I could always put a toilet in the shed. Would make it complete home then
What a waste of perfectly good firewood.
The ultimate house, 7 garages and 2 bed rooms
They had a law in UK that if a building was there for 4 years and no complaints that it could stay but it seems your not allowed to hide as one person tried to do with a giant hay stack supported by scaffolding.The council made me get rid of my 10 year old shed.
Given it was a temporary shed ( 14m X 9m and 4.5m high) built out of gal pipe and a tarp for walls and roof that was only supposed to be there for a year I can't complain too much.
Enough lumber to construct another SHED.
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That would be like “heaven” a shed for ever need.You should have seen how much was originally there...enough for a whole subdivision of sheds
That would be like “heaven” a shed for ever need.
It would also need a bar, or will the bike rack you just built double as a bar?
Yeah I'm in the same boat but at least I have a 2 car garage.I come from a long line of proud shed owners so I feel constant guilt by shaming my family from having bought a house with only a single car garage (attached the the house so doesn't qualify as a shed by any stretch of the imagination) and a ****** little garden shed that barely fits the mower. Dad says he's ok with my life choices but he can't look me in the eye when he tells me that.
I come from a long line of proud shed owners so I feel constant guilt by shaming my family from having bought a house with only a single car garage (attached the the house so doesn't qualify as a shed by any stretch of the imagination) and a ****** little garden shed that barely fits the mower. Dad says he's ok with my life choices but he can't look me in the eye when he tells me that.
You two need to take a serious look at yerselves in the mirror! Or get a good divorce lawyer, my last debacle breaking out the tools in the dinning room, ended in near blood shed!! (and not from my lack luster skills with sharp tools, that has accounted for 37 stitches over the years)Yeah I'm in the same boat but at least I have a 2 car garage.
I come from a long line of proud shed owners so I feel constant guilt by shaming my family from having bought a house with only a single car garage (attached the the house so doesn't qualify as a shed by any stretch of the imagination) and a ****** little garden shed that barely fits the mower. Dad says he's ok with my life choices but he can't look me in the eye when he tells me that.
You two need to take a serious look at yerselves in the mirror! Or get a good divorce lawyer, my last debacle breaking out the tools in the dinning room, ended in near blood shed!! (and not from my lack luster skills with sharp tools, that has accounted for 37 stitches over the years)
Weekly meetings may help, but ya haven't got a shed between you to hold them.
Sort it out, start a BB or somethin!
Built my own grain mill
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