SimpleGreen
Well-Known Member
I'm planning on building a little 8x12 shed behind my car port to have some indoor work space, store my tools, and other guy stuff...RC trucks, stuff for my Camaro and pickup, etc. With my girlfriend moving in, I'm going to need to have a central location for MY stuff as the house will be quickly overrrun
Anywho, the location I picked is relatively dry in the rain, at least compared to the rest of the yard. It doesn't hold water and is pretty level. The floor is going to be framed out of 2x6 and covered in T&G 3/4 ply. I was looking at putting 4x4 runners under the whole thing and setting it on solid concrete blocks. Would this be suitable? How many runners would be ideal?
Thanks. Any other tips would be great. I'm going off a nice set of plans and directions I found online. I have an adjustable miter saw, circular saw, drills, impacts, etc that I've been given or bought over time. I'm no carpenter but I can measure, cut, and nail/screw
Anywho, the location I picked is relatively dry in the rain, at least compared to the rest of the yard. It doesn't hold water and is pretty level. The floor is going to be framed out of 2x6 and covered in T&G 3/4 ply. I was looking at putting 4x4 runners under the whole thing and setting it on solid concrete blocks. Would this be suitable? How many runners would be ideal?
Thanks. Any other tips would be great. I'm going off a nice set of plans and directions I found online. I have an adjustable miter saw, circular saw, drills, impacts, etc that I've been given or bought over time. I'm no carpenter but I can measure, cut, and nail/screw