I am planning a similar loft setup on a 12x24 shed. curious to see how similar yours is to my plan, this gives me a nice 'real life' look at what mine might look like. how high did the exterior peak of your roof end up (15-ft?) and how high is the floor of your loft(7-ish feet?) my model shows I will have headroom, and looks like you just barely fit in the loft. I'm planning to do shed dormers on either side to give myself a little more room to stand.
....Why!?! 😵💫 Why did you want to fight that roof sheathing placement through the rafter bay instead of just going up adjacent to a sidewall, sliding it sideways directly on the rafters temporarily holding it in place with a couple of short 2 by 4's fastened from the outside in at the top plates?! You'd of had so much better control of that 4x8 not to mention conserving time and energy, or worse, potentially taking a rather unpleasant "ringer" in the neck if that would have come loose at the wrong time?
1st guy I've seen on RU-vid build a roof with a good pitch!!! **CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP** Good job DUDE!!!!!!! The 3/4" tongue and groove flooring was worth the money. Trust me. especially since you used wimpy 2x4 floor joists.
On building your second wall, look to the bottom left corner of the screen. I don’t know what it is, but tell me that was a big spider crawling on the ground.?😂
Video is awesome at demonstrating what you shouldn't do when building a shed. Only thing missing is if there was some commentary, dramatic music and laughter at all the stupidity of this guy.
It's not the psi you need it's the gpm, minimum of 2.7, but a 3.5 or 4 would make it look like the first pass with that little guy compared to the before wash if that makes sense
I'm a woman and there are so many things you did wrong, and that could have caused injury or or possibly death. Please use common sense next time and get someone to help you.
Had one 20 years ago, picked up another one, blacked it out, put a 180/70 rear tire. Took a while for the Sea Foam to work, but pretty strong now. Has 4 more HP than a 87 Interceptor. Still dont like exhaust sound. Not a Vmax.
Probably mentioned (but I'm not reading every comment), but you should have a stone base underneath the "foundation" stones so this thing doesn't eventually sink into the ground.
Have you checked the material costs? A 10x12 , 8 feet high, with one small window, shingle roof, 4x8 siding material= almost 3400 dollars. How is it going to cost you 12x16 under 3000 dollars. ?? With all do respect.
You should've bought the "tough shed" you would've got a much better...safer product. ...remember this...they put those things on a truck and drive 60mph down the road bringing it to your house...your shed would break into a million pieces if you tried that. You can see your "loft" bowing under your weight. The floor of your shed was framed with 2x4s. It will definitely not hold any weight...im making my kids an elevated playhouse...im using 2x10s...your walls, flimsy is a nice word ill use...the whole thing was just a bad idea
