Thank you for taking the time to watch. We really enjoy having it at our campsite. We can leave some gear in it so we don't have to carry so much stuff back and forth plus then use it for a potty room for the ladies when we have groups of people up to the campsites.
This is wonderful, and for me very timely. I have been thinking about getting a small shed to do exactly this. Thanks for showing this off to us! EDIT - I forgot to ask you - on that 40W solar panel, how efficient is it given that the shed appears to be a shaded location? My desired solution would actually be to put up a total of 400W of solar panel on the roof, but my desired location may be too shady to get the desired output.
I have personally seen this multi purpose building and it is a hoot!
This is a perfect companion for a cabin! 🏚️
Amazing how it always goes there...
That's what I need for are shed / potty room
Thank you for taking the time to watch. We really enjoy having it at our campsite. We can leave some gear in it so we don't have to carry so much stuff back and forth plus then use it for a potty room for the ladies when we have groups of people up to the campsites.
This is an AWESOME video. Super simple solar she-shed for sh….. well, never mind.
Excellent work!
Thanks Brian, got the moon on the door this evening 😀
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Man, that is awesome. Thanx for sharing. I have been trying to put together a project like that in the barn. Wicked Good job
You're very welcome! I am glad it helped! My next project is solar in my deer blind 😆
@@adventuresofthememorymakers hahahah, so the deer have a place to come and read a book by a nice light? hahahah cant wait for the video !
This is wonderful, and for me very timely. I have been thinking about getting a small shed to do exactly this. Thanks for showing this off to us! EDIT - I forgot to ask you - on that 40W solar panel, how efficient is it given that the shed appears to be a shaded location? My desired solution would actually be to put up a total of 400W of solar panel on the roof, but my desired location may be too shady to get the desired output.
Your very welcome Tom. Hope it gives you some ideas!