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I have bought 3 similar ones on craigslist. The ones I have purchased had 5 drawers and a cabinet door. They did not have the pegboard included. I never paid more than $100 each. $275 is way to much in my opinion

I need to get a shed to store the kids toys, snowblower and lawnmower. I have room to put a shed behind the garage so this are still accessible. I'm looking at the vinyl sheds approximately 8'X10' in size. This is just a temporary solultion until I can get a deck and patio built and then...

Look on Craigslist there is always a bunch people are selling. Use the wood structure and buy new swings, slides or other accessories. I got a huge set for free and then sanded and stained it. I also bought new swings and other things. All the neighbors think it looks like a new swingset.

My dad had a cabinet similar to that. I really liked the curved corners and the round door handles. I have been looking for one for years, but have never come across one. The one he had got damaged and he threw it away.

My wife likes to help also. In fact we spent the day in the garage working on some woodworking projects. She likes to learn how to do things and always wants to try to use certain tools.

I would also vote for the Honda that was listed above. Always starts, cuts great. Good mower. I previously had a John Deere walk behind and wasn't very happy with it.

I have a 30X22 attached garage. I keep it about 50 all the time. I will turn it up when I go out there and it heats up quickly.

I have been in my new garage for 2 years and have moved stuff around 4 different times already. I know exactly what you mean in that some areas I like, but still working on other areas. I don't think it will ever be the way I would like it.

I don't know how much it will support. I weigh about 250 and I don't feel any deflection when I walk along the end. I will not put anything real heavy up there. I have shelves up there that are hung off the wall for storing things. I got the idea from this website...

My old garage had 1 course of block on a flat slab to keep the wall construction elevated off the floor.

I built a mezzanine above my garage door also. I used 2x6 construction for the floor. I also used uni-strut with threaded rod to support the beam. Un-strut along the ceiling attached to every rafter/floor joist above and then uni-strut on the bottom of the 2x6. 1/2" Threaded rod every 4'-0"...

Usually all they want to see is a plan of the shed, which doesn't need to have a lot of detail. Also they would like to see a plan of your yard with where you want to locate the shed.

I knew there was a reason I bought some jack stands last week. $20 for safety is not that expensive.

The place looks awesome. Too bad about the kidney stone, those things are awful. I've had 3 over the past 8 years.

Build a Uni-strut frame and hang fromt the ceiling with threaded rod. Set the furnace on top of the frame. Put some rubber pads between the furnace and the uni-strut.

Everything looks great. I really like your control panel for switching the lights.

I just read about this yesterday in a handyman magazine. You need to attach rigid closed-cell insulation about 1-1/2" thick directly to the foundation and then seal the seams. Then build your wall using 2X4 framing or whatever you plan to use. Attach drywall. Do not use a vapor barrier behind...

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Couldn't you rent a trailer for what it would cost to build something to haul it home on your Jeep. I have learned that sometimes it is easier, quicker and sometimes cheaper to buy or rent something than it would be to build yourself.

I like the design and drawings. Looks like you put a lot of time and thought into the layout. What did you use to draw the 3D plans?