Made progress today!

[gleblanc1783]

Spent about 9 hours today and managed to get it mostly done. Can take my time now and get some 1x rough cut from the local saw mill and do the (vertical) siding.

Dimensions are 8' x 6' with a standing seam (green) roof.

Should hopefully fit our two cords for this year!

 

[Scooter422]

Good job! Nothing like a good wood shelter!

 

[Monaco]

Standing seam? Impressive that's on my house and it was a lot more costly than normal ribbed metal

 

[gleblanc1783]

Standing seam? Impressive that's on my house and it was a lot more costly than normal ribbed metal

Perhaps standing seam wasn't the correct description. I thought any metal that was similar was standing seam -- I bought it at Lowe's and it wasn't that expensive so perhaps it's just ribbed metal.

 

[notenuff]

forgive the dumb question if it turns out to be but when you build a shed like that on the precast footers is there a significant chance of wind flipping over a near empty or empty shed? been looking to build one that way.
thanks,

 

[NHcpa]

Looks great! you will find stacking much easier!

 

[Oldman47]

forgive the dumb question if it turns out to be but when you build a shed like that on the precast footers is there a significant chance of wind flipping over a near empty or empty shed? been looking to build one that way.
thanks,

A lot depends on how many surfaces you have left behind for the wind to catch. If you leave behind an open structure the wind will blow right through it but if you try to do too much to prevent rain/snow contaminating your wood you probably create surfaces for the wind to catch.

 

[notenuff]

OK thanks.