Small pole shed project

[rogerius]

Until the barn will be build, I needed a way to storage all the attachments, so this 12x28 pole shed will help me with this. It was a quick build and took me 3 weekends to build. For poles I used some cedar from my property and for roof I used rol roofing. I tried to keep the cost as low as posible, so the total was under 300$. Here are some pictures for review. Still I'm thinking if I need to add braces or not.

 

[Bob77064]

Looks good.

 

[Artisan]

It will still be there 50 years from now barring a twister!
Thanx for the pics!

 

[Western]

X's 3 what they said, looks good for the $$

 

[theboman]

Nice job!!

 

[Chaddo]

Lookin good, thanks for the pic's

 

[DutchHenryBrown]

I LIKE it good job.:thumbsup:

 

[HarryN]

Good work. It will really come in handy!!

 

[Iowachild]

Good looking project!:thumbsup: I really envy you guys that have cedar trees on your property. I have lots of hemlock, but it's not the best for things like poles. I had one I used for a gate post rot off in 5 years one time.:irked:

 

[bullbreaker]

Looks real good,nothing small about it. Thanks for starting thread and shareing pic's ! :thumbsup:


Boone

 

[copperhead1967]

Looks good, I like the way you overlapped and bolted the headers. Should be a strong built shed. Some steel roofing overtop of the rollroof down the road will make that shed last forever. I got some "rainbow" seconds for $1 @ Lft (3 foot wide) form my local metal supply shop, ended up all being white in color. Only bracing I would consider would be on the front and back corners to prevent racking from side to side over time. I see it being used as a wood shed once your barn is built.