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Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?

Just in case I decide to move.

I would use 4×4 skids. That way when you move it, it can just be slid onto a flatbed trailer and off you go.

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  • services sprite Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?
  • services sprite Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?
  • services sprite Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?
  • services sprite Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?
  • services sprite Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?
  • services sprite Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?
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4 Responses to “Building a shed no more than 120 sq ft how do I make a foundation that will allow the building to be moved..?”

  1. Dannygirl w/daughter & hubby! says:
    March 7, 2010 at 7:46 pm

    cinder blocks
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  2. Peppy says:
    March 7, 2010 at 8:28 pm

    I would give it a sturdy frame for the floor reinforced at critical lifting pads.
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  3. Oscar says:
    March 7, 2010 at 8:39 pm

    I would use 4×4 skids. That way when you move it, it can just be slid onto a flatbed trailer and off you go.
    References :

  4. Dr. Strangelove says:
    March 7, 2010 at 8:44 pm

    Build it on 8"x8" treated landscape ties. Dig in the ties around the perimeter, then fill the center with gravel. Screw the bottom plate of your shed to the 8×8′s to keep the wind from blowing it over.
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    I did this with a shed in NJ, but never moved it.

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