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Loafing Shed

Skooterj

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So, I'm thinking about building a Loafing shed to store my yard equipment in. Ideally with a skid foundation. Something like the picture. I'll probably frame it so I can add a couple of roll up doors eventually, but it may be exposed to the elements for a few years. Would you use Treated Lumber everywhere? Just the posts, skids and gradeboards? Everything below the roof? I can see a bunch of snow blowing into it up against the wood and don't want it to start rotting before I can get it enclosed.
 

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couch67

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So, I'm thinking about building a Loafing shed to store my yard equipment in. Ideally with a skid foundation. Something like the picture. I'll probably frame it so I can add a couple of roll up doors eventually, but it may be exposed to the elements for a few years. Would you use Treated Lumber everywhere? Just the posts, skids and gradeboards? Everything below the roof? I can see a bunch of snow blowing into it up against the wood and don't want it to start rotting before I can get it enclosed.
I'm thinking just the posts, skids and grade boards like you say. Anything else would probably be overkill.
 
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Bert_

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Regular lumber will be fine for anything that's off the ground.

I didn't have doors on this for a year
 

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