A plastic wood shed

[PhilNH5]

We burn a lot of wood for heat. For years we stacked it on pallets and covered it with tarps. My wife wanted a shed to keep it dry and easier to access in the winter. I didn't want to spend the money.
We compromised and ordered a plastic shed from Sears.

This first pic is of the BX hauling lumber for the foundation

 

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Next we used the BX to haul the decking.

 

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This is my wife working on the foundation for the shed.

All pressure treated lumber. For a 12 x 10 ft platform it costs $329 just for the lumber. Wow.

 

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We had Sears deliver the shed. It came in four big boxes.
The BX moved these to the shed site.

 

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Finally we could start the shed. This is my wife putting up the walls. Everything snapped together.

 

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This is the shed with 4 walls and the front doors.

 

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This is the finished shed from the front

 

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This is the finished shed from the back.

All in all I am pleased. It took 5 hours to get a weather tight shell. Then we spent another two hours hanging the shutters and mounting the cupola.

It is much more sturdy than I expected.

 

[Manitou]

Looks good our wood pile could use one to . Garry

 

[scott_vt]

Mornin Phil,
Very nice I didnt realize that Sears had one that large ! I know they have the tool lockers but nothing that big ! Should do a great job with no maintainence.

BTW I noticed the wife was doing most of the work !