You should make your shed close to the size of the material you're buying...

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Jan 15, 2019
3:51:50pm

ClackamasCoug All-American

To minimize waste and maximize size.

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I need a shed in my back yard. Probably 8x10 or 10x12. Questions from those who have added a shed in the past...

Tokolosh All-American

1/15/19 3:00pm

Easy enough. Get a book at Amazon or Home Depot. The ones I've built were just

Skeptical Optimist

1/15/19 3:04pm

I haven't done electrical in one, but it wouldn't be that tough

Skeptical Optimist

1/15/19 3:05pm

learn from my mistake.

riboflavin

1/15/19 3:05pm

What is this? A shed for ANTS?

Skeptical Optimist

1/15/19 3:06pm

RE: learn from my mistake.

coug almighty

1/15/19 3:08pm

Much cheaper to build & easy enough. Can get plans online if you want. I'd do a concrete pad

soupie

1/15/19 3:11pm

We did concrete floor just because we knew we would want to spray it out to clean it periodically

cheezedawg

1/15/19 3:14pm

is this a he-shed or a she-shed?

Cougarclaw

1/15/19 3:40pm

Tools, bikes, work bench shed.

Tokolosh

1/15/19 3:58pm

You should make your shed close to the size of the material you're buying...

ClackamasCoug

1/15/19 3:51pm

I built a 12X15 shed a year ago. Building is far cheaper and not difficult.

Lifi

1/15/19 4:11pm

I ordered mine through Wright sheds in SLC...

Mufasa

1/15/19 5:00pm

Also...

Mufasa

1/15/19 5:02pm

I bought my house with a shed already in place. I put in a new door,

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