Building a Garbage Can Enclosure - Part 2
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@April - I would recommend closing the gaps in the lids. Wheeling the cans in backwards and leaving the lids on the cans open. When it's trash day, the handles to maneuver the full cans will be easily accessible and closing off the wood gaps will reduce the chance of water filling them up during the rain. Nice job!
Love this! Just built an enclosure for my irrigation system which was a major eyesore and used this basic idea for it only on a smaller scale and didn't have a floor. Next year, plan on building this same project to enclose two large garbage containers. Will use white vinyl planking from fencing materials for sides and top. Don't need a floor because these garbage bins already sit on bricks. Thanks again. You did a great job explaining all of your steps. This was the best one I found.
What I like about you April is your like a little kid when your finished and it turns out great. Your work is awesome and inspirational. Thanks :)
very nice...love the shocks! great idea!
very nice project April, I made mine from 4x4 pressure treated posts and lifted mine off the ground, I also installed 2 doors and pitched the roof,. I used t1-11 panel board also. Keep up the great work. Chris
I love how when you run into an obstacle, (like the doors not lining up in this video) you show it and explain how you overcame it.
This is exactly perfect for storing my mower and yard tools in.The gas shocks were right on the money! I'm on it! Thanks and you did a kick ass job👏👏👏✌
Hi April,
Fantastic job. Like your enthusiasm when you finish your projects.
I think it looks great. Great job April!
Keep up the great work
Roy
Nice work April. First video I've ever watched of yours but definitely something my wife and I will be building. So cool
Hi April. I'll make this a little bit more robustly, and then I have the perfect storage for my lawnmower. And I'll use the roofing technique from another one of your videos. Mix and matching ideas. Thank you for the great content.
Great job as always. Love the energy you have in your videos, really makes it fun to watch. On the hinged roof, you may want to consider moving the outside slats to permanent attachment to the housing instead of on the hinged roof. Didn't look like they were hanging on by much and those boards to tend to crack/split if to much pressure is put on them.
You are awesome April. LOVE YOUR VIDS!!!! You do a really great job.
Great job April. One suggestion to make your life even easier. Permanently attach a properly sized bungee cord from the inside wooden lid and attach the other end to a drilled hole in your trash can. Now when the gas shock raises the wooden lid it also lifts the plastic garbage can lid. Life is good again!
GOOD IDEA!
Nice work. I been thinking about something like this for my garbage containers. This is the first decent thing I seen so far. Going to have to build one in the spring. Thanks.
Way cool DIY project. Not only keeps the critters out but much more aesthetically pleasing. Great job April.
: ) Thanks Wayne!
What a tidy solution for a common problem, the lift shocks are brilliant.
You also have excellent taste in t-shirts! hahaha
Wow, Those Trash Cans (Wheelie bins in Australia) are HUGE. I had wondered why the shed was so big, but it all makes sense now! Great Video.
You're getting good at this stuff! This was a great project keep'em coming. Thanks
Excellent work and design was wondering what to do with our rubbish bins now I know..Thanks April
That's pretty awesome, honestly I think everyone should have one. The outlook of everything would look so much better
Sweetness! That is an amazing job! You are so clever with the gas shocks...!
I have to say, you have a really good talent working with wood. I'm a beginner so learning off your videos. you done a great Job.
Thanks for sharing. It definitely improves the looks and makes the bins critter-proof.
Maybe add some wire with a clip to the lid? That way when you open the structure lid, the can lip also opens?
Was thinking the same thing.
@@DDEENY Same here. Easy addition to the project.
Nice idea. I was wondering what could be done with that little hindrance.
Great project. I've been thinking about building something similar. Guess I will have to get on it now. Thanks for sharing. And thanks for sharing plans
thanks for getting part two up!
Good morning from the Pacific Northwest..! Thank you for your video on the trash shed. I appreciate your guidance and inspiration on so many projects.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
April, Great job!. One suggestion though. You may wanna install a string, coat hanger, copper cable to unlatch the door latches from inside, just in case you have kids running around and trapping themselves inside. I learned my lesson when my wife trapped herself inside a tool shed many years ago. :)
Nice build. I did something similar some years ago and added a piece of chain and hook to the top lid so when you open it the thrashcan also opens wide enough to put most stuff in and with the simple hook its easy to remove the chain on trash day.
Came out great April! I love the idea of hiding the trash cans!
: ) Thank you Linn!
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Great idea and build! Love the little jig you do at the end of the video lol.
very cool! great idea! love the happy jump at the end!
You rock!!! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you! You Go Girl!!
looks good April! got that done in no time
Good job April! Nice project.
Thanks April, another item to go on my list of things to do!
Omg love your doors with the barn style diagonal piece.
cool, turn out amazing. like the shock assist.
Nice work as always April!
Thanks for this ideas!! keep doing videos like this one... All is very simple and looks easy to do it!!! Thanks a lot... I will be waiting for more videos!!
Great way to hide the unsightly bins! I love the shocks on the lid. Great idea!
Nice job. This is just what I was looking for.
I like the addition of the shocks to keep the tops open!
Great work, thanks for taking the time and sharing!!
Always a great job April
I will definitely buy the plans in the near future. This is exactly what I’m looking for. This will be my next DIY project when fence is done.
Awesome! Thank you and enjoy the build.
Girl , it was really good !!!
Good one!!! Looks great!!
Looks great April and has given me some great ideas to build my own. Thank you for sharing this.
Great! Enjoy the build. Thanks for watching.
April, I bought your plans and it worked great. Thanks for the video, you have inspired me to do other projects.
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing and for watching.
awesome job..May you be always blessed with ambition so that our ideas can be created and shared as always to inspire others. :)
Im saving this video because i will do the same but for storaging mower or outdoor tools. Thanks for great narrative idea. Also cheers! Im from ft worth too.
Great job! so great in fact that I think I shall build one! and a very smart idea on using the shocks.
Great job April!!!
April love it. Great energy. Great smile keep up the the great work.
Thank you so much!!
You are brilliant!!! This would make a great generator enclosures
It is great to see a young husband and wife complement each other so well. You are very talented and I'm glad you and your husband are so compatible.
God has given you a gift and it is nice to see you make the most of it!!
Je n'ai pas eu besoin de cette hypothèse.
Awsome job April....that is a great solution for trash bins...Cheers
Thank you : ) Cheers
Super easy to watch. You need a T.V. show! Reminds me of old Sunday mornings watching diy jobs
Nice project. Good video.
Love it, great job I’m going to make that for sure 🤘
Enjoyed this project
Yeah Fort Worth!! Another great video, keep 'em coming!
What a great idea...well done!
April, if you place your trash cans in with the lids open and the other way around you will not have to open the trash can top and then you can just pull the can out. That is how I’ve placed mine 👍🏼 love you plans, thank you.
What about all the insects that will hop in, when the trash lid is kept open?
It looks beautiful, well done!!!
Thank you!
Great job! Thanks so much for sharing 😃
I really like this idea. We've been talking about doing something like this for ours.
What an awesome idea! I hate looking at the ugly trash cans along the fence in our backyard. We totally need to build one of these. Good work! :)
very nice work!
Not just for storing trash cans. But maybe for pool supplies. grill storage, or an AC cover. Thanks for the ideals!
Awesome idea!! keep up the great builds ;)
awesome job april,another fine wood working project from the makers of Mrs Wilkerson
: ) Thank you!
That was nice for u 2 respond.
You really are a craftsman. My Grandfather was a fine craftsman too. He passed in 1995 i received some of his fine tools. Most of all his woodworking skills.
I have a single car garage wood shop. No room for the car. Heehee. Always enjoy watching u and your husband.
Blessings to you both and your mom and dad.
Steve and june in southern cally.
Fine work! I'm impressed.
: D Thanks!
awesome!! I'm looking to build a bike shed and this looks great!
Easy to Use and Well Made
As I don't generally read the other comments prior to posting my own, I thought I would suggest a kick stand of sorts a hinged board to use to hold the outer enclosures lid open while you access the trash cans inside.. Looks amazing and you always Impress me April - Great job. have a Great dane :) he he
Nice job April!
You can use blocks under the bin to keep it level and keep the wood off the ground. Thanks for sharing!
April Wilkerson If you add a magnet to the lid of the trashcan and then put a magnet on a string on the enclosure lid (adjusted as needed), when you open the big lid it will pull the smaller one with it. At the same time, when you need to take the cans out, you just pull the magnet attached to the wire loose and reattach it later.
We did this to all of our bins, works really nice. For magnets we used neodymium disc magnets. There are button style ones that have a hole in the middle which worked perfectly because it was easy to screw in the magnet on the lid and tie a wire on the other piece.
You can find them via Google Images search under "neodymium washer magnet". Third picture, but there's also ones with tapped holes.
That’s the best I’ve seen in TH-cam. Great job!!!
Glad you liked it!
This is a great project well explained and easy to build. Compliments!
Glad you like it!
LOVE your great ability to work with wood like that! We however have bears that love to get their fingers between the wood slats and rip it apart without much effort......I need to find a way to build one with NO spaces on top, only on bottom to vent...thanks for your amazing suggestions though!!
Great project, April!
: ) Thank you
Great job April.
This turned out fantastic, better than I imagined when you mentioned you were going to do one :)
Haha thanks! ; )
Awesome work!!!! I'm going to make this within the next couple weeks, We have a bear problem in our area and this looks like the answer to the problem
that is a great job, love the shoes
Like how the hooks will keep the lid down when the wind starts to blow....and yes the shock idea too...but one thing Cody should have been there after you went to put the trash in at night....and just pop out.....lol...priceless.....lol
Awesome job!
That turned out really nice.
Thanks!
Nice work April
Good work as always!Bravo!!
Thank you!
That looks cool
That came out really nice, April! I think I might have to make something like that. Not only to hide our garbage cans but to keep all the spiders and critters away haha.
Nice work!
another great project ! the gussets to hold square was a great fix to the door gaps!!!!
: ) Thank you, they worked great once installed.
Awesome idea with the shocks!
Thank you, they work really well. : )
That is just awesome!