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Resources on building a shop
Posted on 3/13/18 at 11:39 am
Posted on 3/13/18 at 11:39 am
I plan on building a 30x30 shop with Hardie plank exterior and shingled roof. I'm looking for any type of resources on how to do it exactly, whether it be a book or video. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Tia.
Posted on 3/13/18 at 11:42 am to Chuckd
Wood framed? How tall are the walls? How steep is the roof?
Posted on 3/13/18 at 12:17 pm to Chuckd
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resources on how to do it exactly, whether it be a book or video
Not too sure because I've just gotten experience by doing it. However, if you're mathematically retarded like Broke or just don't feel like crunching numbers blocklayer has some pretty cool calculators for just about anything.
Posted on 3/13/18 at 12:30 pm to Chuckd
April Wilkerson is building one.
She's pretty easy on the eyes too. You can get some basic knowledge to see if its something you can handle or not. I built my own shed pretty much by myself and it was pretty easy but I do have construction experience. Honestly if I was going 30'x30' I'd have someone black it in and shingle it.
She's pretty easy on the eyes too. You can get some basic knowledge to see if its something you can handle or not. I built my own shed pretty much by myself and it was pretty easy but I do have construction experience. Honestly if I was going 30'x30' I'd have someone black it in and shingle it.
Posted on 3/13/18 at 1:01 pm to Chuckd
There are many many shed plans available for cheap or even free online. Some of the paid ones even have a pick sheet for materials.
Posted on 3/13/18 at 2:10 pm to Chuckd
30' clear is asking for trouble without using engineered structural members. i would go 20 x 40 or so. in any event, the easiest design especially if you dont have a lot of help or access to equipment is pole barn
you will have a row of posts on your long sides (the eaves) and then a run of beams connecting the posts (again, at the eave). you can then get pre-engineered roof trusses (light, pre assembled, easy to erect) and lay those on top of the beams with H-clips. then nailers across the trusses and roof sheets on the nailers. at the walls, you can stud them and hardi them
all you need be concerned with in this design is that you are square and plumb
you will have a row of posts on your long sides (the eaves) and then a run of beams connecting the posts (again, at the eave). you can then get pre-engineered roof trusses (light, pre assembled, easy to erect) and lay those on top of the beams with H-clips. then nailers across the trusses and roof sheets on the nailers. at the walls, you can stud them and hardi them
all you need be concerned with in this design is that you are square and plumb
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