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shed building plans and permit?

By admin on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 | 2 Comments

Well I plan on building a shed in the back yard. I will need a permit but where can I get information on baltimore city permits for sheds and all the safey codes etc? there are power lines above the area we plan to build and also a pole holding the lines close by. And [...]

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How do I get free plans on building a 10 x 14 gambrel storage shed?

By admin on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 | 2 Comments

We are wanting to build a shed ourselves but would like some plans so that we know what specific supplies we need. It needs to have a Gambrel (barn style) roof, and we are putting it on cemented in post. Try googling Mother Earth, not sure of actual URL address. Or, use either google or [...]

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Allowed to build a shed on yard?

By admin on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 | 3 Comments

State: California County: Los Angeles Zip: 90502 Do I need a permit to build a shed on the backyard if Im the homeowner? The County people are being vague and unhelpful. I dont think they know, or they dont want to tell because they want to wait till its done so they can give us [...]

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Typical price of wooden garden shed?

By admin on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 | 4 Comments

I want a large shed – roughly 10′ x 12′ – with double doors so I can get garden furniture in and out of it. What is the typical price of a good quality shed this size (installed) please? I would say between $800 and $1,000 depending on style and materials. Best process is to [...]

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Why don’t the bottom of wooden garden sheds rot?

By admin on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 | 3 Comments

I was watching a video of someone constructing a shed. If a shed has a dirt floor, wooden floor, or a concrete floor- what stops the wood that meets the ground, or the wood that meets the concrete from rotting within a year? I know the wood is chemically treated- but that will only take [...]

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