The shed goes up.

[Cliff_Johns]

The previous post, before and after the pour shows the foundation. This set of six photos shows the construction of the shed/workshop/tractor garage built on top of that.

Photo 1: Walls up.

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Photo 2: Rafters waiting to go up.
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Photo 3: Roof's up with tar paper on

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Photo 4: Done - view from the side.

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Photo 5: Done - view from the back/side

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Photo 6: last one. View from my back door.

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[beenthere]

Is that 14 x 20', or close to that size? and 9' walls? Roof pitch 5 in 12? Mind all these questions?

Nice looking building, siding, trim and finish (and great pics).

Thanks

My son is thinking of something along this line, but is restricted by code to be less than 150 sqft without a building permit, or by the subdivision code (don't remember which). I was suggesting an enclosed area of 10x15 for lawn tractor and garden tools, and a roof about the size and shape of yours (has to match the house -attached--style and yours is perfect) that will cover the enclosed area plus have a 'veranda' under roof for gardening work.

 

[Nasty135]

Very nice looking building ya got there Cliff! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif, Does it have cable? /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[Cliff_Johns]

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Yes, 14X20. Slightly more than 9' walls. 6/12 pitch. Don't mind the questions at all.

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[GerardC]

Very nice Cliff. Looks well built.
I hope to put a 14' or 16' x 40' addition on my garage in the near future. I just wish that our projects would get done in the time it takes to look at them on the computer /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif. G