Lean To Shed Plans?

[QwikKotaTx]

If anyone has any plans on file for a lean to style shed that would be most helpful. I am looking to add a small shed on the back wall of my garage tucked under the roof overhang, most likely 4'x10'.

I am not sure whether I want to tie it in to the garage or have it resting simply on blocks spaced just off the garage siding. If I space it off, I do not know how I will put the external ply or siding on the back wall. I'm not trying to make it critter proof but don't want wind easily blowing rain in. Ideas? I could probably attached some treated ply to the rear wall before I nail it to the base.

 

[wrench409]

If anyone has any plans on file for a lean to style shed that would be most helpful. I am looking to add a small shed on the back wall of my garage tucked under the roof overhang, most likely 4'x10'.

I am not sure whether I want to tie it in to the garage or have it resting simply on blocks spaced just off the garage siding. If I space it off, I do not know how I will put the external ply or siding on the back wall. I'm not trying to make it critter proof but don't want wind easily blowing rain in. Ideas? I could probably attached some treated ply to the rear wall before I nail it to the base.

I guess nobody has anything to offer up on your plans. I have been watching the thread since I too want to build such a lean to for garden tool storage (aka, get those tools out of my garage....).

 

[shannonw]

There's been several leanto threads on here, try search there's a couple of good ones...this is one i remember

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=104624

i was looking at something like that but florida is a PITA. Basically if it is attached to foundation it needs plans permitting. two lifetime 4x8's from sams solved that =) only needed to inspect the anchors since it's not permanent, did put a concrete pad down for them. They're great too...no water gets in. Much cheaper though to build....

 

[wrench409]

Thanks shannonw! I was searching using lean to instead. Ol' dopey me!

The one in post #19 is exactly what I was hoping to build!

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=117800&d=1307454922