Shed

**former86camaro** · 06-14-2005, 11:16 AM

Build or Buy... I live in Florida and would like it to hold:

2 bikes

1 motorcycle

1 mower, 6.75HP Self RWD

Misc Items

If biuld any plans on one that I could biuld?

**NoDoze** · 06-14-2005, 12:34 PM

Originally posted by Mr. Clean 2K

Build or Buy... I live in Florida and would like it to hold:

2 bikes

1 motorcycle

1 mower, 6.75HP Self RWD

Misc Items

If biuld any plans on one that I could biuld?

Do you live in a subdivision that is governed by a Homeowner`s Assoc.? If you are governed by the association, they will have general guidelines (height, etc) for you to follow.

If you have the luxury of not being apart of a homeowner`s association. I`d purchase a couple books on the subject and design it exactly how you`d want it. The possiblities would be endless!

**holland_patrick** · 06-14-2005, 01:39 PM

BUY...

sheds usa has a deal with HD and others you get Lifetime worrinty and they will have it up in 3-4 hours Now i`m getting a 16X12 and upgrades Pine ext. presuretread floor 12 inch on center.. stuff like that it came out to 4500

As i told my wife I`m a firefighter the old shed came down in one hour.. the new one would take one year if i did it.

**BigChevMan** · 06-14-2005, 02:22 PM

Check county and city regulations and then if you care you can worry about home owners association regulations. I have yet to see a home owners association sue over something like a shed. it`s just too costly to do that. The county had the strictest regulations here when I built my 12x16 shed. It was actually more difficult with the poored concrete floor than if I had just put it on 4x4 stringers.

**DaGonz** · 06-14-2005, 06:19 PM

If you build or buy... think of the future! You never make it big enough!

**bigltc** · 06-15-2005, 01:03 PM

My neighbor went with these guys. http://www.shedshop.com/

He has a concrete pad and ran his own water/electric and drywall and carpeting.

On the oher hand, my friend found DIY plans on the internet and built it himself. The only tip he gave me was to use wood screws instead of nails. Its easier to take apart in case (or when) you screw up.

**imported_kgb** · 06-15-2005, 01:16 PM

Go to your local lumber yard. They will usually design one for you and drop off all of the lunber with prints and all you will have to do is throw it together.