Wood Shed / Shelters Pictures

[Wedge32]

Looking to build a wood shelter along my property line. I have 80 ' long spot.
Would like to Stack the wood in it up to 3 courses wide.

NO MORE TARPS blowing in the wind. I like the corrugated plastic idea.

Any pictures :camera: out there???

 

[flewism]

You need to do a search on wood sheds, plenty will show up.

 

[ericjeeper]

sounds interesting enough

My biggest concern would be making sure it is built high enough in the front to avoid head banging. Otherwise you will have sore back from being bent over while loading and unloading. Maybe set 2 4x4 post every eight feet. Nail a 2x10 at a 2/12 pitch Then throw 3 2x4s 16 feet long on top, then nail tin cut to fit and have at it.

 

[R W Ohio]

This is the 10'x20' wood shed we built last summer.It was a lot better than the tarps that were used in the past.

 

[johnha]

This is the 10'x20' wood shed we built last summer.It was a lot better than the tarps that were used in the past.

Nice job.

 

[Wedge32]

You need to do a search on wood sheds, plenty will show up.

Copy that.

 

[blis]

thats one way, and it looks mighty pretty :rockn:

ps. incase you didnt notice, it still hasnt got roof in that pic

 

[Circle B MN]

thats one way, and it looks mighty pretty :rockn:

ps. incase you didnt notice, it still hasnt got roof in that pic

OK you win....

 

[fourapples]

Another one

Here is mine built last summer 6' x 20' and holds a little over 6 cords.

 

[spidertoy]

I am hoping to build a shed that will be 16' square, 8' tall, so it should hold around 15-16cord, using 4x4, 2x4 lattice and corrugated plastic for the roof, should come in around $800-900

 

[PaulinNY]

shed

Awesome. Just get me a recliner and i'll move in.

 

[Jon E]

http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=85156

 

[CanadianRedneck]

wishful ambitions

lookin to take care of this, this summer. thinkin of adding a 10 foot wide lean to style woodshed to back garage. So will be 24 feet long and 8 feet tall at lowest point. Next problem is gonna be finding enough wood to fill it. Need more trees to feed my saws if anyone has sugesstions were to find in Southern Ontario?


:chainsawguy:

 

[Turkeyslayer]

lookin to take care of this, this summer. thinkin of adding a 10 foot wide lean to style woodshed to back garage. So will be 24 feet long and 8 feet tall at lowest point. Next problem is gonna be finding enough wood to fill it. Need more trees to feed my saws if anyone has sugesstions were to find in Southern Ontario?


:chainsawguy:

Find a farmer looking to clear fencerows, lots of wood just watch for fencing.

 

[Moss Man]

Put the largest overhangs on it that you can, precipitation is pushed around alot by the wind and can really wet the outer edge piles.

 

[CanadianRedneck]

had thought would close ends in and sliding doors on long side, use residential roof vents to help maintain airflow