New Wood Shed

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Naandme

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Jan 16, 2011
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Eaton, Indiana
Just got my new wood shed built its 12' x 18' when I fill it, it will hold 10 cords its about 20 feet from the back door!
 

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Nice shed, how deep are those 4x4's and did you use concrete to set them?
 
They are 34" deep and I did set them in concrete
 
Shed looks great and plenty of room.. The roof supports seem spaced a bit far do you think snow/wind loading could cause a problem?

Ray
 
Naandme said:
They are 34" deep and I did set them in concrete


42in. and you could have drop the concrete....But never can really over build! :cheese:
 
Naandme said:
Just got my new wood shed built its 12' x 18' when I fill it, it will hold 10 cords its about 20 feet from the back door!



Great looking wood shed, what did you use for making your holes?




Zap
 
raybonz said:
Shed looks great and plenty of room.. The roof supports seem spaced a bit far do you think snow/wind loading could cause a problem?

Ray
They are spaced 3' apart and should be fine plus added two 2x6 supports in the center just in case of snow weight
 
zapny said:
Naandme said:
Just got my new wood shed built its 12' x 18' when I fill it, it will hold 10 cords its about 20 feet from the back door!



Great looking wood shed, what did you use for making your holes?




Zap
I used the to-30 tractor with post hole auger. The holes are minium of 34" deep with concrete
 
Great looking wood shed.
Good air circulation, pallet floor, metal roof. You're styl'n.
How long before we see a picture of it full of seasoned wood ?? :)

Good job!
 
I like it. Now the real work begins (filling it).
 
Looks good and you'll make good use of it too along with enjoying it.
 
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