Building a 10X8 Metal Shed from Patiowell.com Better then Lowes HomeDepot??
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Kills me how people still don't know the difference between then and than
I even graduated high school😆👋👋
Funny how much they get along in the beginning everybody does when they start out a project like this and once you get deeper into the thick of it you're tearing each other's heads off
😆😆 Isnt that normal😬😆
In about 2 years you are going to regret buying OSB instead of good plywood. That OSB is for house floor decking not outside weather and humidity facing use. That OSB will fall apart from humidity and almost ground facing water in 12-24 months.
Is it really that bad? Ill keep an eye on it. I did get it sealed up pretty good but still need to do the door area.
Yep built my shed on 3/4 pressure treated plywood over 20 years ago. The floor deck is still perfect but the vinyl shed is showing its age.
just paint the floor with flex seal
My thoughts exactly. Should have purchased 3/4 pressure treated plywood.
The only drawback with pressure treated lumber is it is treated with copper oxides. This will cause the Steel screws to rust at the base when it comes in contact with pressure treated wood. A gasket to separate the contact of the 2 different materials.
I actually used OSB on the outside walls of my building 20 years ago. It has some pieces flaking but it's still 99% good
Is your helper your daughter .
Granddaughter
You are to Nice!!!
Would you have any idea of the thickness of the wall and roof panels , Also how thick is the metal studs?
For the doors I probably would put a seal flap sort of like what you do with a garage door make it a little more sturdy I'm thinking about getting one of these from temu I don't know what you paid for this but it's $80 today on that website
Why not to work with women 🤔🤔🤔
Leave room for the lawnmower. Just saying. For cutting the grass next to the fence.
That's exactly what I was thinking 😅
I would but I always had something over there like a trailer or wood pile. Grass didnt like to go much over there😆🤘
Looks good. Awesome job framing that floor in! I hope it holds up well!
Thanks!! It went together great especially when you assemble the beams correctly lol!!
Just build a similar shed. Based on the instructions they have you put up all the corners and then the bracing for the wall sections. When I build the next one I am going to put the bracing in as I build the corners.
Nice job! Pricing these on Amazon right now - was considering building my own with wood but the roof is about what these metal sheds cost so....
ty for your service.
Nice video but to much talking!
Nice job, both of you 👍😀
Next I'd get some ridgid insulation on the walls leaving an air gap for air flow to ridge vent. Otherwise tape gaps and seams to keep temperature more moderate
Solar lights and vent fans are nice additions
Remember that the roof trusses can't carry much of a load, without beefing up.
What is the snow load for it ?
You might project a solar air warmer for flowing up behind the insulation using the air gap
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Thanks!! For the time being it will hold all the outdoor equipment so dont think Ill be adding any insulation. May add tape if it warrants it to help keep the inside dry. Yeah the roof trusses cant carry an extra amount of weight. Id have to check on the snow load. Its under all the trees so it shouldnt see to much snow but we will see.💥
@@AveRage_Joe yes, my friend you will see.
On another subject, why did your testing solar panel video end so abrupt ?
Did you find the fault and fix the tester ?🤔💭💣💥
how do you put together the door ?
I wouldn't fill the gap between the two doors with foam like you mention. I'd probably just go with some metal flashing material or even just any thin galvanized sheet metal you can get in a strip. Attach it to one of the doors on the edge and have it just span the gap over to the next door.
Thats a great idea actually!!! Ill probly do that! Thanks🤔🤘
You 2 did a great job need to have Lauren in more ❤
Thank you!! I 100% Agree!!!! We NEED MORE LAUREN!!!💥
Well done! I've priced wood sheds recently and these are an attractive option. And don't let the Mrs. get away - took her a whole 30 seconds to so politely call you OCD. LOL
Thanks! Yeah a full wood shed would the BEST but a little pricey at the moment. These arent to bad honestly. Its pretty solid!
Yeah she is GREAT at calling me out lol🤦♂️🤠
All this shading, you need to cut down ALL the trees and put solar on the shed! 😉
(Read this on another channel, so must be true!)
At our place, termites would eat all this timber and wood of the floor. It would be falling apart within 2 years.
Well then...it must be true! Ill get to work cutting down ALL the trees. Plus that will help with all the termites we have😆 I may put a few small panels I have on the roof. Wont see any sun but may keep something charged🤷♂️
Its possible termites will eat it up. Ill keep spraying for bugs🙄🤠
First time I heard you are former military. Thank You for your Service ! Also great to see a couple doing a project together.
Yes Sir, USAF! Did you serve as well?
I was Army 1973-1977.
Thank You for your service to Brother!💥🤘
Great to see Lauren out there helping you.
100% Agree!! We NEE MORE LAUREN!!!💥
@@AveRage_Joe Lauren is a gem. You sir are a lucky man.
According to the Bible, Proverbs 18:22 says, "He who finds a wife finds a good thing, and obtains favor from the Lord". The Passion Translation (TPT) of the verse adds that a wife is a gift from God who brings joy and pleasure to her husband.
If anyone is planning on putting up a shed check your local ordinances. A lot of locales won't allow structures close to property lines. My city for example has a 5' setback requirement from the property line and the side facing the road has a 30' setback. Some neighbors won't care, some will call and report you to code enforcement if you violate it.
Yeah you do need to check. I did check and its about the same here. I could go a little closer. In my area most people wont care especially my neighbor lol.
@@AveRage_Joe Yeah lots of people have HOAs with boards staffed with retired busybodies who have too much time on their hands... people who live under that kind of steel toed boot will probably want to add an extra foot over code to be safe. :)
How is it holding up
Good detailed video! How is it holding up? Does it leak when it rains? Just curious. Thinking about getting one for our house.
NIce. I am looking for a burglar proof metal shed for 2 bicycles. No roof required just 3 walls and door with lock ! I will get there. Maybe a local enterprise can cut thick plates based on my drawing.
I like it. Color blends in nicely. A great helper you have.
I Like it and it does blend well! Lauren was a great help. Would have taken forever without!!
Hey, Mrs Joe! Nice to see L again. "Maths"? Is she from England? Have only head of "maths" in a Dr Who episode. Too cute. A few well placed costco shelves would add vertical storage too. Great build. Great Teamwork. Only one missing was whiskers. Thanks for sharing.
Can I drive in and store a ATV 4 wheeler in that shed?
I drive my 42" riding mower in and out and store so I dont see why you couldnt with a 4 wheeler!🤘
I have a similar , if not identical shed I purchased from Amazon, I do not like it because of the cheap screws, super thin metal , and how easy they strip and the packing in the box was horrible, parts bent and this is the white trash special so should have expected that , and I think its ultra junk , I wish I had a better experience, but Im sure there all built in the same place in China, I was disappointed considering I paid about 600 bucks and it had 5 star rating, but I guess if I got it for free Id feel better about it but thanks for the video , it was helpful but for me its a big thumbs down , I wouldn't buy it again, and Im sure it will not last
I’m abut to build frame the same way 10x8 so I’m getting 2x6x10 all around like u said I was going to get 2x6x8 10 and 2x6x10 2
I think to avoid the stripping I would use a putty or a type of glue that is like a seal I would stick the seal on the bottom of those holes and when I screwed it in that way it would stick in there and it wouldn't get shredded or stripped
Put a shed like that together with my parents once, easier than it looks that's for sure 😆 cool vid.
Easy....just 1 millions screws lol
50 screwdriver bits@@AveRage_Joe
Great job! Hope it holds all your stuff!!
I’d like that you had your wife help you she’s beautiful. I think I would pay a little more to get a little better areas as to how long before the bugs rodents and rust happens would like follow up couple of years I love your videos keep up your great work
I'll be dammed. Need someone to post a video showing how to put together the doors. Second video now that leaves out how to put together and install the doors
Great job you two. Keep up the great videos Joe!
Thanks Man!😆🤘
Thank you
I actually contacted the company also and they said it was just for extra protection
Thanks for the video 😊
Thanks for watching!!💥🤘
im concerned about the first part building the floor
Love it! I’m thinking about ordering one to store my horse tack and feed in it. Has yours proven to be pretty reliable in the rain and snow? I’m only worried about moisture buildup, I’m hoping the ventilation is enough to keep that down.
Yeah mine is still up a doin great. I did over tighten a few roof screws (since it was easy to do) so I had a few drips inside. To fix that, I just added a tiny dollop of silicone over the roof screws about a month or so ago. I did all roof screws to be safe just incase I had others I stripped out. Im in Omaha and we have had HUGE storms the last month and all good inside.
As for snow, the placement of mine is sorta in the tree cover so I probly only got around 6ish inchs of snow this past winter.
@AveRageJoe
Was your 2x4 and strand board flooring an extra add-on? Was it part of the directions in the box to add? I just received a small shed in the mail. It doesn't mention anything about mounting mine onto flooring. I am going to install flooring though, like you did.
I went to Lowes and got all the wood. Showed that and what I got in the vid. Yeah no mention of the floor but I assumed that it assumed I was putting it on concrete or a wood floor.
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Quick question for ya on this build, I’m building the same shed. The metal braces that hold the side panels on at the top when building the walls, did yours come with home predrilled? Mine didn’t so I’m thinking maybe my piece is flawed. Also, around the 8min mark where you are talking about how the roof panels screw into the grooves on those braces, since they don’t give you self tapping screws, did you have to predrill holes or did yours come with holes predrilled?
Everything was predrilled and I didnt have to do anything other then install the screws. I did have to flip around a brace or 2 cause I wasnt paying attention but yeah, everything had a hole or a slot.
You only have that building about 20% full
I have some of the "bigger" odd items in there. Have moar in there now.
@@AveRage_Joe I put so much stuff in mine you can't even walk in it
Thank you, very helpful.
Too Much Crap :D
Who ever has too much crap . . . ?
😆😆😆🤷♂️Not Me!
It's funny mine arrived right before you made this video. Since mine is smaller (6x4) lean-to style, I'm assembling a 6 ft long 2x4 floor in it, and mounting it against my house out back....
@@AveRage_Joe
Does it ship with the wood?
Nope, I answered that in the beginning.
Thanks Joe another informative video. By the way, I definitely liked the smash button so I smashed the Like button.
Thank you!! Much appreciated!!
I don't know the details of what you will do with this shed, but...a metal shed is perfect for a battery and inverter storage. This would make it easier to get a building permit (where required) and it would have a low impact on your home-owners insurance, by putting the lithium batteries in a metal out-building. It could also use some wooden shelves one foot down from the ceiling along the walls.
At this current time it will house all the lawn equipment but I do like where you are going with this!!! Shelves are a must!!!🤘
Nice job u guys!!
Thanks and Thanks for watching!!🤘
I really like the base and floor. I'm about to build the same shed and I think I'll copy your design
Just make sure you measure the metal base frame and get wood to that size lol
What can I use for a better lock?
Do you know the width of the door frame? Would it allow for a 54 inch wide lawn mower deck?
My 42 goes in with ease and room on the sides. Door opening is 59-1/2" so yours should fit but might have to tilt up the side chut depending on width.👍
Good job guys thank from Ohio 👍👏
So some of the videos show that they are taking off the protective film on all metal pieces does anyone know if it is necessary??
I left all that on.
Check the screws for treated wood approvals. I got the wrong stuff.
That was the first thing on the list when grabbing the screws!🤘
Scab is the correct word
What does it mean FanFrieckingTastic?!?!?!?! You have forgotten step 0 - install solar panels regardless what the manual says! =)))
LOL I do have 2 smaller 12v panels Ill probly add OOOOOOO and a portable power station!!!😲😆💥
@@AveRage_Joe that sounds much better :)))
How did you anchor it?
The term is “scarf”.
Hi there Mr. and Mrs. Joe! I like shed project and you did a great video. I am so happy that I stopped by to view the video because I have an upcoming project somewhat similar to yours. I have on order a 6' by 4' metal shed. Money is tight so I was wondering how and what I might use to keep the base off the wet ground. (Live in rainy climate), I was thinking 9 cider blocks and One OSB 19/32" board, again, tight budget for this widow. What are your or your reader's thoughts on these items for the base?
Thank You and thanks for watching. The cinder blocks are good. Since its rainy, I wouldnt use OSB. A few in the comments here said it will balloon up and fall apart quick. You might have better luck with plywood.
Hi there Mr. & Mrs. Joe Average. Thank you so much for answering my question. I will therefore order the plywood for the floor. thanks again and God bless you both!
You need a 48’ x 60’ with a second floor.
A 2nd floor would be crazy cool!!😲😆
The plastic film is a nightmare to remove. It requires fingernails to dig into the edges of the film to remove can't do this with the gloves on.. So this invites all types of cuts to your fingers The film is thin and weaker than its adhesion to the painted panels. The plastic washers need inside flashing or tabs to help keep them on the screws. I note that there is no mention of the plastic film in the instructions probably because it is a known nightmare to the manufacturer.
I left all the plastic coating on all the panels. Some remove it and others leave it.
I build my shed here in Mesa AZ. The sun/heat would degrade the film in a matter of days. The flakes of UV damaged plastic would make a persistent problem for me and my neighbors.@@AveRage_Joe
The off grid garage? 😅
Ben went to the den, then to the shed.
Dan is taller than Pan.
Yes!
hehe good to see the Mrs back on, haven't seen her since the live streams I think.
A small solar panel and 4 PC psu fans to pump air out the vents, might be enough to take the heat lingering at the top out.
Its always a treat having her in the videos!! Oh man the Live streams were fun! I like the idea of having solar on the shed!! I do have the very FIRST solar panels I ever bought still. Couple of 12v panels. Will have to check the output on them and see if they still work!🤔😃
Waiting or you to put your powerwall in there and watch the walls come down from all that weight. 💣💣💣💥💥💥
Oh Gawd......Those walls would flatten in a heart beat lol
@@AveRage_Joe exactly
I really enjoyed your video. Thank you for posting. I have a question about the dimensions. What are the dimensions of your base? I have an existing concrete pad that is exactly 120” wide and am worried that the extra 0.8” will hang over and create a crack for whatever to get inside.
Thanks! Id have to run out there and measure if for ya when I get back. I want to say it was just over 120" if I remember right but will check.
@@AveRage_Joe Thank you. I'm thinking a 3/8 overhang on each side won't be that big of a problem. Especially if the bottom frame has enough width to accommodate.
@WalterKeener-sj6mg Ok so just measured. Its 121 lip edge to lip edge. That lip edge could probly be bent down to the edge of your slab.
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I swear I finished hiGh ScHoOl!💁♂️
Are you supposed to remove the thin plastic coating on the sheet metal?
I left all that on. You can remove if you want but I opted to leave it. Others said it is a PIA to remove.
@@AveRage_Joenot too hard to remove, when fresh it will hold together and be stretchy, it will be a real chore to remove after exposure to UV as is gets brittle and starts to crack and peel
I like that you showed some of the pitfalls - and that they aren’t too terrible. I don’t mind DIY projects. I’d follow up with the shelving - and I intend to put in a small bench and chair - with an electric run to my outdoor breaker box with a receptacle inside. But I think it looks better than serviceable. Just a bit of time and patience.
Thanks! Yeah the shelves, bench and electric would be GREAT! Ive been using a portable power station if I need power over there. 100% patience as there are a million screws😁🤘
Good build ! Is there a reason you built it in that orientation between the tree and fence?
Thanks. I just wanted it over in that area since the grass didnt grow well. Door direction was for driving the mower in and out😀
I just liked the smash button 👏😩
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As always great content and thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!🤘
I really like the time-lapse video section!!!
It was a good idea to add that! I wonder where it came from😜❤
Like# 131... I built a PVC Greenhouse for storage...
Thanks for Serving!!! Seriously!!!
Man, she called you out on the video time taking... Math 🤣🤣😝 and she needs a mic...
Thanks Man! A PVC green house works too!!!😃
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LOL I know right!!! Yeah we just used my phone for a camera....it wasnt the best. I didnt have the good camera out sadly. NEXT TIME!!😜
GREAT JOB THE TWO OF YOU!
IF YOUR NEIGHBOR CUTS DOWN THOSE TREES, IS THAT STRUCTURE STRONG ENOUGH FOR ADDITIONAL SOLAR PANELS?
Thanks!!! The trees will fall before the neighbor ever gets to them. They hardly cut there grass but maybe twice a year back there. I have 2 smaller 12v panels I was thinking of adding. Should hold those no problem!🤘
You too are adorable
Stay together forever.
Shed came out nice
Thank you! Married over 20yrs now!😁🤘
ITS garbage, the roof will rust very quick with the leaves on the roof, the edge trimming shud be removed so the leaves can blow off or wash off from the rain, at middle height on all 3 walls shud be a z perlon mounted horizontally to reinforce the structure in high winds, and 4 x 3ft deep concrete pillons with metal builders strapping connected to the reo bar and long enuf to go the full height on the inside walls. Nice to see the lovely Lauren again.... what a cutie :)
Do you think the roof will rust??? Ill take a look at that edging for stuff to easily slide off. We shouldnt get to much wind where its located....unless a tornado rolls through which could happen... Lauren is a lil cutie!!!💥🤘
@@AveRage_Joe OVER TIME THE LEAVES WILL THICKEN UP and compress but will stay very wet cos the trim is stopping from falling off.... I have seen this happen alot cos these cheap sheds are EVERYWHERE.... u can still install 4 anchoring piers on each corner, in cyclones here the 2 doors fly off first then the whole shed goes.
I love the detailed instructions
Did you check your local bylaws regarding building anything too close to a fence or property line?
Man you do Utube I hope you do correct grammar nowadays there is NO excuse for NOT to have it correctly with a simple search and explain of anything.
Better then or better than?????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Let me answer for you. It is. "better than"
10x8 what? Potatoes? Can you please talk with international units, you know US units are US only and 90% of the world don't understand them, including me.
About time you got a shed.
LOL I know right!!!
@@AveRage_Joe Love my shed.
Military discount you say? Wish they would do that down under.
YesSirrrrr! Many stores here offer a Military Discount! It usually covers the tax
@@AveRage_Joe No here. Not even on our Anzac day.