Construction Information

Flooring

• Quality wood construction and a surprisingly spacious and sturdy 2x6 flooring with 3/4
  inch OSB; will support heavy loads such as four whrelers and other equipment.
  
• There is a 30-50 dollar charge if you want 2*6 treated lumber for the floor of the shed.
  

Main Frame and Roofing

• The main frame is constructed of 2x4’s two feet on center and covered with a smart panel
  siding that has a 30 year manufacturers warranty, primed and ready for you to paint.
  
• The shed is priced as an asphalt shingled roof -- you can choose the color. Tin roofing is
  also available at an extra charge; prices vary due to the flexibility of the tin market. But you are
  only charged what it costs me to buy the tin.
  

Doors

• The door is made from the same material as the siding and is 3 feet wide and 81 inches
  high. The ten and twelve foot wide sheds come with one double door, and a second one can be
  added at a 50 dollar charge.
  
• Steel doors can be added for 120 dollars.
  
• Roll up doors can also be added for 300-400 dollars.

Windows

• Windows are an option at the base of 80-100 dollars depending on the size of the window
  you want.

Extras

• All sheds are around nine feet tall.
  
• All sheds are built on site.
  
• All sheds can be built on a cement slab. The concrete slab should measure the exact
  measurements of the shed.

Tall Barns

• 6 and a half-foot sidewalls can be added at a charge of 400-600 dollars.

Lofts

• Lofts can be added at a $2.50 a square foot.

Pitched Roofs

• Pitched roof sheds have 7 foot sidewalls, 8 foot sidewalls are 100 dollars extra.

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