I want to build a shed for some extra storage. 8x10, 8x8 or 8x12 it doesn't really matter to me. Is there a size that would be better help eliminate extra scrap wood? Does someone happen to have some plans to one they built I can just copy?
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What height are you wanting to go with and what siding material are you wanting to use. -
8x12......just becauseComment
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8 X 10 would be tough. 8 x 12 would most likely be less scrap since most material including Tin is easier to cover 12ft with full sheets then 10ftComment
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Not sure. I think I just want a slant roof, so maybe 7 or 8 in the front and 6 or 7 in the back.Originally posted by Hammerdown View PostComment
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In the end, the size matters very little as far as scrap. Keep it even numbers, buy the studs accordingly, and get to work. Plans would only slow progress on a slant roof shed.Comment
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I agree. Find the corners, set four solid posts and then start cutting/nailing/screwing!Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostComment
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12× 16 and thank me later.Comment
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maybe PM JTempleton here. Hes an ag teacher and has his students build them. I have one in my backyardComment
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I built a 12x24, just winging it.
It filled up fast!Comment
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"The Build Show" on YouTube has lots of info.
Have to sift thru a lot of custom home stuff, though.Comment
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Build it twice as big as you think you need. You will still fill it up .Comment
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I'm not sure I really need plans for every detail I guess, more of a general direction. Getting the floor level and putting on the roof are my biggest concerns.Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostComment
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Set the post straight up with concrete? I was think 4x4's leveled out and the the floor on top of that.Originally posted by Tex_Cattleman View PostComment
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