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how do i build a shed in my backyard?

i want like a little closet room to myself, like not to live in or anything, but i want a room the size of a tool shed to hang out in with my friends. so how could i build a shed like that?

You should definitely build it yourself, rather than getting a pre-made one. You’ll save heaps of money.

Do you have any wookworking experience? If not, it doesn’t really matter because they’re pretty simple to construct. If it’s your first shed, I’d recommend that you get hold of some readymade shed plans to make it easier – they’ll tell you exactly what you need to do and what you need.

I’d also recommend installing some insulation to ensure it doesn’t get too cold in there (though this obviously depends where you live).

My blog (below) will give you some things to think about.

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6 Responses to “how do i build a shed in my backyard?”

  1. Reef says:
    November 28, 2009 at 2:03 am

    Find out if there are set back requirements and size issues from your town before starting so they don’t make you tear it down or mive it.
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  2. your prob 1 ofthe tattle tales. says:
    November 28, 2009 at 2:42 am

    seriously, ??

    build 4 square walls with 2x4s an plywood,

    then slap a roof on it.
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  3. Dean says:
    November 28, 2009 at 3:13 am

    supposing that money is not an issue, and that you really want to do that, i would say you need a concrete platform, of about 10-20 cm thick, i would build it on woden pillars , timber on the outside, nicely painted … and if you want to use it summer time .. you you can even get an electric socket in there, a electric radiator, walls insulation! light and all! the question is not clear enough …. if YOU want to build it! the fact that you want you build and asking this … shows you should not do it .. :) it`s a serious thing … you might be able to get a tight space to squeeze in … with your friends .. but if you want something that would hold .. you need a builder …
    or! try one of those sheds you can put together … from … ikea, and other garden shops ….
    dan_handyman@rocketmail.com
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  4. xxspeakeasyxx says:
    November 28, 2009 at 3:18 am

    It really depends on how much time, effort, and money you are willing to put into it. I think the fast, low cost, and easiest way is a prefab plastic shed. The DuraMax 8X6 shed is under $400 dollars and could be constructed in 1 day. You could be hiding from your parents and taking bong hits in no time. You could even start a band and have an excuse to be out there with your friends raising hell. Jake
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  5. douglas says:
    November 28, 2009 at 4:06 am

    i dont where you are but it may be to your advantage to but you a shed like you wont dresken building has some that rent to own to you these are great they are cheaper than you buid one for a 12 by 18 foot buidling down here is 5400.00 after finicing they are nice they run about 100.00 a month thereare others out there these just the one tha ti thought of but to answer your question go the home improvement store home depot or lowes look at thier book section they have nlice ones there that will tell you step by step how to do what you want hope this helps
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  6. Build A Shed says:
    November 28, 2009 at 4:39 am

    You should definitely build it yourself, rather than getting a pre-made one. You’ll save heaps of money.

    Do you have any wookworking experience? If not, it doesn’t really matter because they’re pretty simple to construct. If it’s your first shed, I’d recommend that you get hold of some readymade shed plans to make it easier – they’ll tell you exactly what you need to do and what you need.

    I’d also recommend installing some insulation to ensure it doesn’t get too cold in there (though this obviously depends where you live).

    My blog (below) will give you some things to think about.

    Good luck :)
    References :
    http://www.buildashedtoday.com

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