Storage Shed

[gripenfelter]

http://www.hawkbuildings.com/buildings/our-buildings/

Paid $1200 delivered and assembled for my 8x8.

[Thehead]

I had mine built by homestead sheds like Craig said. I paid them in cash and did some negotiations with them. Price was 1/2 of what tuff shed quoted me for the same thing. Three white boys showed up on Saturday morning at 10am and were done by 2. I told them what I wanted over the phone and when the showed up the walls were prebuilt the doors were built and all the sidings were cut. I'm pretty happy with it and would use them again.

[kpc01]

I had mine built by homestead sheds like Craig said. I paid them in cash and did some negotiations with them. Price was 1/2 of what tuff shed quoted me for the same thing. Three white boys showed up on Saturday morning at 10am and were done by 2. I told them what I wanted over the phone and when the showed up the walls were prebuilt the doors were built and all the sidings were cut. I'm pretty happy with it and would use them again.

what size did you go with? I was looking at the 12x16 on homestead sheds for 2700 or so. Mines in a wierd spot so might need them to look first but just trying to see what prices and sizes are out there. I have a 20x40 shop and basically want this butted up to the back of it.

[KBScobravert]

Mine is going up right now.

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[kpc01]

no pics yet?

[KBScobravert]

no pics yet?

[Sleeper]

strange placement.

[KBScobravert]

strange placement.

It is squared to the house but my property line and the fence follow the roads contour. Odd shaped corner lot. The shed is 20' from my patio edge and there is a door from the garage to the patio.

Had we put it in yj ed back of the lot I wouldn't be running power to it since it would be 300' from the house. I also wanted my air compressor in there too. Much easier for a short run to feed the garage.

[kpc01]

looks good. I've been looking at the 12x16 gable by homesteadsheds but trying to decide if I want to pour a pad first. my JD zero turn is a heavy bitch and not sure I want to keep it on a wood floor yet...

[KBScobravert]

looks good. I've been looking at the 12x16 gable by homesteadsheds but trying to decide if I want to pour a pad first. my JD zero turn is a heavy bitch and not sure I want to keep it on a wood floor yet...

My floors are 3/4 laminated treated plywood on top of 2"×6" galvanized steel joists on 24" then on top of concrete blocks (15 sets).

My mower is a 52" deck zero turn. Pulling in there is no indication of the floor flexing.

I love the barn style even more once you start getting it filled up.

[kpc01]

The steel joists are a good idea.... That would probably work for me. I w I left mind the loft but trying to keep it cheap and I have a empty 20x20 loft in my shop next to this so don't figure I'd need it. Just reply need a spot for lawn stuff, power washer, generator etc etc... Can you give me an idea on cost for one like this?

My floors are 3/4 laminated treated plywood on top of 2"×6" galvanized steel joists on 24" then on top of concrete blocks (15 sets).

My mower is a 52" deck zero turn. Pulling in there is no indication of the floor flexing.

I love the barn style even more once you start getting it filled up.