Sheds: The Do-It-Yourself Guide for Backyard Builders - Hardcover

Stiles, David R.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0944475388 ISBN 13: 9780944475386

Publisher: Camden House Pub, 1993

Synopsis

Offers advice on shed design, explains the basics of shed construction, describes construction materials, and features step-by-step instructions for building a variety of basic and special use sheds

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Review

Hands-on homeowners with some weekend project experience can get step-by-step advice on planning and building sheds in [this book].--Newsday"San Francisco Chronicle" (05/05/2007)

From the Author

A shed for any use and the information to build it.
Several years ago, we bought a barn on the end of Long Island and spent much time and energy converting it into a weekend home. One of the problems we discovered rather quickly was that there was never enough room for storage, our barn having no basement or garage. The obvious solution was to build a shed. We now have a firewood shed, a garden shed, a workshop shed, a bicycle shed and a trash shed. Since then, I have designed and built many more sheds for friends and clients. Since storage is a common problem, it occurred to me that the designs for these sheds might be of interest to others - thus,the birth of the SHED book! A shed doesn't have to only be for storing tools, garden equipment, bikes, or firewood. It can also be used for potting plants, or as a retreat for painting, writing, or simply getting away from it all. We've built them for all the above reasons! Building a shed, if you are at all handy, can be an extremely satisfying and rewarding experience. Use this book as a blueprint or as a stepping stone toward designing and building your own shed.

About this edition

• Publisher: Camden House Pub
• Publication date: 1993
• ISBN 10: 0944475388
• ISBN 13: 9780944475386
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 142