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Metal scrap to woodshed

Kurt Larsen
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I had a huge pallet from some steel roofing I installed on my roof. Instead of throwing it out I decided to use it and the scrap steel to build a woodshed in the backyard. Prior to this the wood was between 4 fence posts and sitting on treated plywood all from the previous home owner. The only thing I had to purchase was the 6 4x4s I used to support it.

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      • LARGE PALLET
      • TREATED 4X4
      • DECK SCREWS
      • STEEL ROOFING
      • TREATED 2X4S

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  • Terrific idea, and a great use of available materials! You're going to be all set when Fall weather rolls in. Nice work!
    By RYOBI Nation, on August 17, 2016

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Metal scrap to woodshed

by Kurt Larsen
Aug 04, 2016

I had a huge pallet from some steel roofing I installed on my roof. Instead of throwing it out I decided to use it and the scrap steel to build a woodshed in the backyard. Prior to this the wood was between 4 fence posts and sitting on treated plywood all from the previous home owner. The only thing I had to purchase was the 6 4x4s I used to support it.