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Olde Liberty Structures
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This channel is to showcase sheds, structures, tools and other carpentry projects.
How To Build A Shed Storage Loft Step By Step
In this video we show you how to build storage loft or shelf for your shed step by step. We include the items you will need as well as the tools. We hope you enjoy it. Please Subscribe, Like Comment and Share, we would greatly appreciate it.
We sell door magnet kits as well as door hardware i.e. black hinges, black spring latches and black lockable D Style door handles for sheds. Reach out to us at the email below to place an order. We sell a double door hardware kit which includes 6 hinges, 2 spring latches and a 5 inch shaft lockable D Style door handle for $48 plus shipping. Our door magnets are $24 for a double door plus shipping. Contact us at:
oldelibertysheds@gmail.com
Tools Of W.A.R. website to place an apparel order is:
www.thetoolsofwar.com
Again thank you.
We sell door magnet kits as well as door hardware i.e. black hinges, black spring latches and black lockable D Style door handles for sheds. Reach out to us at the email below to place an order. We sell a double door hardware kit which includes 6 hinges, 2 spring latches and a 5 inch shaft lockable D Style door handle for $48 plus shipping. Our door magnets are $24 for a double door plus shipping. Contact us at:
oldelibertysheds@gmail.com
Tools Of W.A.R. website to place an apparel order is:
www.thetoolsofwar.com
Again thank you.
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Here Is How You Make LP Smartside Trim And Save Money
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LP Smartside Trim is expensive. However here is a way you can make Smartside Trim out of Smartside Lap Siding to save money. Please check out our videos on How To Shed stuff as well as othe rbuilding projects. Door Kits, Door Hardware or Door magnets email us below to place an order oldelibertysheds@gmail.com Tools Of W.A.R. Apparel orders can be placed at www.thetoolsofwar.com #LPsmartside #lp...
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Are you tired of propping open your shed doors because of the wind or they just wont stay open? In this video I am going to show you how to get Heavy Duty RARE EARTH door magnets and how to install them!! #sheddoors #sheds #howto #diy #doors #installation #handyman #rareearthmagnets #magnets #construction Also Please Subscribe, Like, Share and Comment on our videos. To order magnet kits and doo...
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We bought these gas shocks from Amazon for 150 pound door. The issue we were having was the brackets it came with were bending under the pressure and were about to break. We made bigger brackets out of angle steel. They worked great!!! #problemsolving #lakehouse #shed #carpentry #howto #diy #problemsolving #problems #amazon #amazing
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This video shows how we demolish or remove a metal sided shed. This Shed had to be removed for the new Lakeside Pub Shed to be built. #lakehouse #shed #bar #barshed #composite #carpentry #decks #construction #funny #docks #demo #demolition #stressrelief #framing #powertools #howto #howtoremoveshed
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This is a 10x12 board and batten pub shed built on a 18x16 deck with Timber Tech by Azek Dark Cocoa composite deck boards. The floor of the shed is Advantech subfloor. Check us out on Facebook at Olde Liberty Sheds & Structures Instagram Olde Liberty Sheds oldelibertysheds?igshid=MzNlNGNkZWQ4Mg #timbertech #lakesideshed #barshed #pub #bar #lakehouse #sheshed #entertainmentshed #pa...
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generally good stuff, speaking as a pro, you have an interesting door detail I've never seen before and I like it. Kind of hate the 2x4 on the flat as a header, even doubled though. Weaker orientation. I'm a bit dubious about LP smartside, but in general much better built then most sheds I see, which are value engineered into at 10 year life
How much for a double door set?
$30 plus $11 shipping. Email us at oldelibertysheds@gmail.com with your shipping information and we can place your order.
Great video …I’m using your video as a template for my double doors …but I want to make my passive door larger than my fixed door because I only have a 60” wide RO. What issues will that create other than the center of the trim looking slightly off center.
I like the construction, but I would like the hinges hidden mostly for security.
I understand that it's difficult to secure hinges on outswing doors. One thing you can do is use security screws however if you put the hinge screws in the jams and Intruder can still pop the Hinge pins out.
@@oldelibertystructures5401 I get it. I can also buy hinges that have a non-removable pin. I person could bring a cordless saw cut a panel out. I guess I just like making theft as difficult as possible.
@@lawrenceschaub6577 I get it. Criminals make everybody's life miserable.
Good information and explanation. One suggestion - please get a tripod or have someone operate the camera. I got dizzy with the fast panning. (I have vertigo, so the quick pans.) I will subscribe.
Does the 72” (w) x 76” (h) include that 2x4 you added to the header?
The 2x4 under the header is 72"
@@oldelibertystructures540176 1/4" height for rough opening, right?
This is a level of precision that is outside of my comprehension, yet impressive nonetheless.
Great video and detail. I need a little clarity. What is the measurement from the side edge of the door Jam to the building casing that you screw the hinge to? Is it 1 inch or 1 1/4"? If the gap of the hinge is 1/4" between the door casing and the jam casing and you have a 1 1/4" over lap on the door hinge side there should be a 1/4" or 1/2" gap between the door and the Jam? Thank you for sharing the details. It is most helpful. Doors are complicated for me as this is my first shed build.
Yes you will have a gap between your door framing and the building framing about 1/4- 3/8"
What is the space between the door jam and the building casing or trim. Is it 1”? Thank you
Around an 1" yes
I got dizzy watching this and trying to see what you actually did..
Great... Thanks for this share....
I think the bracket on the window should be "off" the top hinges between 50 - 75 % of its length to the front (you have it less than 25%) in your way it is too much pressure ( upwards ) on the hinges when the weight of the window is pushing down at the very front of it and the frame is not resting on the struts, if you do the 50 - 75% the weight it would press the hinges down not as in your case up and the whole window would be more comfortably resting on the struts ( less pressure weight ) since more it would be on the hinges ..all the best to you
We just followed the directions of the manufacturer for the struts. From what you described I don't think the door would shut with the struts being compressed and moving inward to close. Thanks for your input though.
Great job. Where I could get this brackets online?
I don't know where? We made the brackets from angle metal from Lowes.
What are you doing on the corners? are you cutting a 45 deg., like you would the regular LP trim?
No straight edges, no 45
Nice video! What about when the ground has a slight slope to it?
Dangerous !
How?
Sorry if you didn’t mention this because it should be obvious, but did you start by hanging the full sheets on the shed and then cut the door panels out?
You can do that or use full sheets.
I built this type of ramp and it is very strong. Very little deflection. No problem for the weight of a mower or motorcycle.
Excellent video!! I was looking for shed door ideas and this is the best I've seen! I'm a DIY'er and looking forward to other videos you produce! Wish you the best in your business!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words. I am working on a shed building series right now. Hopefully releasing it soon.
Yes. The truss sits on the top plate and the outside face of the truss sits flush with the lower LP. The lower LP is flush with the top of the double top plate and the upper LP overlaps the depth of the double top plate 3" over the bottom LP.
Great looking shed. Does the front roof truss sit flush with the front wall siding? Is that how you get the gable siding to overlap the front wall siding? Thanks.
I’m going to try this method next time. One small change is that when I drive those screws in I’ll zip them back out and then drive them in from the outside. I think it will be a little less back and fourth. I subscribed.
Great idea, I will try that. Thanks
Very Nice detailed presentation. What is the total thickness of your doors? I'm using 5/4 (1 inch thick) LP Trim board as my Door frame because I'm doing LP Smart lap siding. My door Jam thickness is 2X4 (3.5") + OSB (.5") + LP 5/4 Trim Board ( 1 ") = 5.0 and your doors appear to be 3.5" + .875 (7/8") = 3.875". is that correct? I would like to make your design but modify. I need to think of the overlaps and if I should put space below the header to give room for the overlap height of 1' or 1.25" ?
2x4 (3.5") + Lp Smartside (3/8") + LP Trim (3/8") = 4.25"
I enjoyed the video, thanks for taking the time to produce it. One comment about your terminology regarding the door names. I’ve always heard that the door that is used is called “ Active “ and the fixed door is called “Passive or Fixed “. Thanks again
So I love this tutorial and used this method to build my doors. I made the mistake of trimming my doors out with the casing flush with the roug opening. When I went to set the doors the trim on the face of the door sat about 1/2 in front of the casing. I noticed at 24:08 your casing looks like it is over a little. Is this the 1.25 that the outer door trim hangs over (meaning should I move my casing around the R/O out so that the door and casing are flush?) Thanks again for your time with all of this!!!
Yes the 1.25 inch overhang is to allow the casing to seal to the building.
Looking at using your technique to build 3 doors for my shop that was wrapped with t1-11. A concrete floor was poured so there is no bottom lip or edge. More or less level with a shallow ramp. I dont think a bottom trim overhang will be needed…
Buy a garage door sweep from Lowes for the bottom to seal it. Cut the sweep to size.
@@oldelibertystructures5401 btw, been my experience that the door designations are “active and inactive”. Inactive of course being the stationary door. Would have liked to see the lap design as I dont recall seeing where the two doors match when closed. Im assuming the lp laps over from the active door to seal the inactive door.
Yes the passive door lp center trim overlaps the fixed doors LP siding. I guess it depends on where you are from on what the terms are? Thanks anyway.
Thank you very much for the video. I used it to build a double door on one side of my shed, and a single door on the front. Really appreciate it. Maybe do a little highlight of the trim and overlap as that part was hard to see.
Where did you buy the flexible seal at the bottom of the hatch
It is garage door seal or sweep. You can find it at Lowes.
Where can we buy these kits !???
Where can I buy this
Do you need it for a double door or a single door?
Great idea!
Almost done building my shed and will be building a single 4’ wide door by 6’ tall using this method. Does the door open flat against the shed?
Yes it opens flat except for the door handle of course will hit the wall.
@@oldelibertystructures5401 perfect just what I want, your video popped up just in time. New subscriber now 👍🏻
@@craig156 I am editing a video on building a storage loft and will be uploading it in the morning. I am also working on a shed building series. Let me know if you need any shed hardware. We sell hinges, door knobs, spring latches and door magnets as well and ship in the US. Thank you for the subscribe!!
@@oldelibertystructures5401one more question, why did you make door 75” when you had 76” opening. Isn’t that too much of a gap? I saw you put 3/4 “ spacer on bottom.
No it isn't because the trim on the doors overlaps the rough opening of the building. The smaller door frames allow it not to rub the building framing.
Perfect, never thought of using that for trim. A lot lighter than the regular 3/4” trim too.
We early on figured this out to use this, when we saw the price of the other LP trim.
Great solution! Where did you buy the fitting the strut attaches to?
We used angle steel that we bought from Lowes. Cut it to the size we wanted and drilled holes for the screws.
This video is so helpful. Thanks for sharing it with all the details. Your responses in the comments are really helpful too.
Thank you. I am glad we can help. Please subscribe if you havent.
Subscribed!
This is perfect! Thank you. I'm putting these on my mobile bar trailer build and having the hardest time! This is the solution!
I am glad that we can help. Please subscribe and don't hesitate to send us a message and see if we can help.
Great video! Thanks for your time 🫡
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Bloody beautiful doors. Nice colour
Thank you for the compliment!!
Great money-saving idea, man. Our local HD recently started carrying this product. Now I've got to try it.
It has saved alot of money for us and helped our profit margins. Thank you for watching and I hope you subscribe to our channel.
@@oldelibertystructures5401 Definitely, bud.👊🏼 I need to save all the dollars I can. Smartside panels are 45 bucks at my local lowes now. 🤦 Osb is 21 bucks a sheet. It's wild.
It is crazy. It hurts even more when you quote additions and houses.
Did you ever make the video on how you make your trim? If so what did you title it?
I have not. However I should be able to knock that out and upload it soon. I will send you an update when I do.
Here you go, I just uploaded it this evening. Let me know what you think and please share away.. th-cam.com/video/mV4EAP5AaVQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wOAsnyIasx-mAL56
@@oldelibertystructures5401just watched your trim video and will be using that technique as well.
Bravo Sir. TH-cam University Quality Video. Keep up the educational Videos. 💚🌵☘️
Thank you very much, I appreciate the compliment!
is there a certain angle they need to be mounted? i want to do this for a garage door :)
The manufacturer has the angles in the assembly instructions.
Não entendi nada sou latino.
BOM DIA ! Que hoje possamos viver tudo aquilo que Deus preparou para nós! Para cada um há uma bênção especial no dia de hoje. Que saibamos recebê-la e desfrutá-la!🙌❤️
Would love to see a how to shed porch video!
So how to add a porch to a shed? Just a deck or a deck with a roof?
Also, what did you think about the ramps and this video? Please subscribe if you havent.
@@oldelibertystructures5401a deck with a roof would be awesome!
How did you get the measurements for the 2x4's and LP? I have a 48w x 88 1/4" high rough opening. Thanks.
Thanks for the great video. I have watched it a bunch of times before starting. My rough opening is 48"w x 86 1/2" high. Any help with cut sizes for that opening would be great. Thanks again.
Let me look into that for you when I get into the office.
Sorry for the late response, it had been hectic. Ok so as far as the door height goes the LP Smartside overhangs will be the same no matter what as well as the trim overhangs for the door. So the 1.5 inch overhangs at the bottom are the same the side overhangs and the top etc. The door height of your rough opening is 86.5 (your original said 88.5?) than your overall height of doors will be 1 inch less at 85.5 your side 2x4s will be 3 inches less than at 82.5. Your fixed door top and bottom 2x4 will be 22 3/4" and your passive door top and bottom 2x4 will be 24" . Basically the overall door height will always be 1" shorter than the rough opening, this even includes if you add a flat 2x4 to your rough opening under the header on the building like we do in the video, that clearance from the floor to that flat 2x4 is considered the rough opening clearance, so the total finished rough opening. So the door height is 1" less than the rough opening. The doors will overall will be 1.25" in width less than the rough opening width combined. The difference in width of the door sections fixed is 1.25" narrower than the passive door. So I took 86.5" and subtracted 1 inch and came up with 85.5" overall frame height and I tool 48" and subtracted 1.25" and got 46 3/4" and divided that by 2 making 23 3/8". The fixed door frame is 1.25" smaller than the passive so I divided 1.25" in half and that makes 5/8". So I subtracted 5/8" from 23 3/8 - 5/8= 22 3/4" for the fixed door and 23 3/8+5/8 = 24" for the passive. I hope this helps.
@@darrindisimo7067 Did my reply help?
I don’t know about him, but it helped me. Thanks
Man i love the pencil zinger! Lol great work bud thanks for sharing.
Thank you
This is a great door video. We are building a new shed, and this helps with ideas for the doors.
Thank you. Please subscribe and share the video. Also if there is any other questions you have for sheds, just ask.
That is a really good idea
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It might have been built by an actual Carpenter. Very few left. They don't just fall apart
Homeowner wanted it demoed, floor system wasn't built with Pressure Treated so it was rotting. We are putting a brand new one in its place, built actual Carpenters! Thanks for the comment.
Where do you buy your hardy board? Its so expensive.... i can get sheeting and siding for a a ⅓ of the cost of hardy.
Hardy board? The siding is 1x8 pine boards from a local sawmill. We didn't use any Hardy board? Do you guys call something I used on here Hardy board where you are from? I know people call things different things in other states. The Hardy board I know of is Hardie cement fiber boards. We didn't use that on this build, in fact I can't stand that stuff.
@@oldelibertystructures5401 I'm in utah. It's a pre painted or primed sheet you used it on a different video.
Gotcha. That is LP Smartside 4x8 sheets and also LP Trim that we use that is primed. It is an OSB product. We don't use Hardie