Things You'll Need:
- Adhesives
- Hammer
- Wooden boards
- Measuring tape
- Nails
- Molded plastic boards or metal frames
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Step 1
Determine the purpose for which the shed will be used.
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Step 2
Plan the shed size to suit it's purpose.
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Step 3
Prepare a list of materials that you will need. This will include wooden panels, metal frames and sheets, molded plastic frames, hammer, nails and adhesives (see link below).
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Step 4
Look for an appropriate site that remains clean and dry. It should not have water-logging problems.
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Step 5
Decide on the type of flooring; concrete or wooden.
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Step 6
Clear the chosen location of debris, grass or plants. Level it well.
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Step 7
Start making the shed frame. Use a hammer and nails to join wooden boards. Use molded plastic frames if needed.
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Step 8
Make windows and door as per your plan. Cut the frames according the size you want.
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Step 9
Erect the frames with the correct sizes and nail them well.
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Step 10
Ensure that all the four walls and windows are linked strongly with the nails and adhesives.
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Step 11
Keep at least one source of light if you want to use the shed at night. Call an electrician, if necessary.
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Step 12
Paint and furnish the shed as desired.











Comments
dirtydrift said
on 3/27/2008 I have a shed 12' x 12' (wood) probably 1500 lbs. It was pushed off it's foundation by a truck accident. Part of the foundation was damaged. (Foundation was 8" high)I have to move the shed approx 8 ft. to repair foundation, and then get it back on foundation. Any ideas as to jacking it up-what to roll it off with and how to get it back in place. I forgot to mention it is now sitting on 16" on center floor joist's on grass. I'm new to this site so please excuse errors.
Thank for any ideas. JJ
wow that comment is so old still need a suggestion or my opinion?
shedman said
on 7/16/2007 I have a shed 12' x 12' (wood) probably 1500 lbs. It was pushed off it's foundation by a truck accident. Part of the foundation was damaged. (Foundation was 8" high)I have to move the shed approx 8 ft. to repair foundation, and then get it back on foundation. Any ideas as to jacking it up-what to roll it off with and how to get it back in place. I forgot to mention it is now sitting on 16" on center floor joist's on grass. I'm new to this site so please excuse errors.
Thank for any ideas. JJ