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JB's Shed

  • July 24, 2018
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My daughter needed to clean toys out of her garage, but didn't want an intrusive shed. I thought I would try to build a 4x8 foot lean- to typed shed. It cost about $ 500 to build. I prefabbed the shed at my house and used 3" deck screws. I then took it apart and delivered it to her house. The roofing was installed and is ondura style. Not bad for my first attempt. built with 2x4's, plywood flooring, standard Lowes siding.

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  • Nicely done! It turned out great!
    By RYOBI NATION, on July 25, 2018

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JB's Shed

by Jwbierbrodt
Jul 24, 2018

My daughter needed to clean toys out of her garage, but didn't want an intrusive shed. I thought I would try to build a 4x8 foot lean- to typed shed. It cost about $ 500 to build. I prefabbed the shed at my house and used 3" deck screws. I then took it apart and delivered it to her house. The roofing was installed and is ondura style. Not bad for my first attempt. built with 2x4's, plywood flooring, standard Lowes siding.