Woodridge Shed, 10'x12'

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Firstly, it took a long time to build it. Dont kid yourself if you think its done in a day. It is also the strength of a heavy beer can. It has holes all over it, so dont expect it to be bug proof. I taped screen all around the openings between the roof and the walls to make sure it wasnt taken over by wasps. I also either taped or caulked between each slat and corner. There are so many cracks that it was another day trying to keep it somewhat sealed. Also, condensation always happens on the tin roof. It dries during the day, but if you go in there in the morning, there is moisture on the ceiling. Basically, store things that you know will be in hot/cold and a bug environment. It looks like the picture which is good. The doors have a tiny little hole in the handles so you need a small lock to keep it closed (its not very security proof). It cost me more to put a real wood frame below it instead of those cheap metal frames that only work if you have a perfectly level space you are putting it on. You get what you pay for. Yes, it is costly, but now I wonder if it wouldnt have been a better idea to have purchased one of those plywood sheds for the extra money. It is what it is. Good thing I live in a warm climate. Now I just have to figure out where the leak is coming from when it rains....seems to be from the bottom...ugh.

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