[Sam23]

I would like to see the Inside and Outside of the Storage Shed you are Rock'in.
Did you buy a kit or did you build it yourself?

 

[CenlaLowell]

I recently had this built for me. I have not finished the inside just yet. Building is 12x24 I'll post more pictures when the job is complete.

 

[Sam23]

@CenlaLowell That is very big and a nice one. I like all the cement that was used.

 

[ShaneNC]

Built this shed last summer, to replace what was already in place when I bought the house. Floor in the old shed was caving in every time I rolled the mower in/out, and the siding was rotting away all around the bottom. Tore it down and rebuilt over about a weeks time. Not much to it but I'm pretty proud of it as it's one of the bigger projects I've tackled completely on my own. Old shed was 8x8, new shed is 8x10, oh and using a regular style/shape roof feels like it triples the usable space compared to the barn style roof.

No kit, no plans. And to demo the old shed, I removed the doors and then literally cut it in half from end to end across the roof and down the back wall. Then into smaller pieces I could haul to the landfill.

 

[440mag]

Verrrrrrrry nice - Cingratulations on an awesome (and way huge) improvement!!!

 

[Sam23]

@ShaneNC Looks, great! You should be very proud.

 

[Topcat]

I bought a "shed in a box kit". I tore the old one down on a Friday then spent Saturday and Sunday getting the new shed dried in, then did the finishing touches the following Saturday. I put it together alone, and if I were to do it again, I'd absolutely invite a friend over to help with the roof trusses. Those took some creative tool use and thinking to do them solo.

I was concerned that the building would be flimsy and not very sturdy, however once the roof was on the entire building stiffened up nicely, and any concerns vanished. I do have it strapped to the ground in ten places since it is a raised platform, and I am in hurricane territory. It did not budge during Irma and Matthew and I got 90MPH winds in my yard.

 

[Topcat]

Verrrrrrrry nice - Cingratulations on an awesome (and way huge) improvement!!!

+1

 

[440mag]

. . . I put it together alone, and if I were to do it again, I'd absolutely invite a friend over to help with the roof trusses. Those took some creative tool use and thinking to do them solo.

Verrrry nice; and LOL, so few words to say what I imagine was A LOT of "steppin' back, thinking and earnest chin rubbin')

 

[Sam23]

@Topcat Where did you buy that shed at. What model is it? Is it Vinyl?

 

[g-man]

What is the patio floor? Stamp concrete in 3 colors ?

 

[Gibby]

Been trying to get a shed approved for 8 months with my hoa. Finally got a variance on the position but they say it must be on a poured foundation and all brick to match the house...

 

[alpine0000]

Here is the shed I had built about a year ago, but I'm already thinking of tearing it down and building a much larger one (I'm already outgrowing this one), and have a concrete slab poured under it. It's hard to swallow though just a year after paying $3500 for this one :?



Here's the inside without my 2 mowers in it

 

[Topcat]

@Sam23 I bought the shed on Amazon from the manufacturer. Lifetime model 6415. It came in about seven boxes and it is some sort of plastic material that is bolted to steel framing. It feels much stouter than regular vinyl.
@g-man the patio is a cement overlay that was done on the existing concrete. This was the lesser of two options. Tear it out or renovate it. It's been four years since I had it done and is holding up very well.

 

[Cloudy day]

Built this last year, only 12x14ft but the steep roof makes it feel larger. Always liked white buildings with red roofs.

 

[jabopy]

. My one and only shed, storage and working goes on in there.
. Best bit is burning wood to keep warm while pottering with things!

 

[cglarsen]

I badly want a shed to house my Triplex but it's really hard to find one with a 78"+ door opening without going custom. I'd love a 12 x 12 foot basic shed with a rollup door - still searching. :roll:

 

[CenlaLowell]

I badly want a shed to house my Triplex but it's really hard to find one with a 78"+ door opening without going custom. I'd love a 12 x 12 foot basic shed with a rollup door - still searching. :roll:

You got a triplex, nice. Look for a company in your area that builds metal building. There's plenty down here in Louisiana. The company that built mine had a 20x20x 10 for I believe 7,995$ without the cement slab. You could get the garage door with 8 or 10 ft wide. It would look like this one except bigger.

 

[Tadow781]

My dad, my son and I built this last fall. Grandfather built the doors. Did all the concrete, framing and electrical. Not really a storage shed i suppose. Middle section is a woodshop, and the barn doors on the left is my lawn equipment.

 

[driver_7]

My dad, my son and I built this last fall. Grandfather built the doors. Did all the concrete, framing and electrical. Not really a storage shed i suppose. Middle section is a woodshop, and the barn doors on the left is my lawn equipment.

It's gorgeous!!