated. Pallets marked with an “HT” were heat-treated and did not come...
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With a shed, we are going to be limited to the thinnest options depending on the size of the interior framing. 20mm or 25mm thickness will be...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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The base should be solid, square, flat and level to ensure the stability of your shed. We recommend using paving slabs, tarmac or concrete. A solid...
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How Much Do Metal Sheds Cost? The cost of metal garden sheds typically ranges from $400 to $2,000 or more, depending on the exact size and features...
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The best timber for a stud wall is simple, common, low-cost construction-grade carcassing timber, but you can also use treated timber if you wish....
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Although the term "woodworker" may evoke the image of a craftsman who uses hand tools to build ornate furniture, the modern woodworking trade is...
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