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P.S. You mentioned rammed earth/no concrete. If you do that right, it's amazing how much hard work it is. It's way harder than digging...
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At the day job, the excellent framer crown side up and then slides an 8’ level across deck joists and power plains them flat. The...
Sunday at 8:28 PM
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You are way overthinking this and you’re just building a small shed. Concrete is gonna be one of the cheapest parts of this build, even...
Sunday at 8:27 PM
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Agree with the last sentence for long time success. What the OP showed are loose spindles — easily sprayed and kept wet. But they can...
Saturday at 12:57 PM
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Huh? Chlorine bleach will absolutely kill mold.
Saturday at 8:36 AM
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I would spray them with some bleach bathroom cleaner all the way around let them sit five minutes and then take a scrub brush with soapy...
Friday at 6:50 PM
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Two girl bags per hole is enough if you’re real accurate with your holes so that you can have a nice square building. A girl bag is the...
Friday at 6:48 PM
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No piers. Poles in holes in ground set in concrete.
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Don't use 2 vapor barriers
Thursday at 10:05 PM
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For the shed that’s gonna take the garden tractor maybe you should just build the shed on leveled out dirt, lay down some heavy plastic...
Thursday at 10:00 PM
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Your last two sentences are the answer. I think I’d put a post in each corner and then in the middle of the 12 foot span, I’d pour a...
Thursday at 5:03 PM
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That advice is a little troublesome in cold climates. The hot and cold contrast is too high to ignore having a real vapor barrier...
Jun 9, 2026
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The metal is impermeable, so no moisture will pass except for the joints. You could seal the joints, but I don’t think it’s necessary...
Jun 9, 2026
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OSB will be a hellish thing to hang and finish. And if you’ll have humidity it is a poor choice of material. Go with metal. Friends...
Jun 5, 2026
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Back to the OP, I'd strap that and hang 1/2" or 3/8" light drywall. BUT Im not sure I'd attempt any insulation on top of that. Any...
Jun 5, 2026
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