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Critique my shed frame!
This a shed for my woodworking tools to be built on my concrete driveway (the flat part behind the gate to our backyard). The plan is to have a big long door that flips UP and stands on struts. The tools will all be on caster wheels and there will be a ramp to roll them out. The dark brown boards are ground contact rated, the tan ones are normal lumber. I'm limited on height so I went with 2x4 framing in the floor. Is this enough clearance to avoid rotting the floor? On that subject, has anyone ever used hardie board as a shed floor? The rafters will be tied down in the front with Simpson ties. submitted by /u/stanwoodmusic [link] [comments]
This a shed for my woodworking tools to be built on my concrete driveway (the flat part behind the gate to our backyard). The plan is to have a big long door that flips UP and stands on struts. The tools will all be on caster wheels and there will be a ramp to roll them out.
The dark brown boards are ground contact rated, the tan ones are normal lumber. I'm limited on height so I went with 2x4 framing in the floor. Is this enough clearance to avoid rotting the floor? On that subject, has anyone ever used hardie board as a shed floor?
The rafters will be tied down in the front with Simpson ties.
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