Looking for a shed

[derf]

Anyone know of a good place to buy a assemble yourself shed?

[rogue]

Home Depot....Lowe's....

Edit to add: Most of them are a PITA to assemble...

[Mr Lefty]

yeah I'd just go to home depot or lowes or another lumber store...

they're not THAT difficult to build... all depends on how good you are with tools...

[rogue]

yeah I'd just go to home depot or lowes or another lumber store...

they're not THAT difficult to build... all depends on how good you are with tools...

...and how many beers you have :dthumb:

[Mr Lefty]

...and how many beers you have :dthumb:

:lol:

[askmrjesus]

Anyone know of a good place to buy a assemble yourself shed?

There are tons of shed plans available online.

If you can build a down hill racer, you can build a shed.

JC

[ZUKIMON]

Kind of a funny thing that you should ask this, as I have been looking for the last two days for a shed exclusively for my bike. When warmer weather rolls around, I have a nice 18'x26' metal building that I need to tear down in another county where I used to live and move it up here. I figure when that's done, I can put the mowers and such in the shed so as to not take up room that my bike and Yota could have.

I have been looking online at Lowes and have found a couple that look promising for less than $400 but, I would like to look at one in person before I make up my mind. I worry that they would be very flimsy and prone to being moved around by the wind.

[njchopper87]

Steer clear of aluminum sheds if you don't build your own. They're all shit.

[Papa_Complex]

...and how many beers you have :dthumb:

If you have enough beer handy then it's always easy. You just get someone else to do it for you. Just make sure that you don't give them the beer until AFTER it's built, unless you want that shed to look like a helicopter.

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Navigation?Ntk=AllProps&N=10000003+90401+500885&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053&langId=-1

[tommymac]

Steal a neighbors shed:idk:

Tom

[Adeptus_Minor]

Buy a 20' shipping container and build around it.
Some companies will even install windows and side doors on them for you.
And they're a damn sight more solid than most of those screw-together sheds.

[marko138]

I bought mine at Lowes. However, it's a piece of shit. Didn't even come with all the lumber and fasteners. Had to supply my own. Shitty.

[the chi]

Got my old one at Lowes, came with everything except the roofing shingles (and flooring I think) and the nails to do so. While I suck at roofing and it was my first attempt at building a structure (with help) its made it through a couple hurricanes, and a few years and is still solid as ever.

[Ducati Diva]

:idk: if you can but also check into having a prebuilt one delivered. When we looked in to building one checked lowes, home depo ect but they were not very good quality and still had to buy shingles, fastners, nails... We ended up getting a prebuilt one delivered and set up for just two hundred more than the basic kit(without above listed stuff) to build our own.

Good luck!

[Apoc]

Buy some lumber, nails, siding, and roofing, and build your self a much nicer shed than you could have bought for what you'll spend. And put on double barnstyle doors.