I am thinking about building a lean-to along our fence which will provide storage for our bikes, as we are out of shed space. AND protect our wood. Here is a picture of the site. If anyone has done something like this, can you show some pictures?
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A fence lean-to that's also a wood shed
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You'll usually want good air gap / airflow under a wood shed. Not that this can't work into your plans, just something to consider if you're integrating into a fence meant to keep a pet and other critters in or out of the yard.
Personally, given wood sheds usually need more maintenance than fences, I'd want to keep them separate. The shed could be literally touching the fence, but still a separate structure set on its own separate piers.
Personally, given wood sheds usually need more maintenance than fences, I'd want to keep them separate. The shed could be literally touching the fence, but still a separate structure set on its own separate piers.
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