Shed Organization. Potting area, workbench, bike rack, shelves, soooo many shelves! Using scraps!

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Organizing my new shed using scraps and left overs. Built a bike rack, potting bench, workbench/shelf, upper shelf, corner shelves, straight shelves, sooo many shelves! Please leave any questions and/or comments below. Thanks for watching!
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Video editor - Adobe Premier Pro
Shed - Storage Sheds of Atlanta storageshedatl... or 678-502-6823
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Комментарии : 33

@bshimo2 Год назад

Why are you switching from an electric lawn mower to gas?

@epicplays4737 Год назад

Thanks! Basically for more power. It struggles a little in the spring and fall and if the grass gets too tall. I'm going to get the Honda probably.

@LoisWood-e4y 3 месяца назад

I enjoyed your video. I like how you customized it as you went along; lots of great ideas to use up wood 'scraps'. Thanks

@Karen-uo3ep Месяц назад

I enjoy your videos and organization. I have used your ideas in my shed. Novice carpentry skills here.

@edserrano2807 11 месяцев назад

I greatly appreciate you sharing your process for creating storage! Our garage walls are the same. What do you use to keep wasps and spiders away that's helping you keep it so clean?

@softaco3088 Год назад

I have an empty 10x10 shed just waiting to get pimped out.. Thanks for the ideas.

@justaddwood Год назад

Blank slate - I love it! Good luck! Get creative and have at it!

@rodneywhite4494 4 месяца назад

I am currently in the installation process with the loft. How tall is you headroom height below the 2x6? and do you wish the height room was taller or shorter than now? Thanks

@justaddwood 4 месяца назад

Thanks. If I recall, the walls were 8' and the 2x6s were pushed up to the bottom of the top plates so maybe 7'6"ish headroom. Didn't feel too short or anything. It was a shallow roof pitch so pushing the loft up any higher would have really reduced the lofts capacity above. Good luck with yours!

@rodneywhite4494 4 месяца назад

@@justaddwood Thank you for the quick response. My thoughts were divided to the ease of removing items in the loft to the head height needed. I have 7 ft at the bottom of the 2x6. I analyze til I fossilize.

@jasonbrennan9186 Месяц назад

Nice job!

@ParentsandProjects 2 года назад

Nice addition. Thanks for the ideas.

@4wheelliving132 9 месяцев назад

I'm looking at getting a shed in the spring and a standard shed comes with a 6' door but you can get a 3' instead. I noticed you just have a service door in your shed, do you think that's big enough? I could really use the extra 3' of wall space

@justaddwood 8 месяцев назад

So the shed I have has a service door and a double barn door. However, I have found that I only use one side of the barn door more times than not.

@timvalle276 6 месяцев назад

Loved this, and the music choice was 👌

@weekendhomeprojects Год назад

Nicely done. Enjoyed the voiceover also.

@justaddwood Год назад

Thanks!

@frankg6302 Год назад

If you had to make a guess..... How much weight do you think that loft would hold?

@justaddwood 11 месяцев назад

I wouldn't hazard a guess, but it's pretty strong. Thanks!

@brodygoalie Год назад

My shed is 30 years old. The plywood floor has never been sealed. Would you be able to recommend a stain to use for the plywood floor so that it sweeps up easier with no dust. Much appreciated

@justaddwood Год назад

Good question. I'm not too sure what would work best in that situation. Maybe look for floor sealants from a flooring store? I bet a local flooring store could point you in the right direction. Thanks!