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Shed footprint to accommodate standard siding panel lengths
Wondering if this is a common thing. I'm building a 6x10' playhouse/shed. My lumber for the joists is 10 ft' and I've a 12' piece I'll cut in half for the sides. I'm thinking of cutting all the pieces down by 3" to work in the thicknesses of the lumber itself so that when I add siding panels to the walls, a standard width panel (4x8) will just work. Does that make sense? Is this a common practice or am I thinking about this wrong? submitted by /u/whistlerbrk [link] [comments]
Wondering if this is a common thing.
I'm building a 6x10' playhouse/shed. My lumber for the joists is 10 ft' and I've a 12' piece I'll cut in half for the sides.
I'm thinking of cutting all the pieces down by 3" to work in the thicknesses of the lumber itself so that when I add siding panels to the walls, a standard width panel (4x8) will just work.
Does that make sense? Is this a common practice or am I thinking about this wrong?
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