Posted by MarkB_MI on December 06, 2018 at 03:02:42 from (174.230.22.40):
In Reply to: OT: Building A Shed posted by Ken Christopherson on December 05, 2018 at 17:37:52:
Fuhgetabout using recycled materials. Unless somebody gives you a load of clean used 2x4s and plywood, the money you save won't come close to making it worth your while. Ever tried to dismantle a pallet without destroying it? You might chance into some used trusses, doors or windows, but I wouldn't bet on it.
I would go 10x12. You can build 2 foot deep shelves across the rear and still have a 10 foot square area. Items like the snowblower can be parked under the shelves. If you use rafters rather than trusses, the greater width will give you some "attic space" to store rarely-used items.
What's the downside of pulling a permit? Will they require you to pour a concrete pad or ratwalls? While we're on that subject, what kind of floor do you want? Concrete, dirt, or plywood on joists? I've built one shed with a plywood floor and another with concrete, and concrete is the way to go. Woodchucks luv the wood-floored shed sitting on blocks.
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