So I bought one of those garage in a box things to use for my wood shed this winter. I was wondering if I should cover the top/sides (it's all one piece) and leave the ends open or if I should close the whole thing up.
How would you cover my wood shed?
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LLigetfa
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Raise it up on blocks so air can get under the skirt. Cut a large louvered vent into the rear panel and keep the front panel rolled up as long as there isn't horizontal rain.
stejus
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Doesn't West Michigan get lots of snow and wind? If so, I don't think this stands a chance in the winter.
stejus said:
It'll be fine. I got the round top that was suggested earlier when I asked about it. The round top is stronger and can hold up to excess snow. The whole structure is anchored into the ground by 8 30" long stakes.
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