Implement Shed

[Lloyd_E]

We got a great start on the shed. What you see took us 4 hours to build.
The building is 10'x20' - 8' at back and 10' at front. There will be doors and the building will be board and batten with a solid wood roof covered in metal.

There will be a shelf in each bay that will hold some implements - rake, back blade,
sander etc.

Lloyd

 

[JohnDeere4300]

We got a great start on the shed. What you see took us 4 hours to build.
The building is 10'x20' - 8' at back and 10' at front. There will be doors and the building will be board and batten with a solid wood roof covered in metal.

There will be a shelf in each bay that will hold some implements - rake, back blade,
sander etc.

Lloyd

That's going to be a nice shed!

You sure got a lot done in 4 hours. Great job!

Thanks for sharing!

 

[jayste]

Nice job Lloyd. Looking forward to phase #2. I agree with Johndeere4300 you hooked up and got a bunch done in 4 hours!

Jay

 

[Johndeere3720]

Nice shed. Are the posts in the ground or is it sitting above ground? Very nicely done in 4 hours.

 

[PA hayseed]

There will be a shelf in each bay that will hold some implements - rake, back blade,
sander etc.

Lloyd

What do you mean by this? I cannot fathom hooking up with something on a shelf. Are you going to pull them out with forks or soemthing when you want to use them? Mentally, I am picturing like my RFM sitting on the floor, with a shelf above it with a rear blade sitting on it. Is this right?

Sorry, very curious as I am toying with the idea of building something like this for my junk (I decided not to build an extension on my pole building).

 

[ToadHill]

I built one about 20 years ago 24x24, told the wife it was plenty big, It's been full for 19 years.

 

[LBrown59]

I built one about 20 years ago 24x24, It's been full for 19 years.

That's never true is it.

 

[2manyrocks]

Universal law of physics is that your stuff will expand to exceed your available space.

BTW, would you mind sharing the dimensions and spans of the lumber you are using? Is it saw mill lumber because the posts at least, don't look pressure treated in your photos....

 

[20 20]

Very nice

 

[Dave5264]

Wow, 4 hours, thats quick.

Im building one similar (run-in shed for horses actually), took me twice as long to get that far

may be my next one will be quicker, it will be the "implement Shed" which i need to build before winter arrives