Any idea where the best place to get one? Reason I say metal is because I can break it down easy for moving, and I can not afford tuff sheds and plastic ones.
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Any idea where the best place to get one? Reason I say metal is because I can break it down easy for moving, and I can not afford tuff sheds and plastic ones.
In my experience "decent metal shed" is a Class 1 oxymoron. Good luck with the search.
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I don't know, If he can find a good time machine, transport himself back to the 70's, might find one. There is one in my Mothers backyard that has been there since 1972.
The ones at Home Depot have a 12year warranty.
We use to look at sheds for their ease of use. Then one day the wife says. "This is a waste of time and money, looking at sheds"Quote:
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Really i reply
Yes, we are wasting money because if we move the sheds don't go with us.
You have an idea?
She says Lets buy a single axle trailer. This way if we have to bug out quickie like, hook it up and go.
So now we have a 5 x 8 trailer among other things in hooterville.
Got to love NO HOA, Covenants!
Food for thought. Especially since a "decent" metal or wooden shed is an easy $1K
what jim said
or build one to be torn down and flat packaged
What Jim said... absolute truth.
I have nothing to pull a trailer with. I am trying to clean out my garage so I can have my man cave. I really need at least a 10x14.
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I have a 7.5 x 14 flat deck trailer (old camper redecked etc etc. no title (hey it's storage) i'd give you for $300. Then you can build as you like, OR add a shed on top of it.