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buying a Shed. need opinions
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<blockquote data-quote="CobraBob" data-source="post: 13065271" data-attributes="member: 6727"><p>I have bought two wooden sheds from a company in New Hampshire called Post Woodworking. They build your shed on site in the matter of an hour. There are other companies that do this, too. My present, an 8' X 16' Cape Ann shed, was just bought last October. It wasn't cheap at $3,295.00, but it will last 20+ years and the quality is superior. I got this one with vinyl siding for ease of maintenance. I added my own wood-grain vinyl floor to make the interior look nicer. Having researched sheds in depth, I would never buy a cheap shed, nor would I buy metal or vinyl sheds. I would only buy a wood shed of highest quality. In the end you'll be happier. </p><p></p><p>As mentioned already, consider a secondary door for ease of getting equipment out. I went with just one front double-door because I wanted to utilize as much interior wall space as possible. Also, buy a size or two larger than you think you need. It would be a kicker to buy a shed only big enough for your present equipment and then decide next year you want a riding mower.....than then might not fit. Even though my second shed is a larger 8' X 16', I kind of wish I had gone with a 10' X 18' shed for an additional $800. It would have made storing out deck furniture during the winter a bit easier.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraBob, post: 13065271, member: 6727"] I have bought two wooden sheds from a company in New Hampshire called Post Woodworking. They build your shed on site in the matter of an hour. There are other companies that do this, too. My present, an 8' X 16' Cape Ann shed, was just bought last October. It wasn't cheap at $3,295.00, but it will last 20+ years and the quality is superior. I got this one with vinyl siding for ease of maintenance. I added my own wood-grain vinyl floor to make the interior look nicer. Having researched sheds in depth, I would never buy a cheap shed, nor would I buy metal or vinyl sheds. I would only buy a wood shed of highest quality. In the end you'll be happier. As mentioned already, consider a secondary door for ease of getting equipment out. I went with just one front double-door because I wanted to utilize as much interior wall space as possible. Also, buy a size or two larger than you think you need. It would be a kicker to buy a shed only big enough for your present equipment and then decide next year you want a riding mower.....than then might not fit. Even though my second shed is a larger 8' X 16', I kind of wish I had gone with a 10' X 18' shed for an additional $800. It would have made storing out deck furniture during the winter a bit easier. [/QUOTE]
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