Turning a fence into a woodshed - my "green" woodsheld build

[Reckless]

Dave whats all this gonna cost? Just wondering

 

[daveswoodhauler]

Dave whats all this gonna cost? Just wondering

Not sure, lol...I am using a lot more new material that I had planned, but I wanted to make sure it was sturdy and somewhat kind on the eyes. Here is some more progress from the weekend. The middle area should hold about 2.5-3 cords, and the areas on the ends are going to be used for garden tools/kindling, etc....Just kina making up the plans as I go along....probably not the best approach, lol.

 

[Reckless]

Not sure, lol...I am using a lot more new material that I had planned, but I wanted to make sure it was sturdy and somewhat kind on the eyes. Here is some more progress from the weekend. The middle area should hold about 2.5-3 cords, and the areas on the ends are going to be used for garden tools/kindling, etc....Just kina making up the plans as I go along....probably not the best approach, lol.

Looks nicer than my porch Keep up the good work!!

 

[Berner]

Whh

I think you meant to quote Dexter Day, not me!

whoops.

 

[Berner]

I took a dog kennel and turned it into a wood shed with my old wood from a horse fence.

Took an area that looked like this (without the 2 racks) and added 8 racks then sided shed/kennel

Repurposing wood or any item helps keep the memory around. IMO

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Most of my wood gets re-purposed into kindling. I just re-purposed two wood racks last week!

I like the looks of those racks! Especially the top cover. What kind of cover is that? Also did you use pressure treated wood for those racks or just regular old 2X4's? Cheers!

 

[DexterDay]

Regular wood and the tops are just 5 mil plastic. They held up all Winter. As I used a stack, I just removed plastic

I used a slap stapler and put about 100-150 staples in each rack though.....

Most of my wood gets re-purposed into kindling. I just re-purposed two wood racks last week!

I like the looks of those racks! Especially the top cover. What kind of cover is that? Also did you use pressure treated wood for those racks or just regular old 2X4's? Cheers!

 

[bogydave]

Should be able to dry it in soon
Looking good

 

[daveswoodhauler]

Makin progress. Gotta head down to the lumber store to pick up the roof sheathing.
5/8's OK???

 

[Big Donnie Brasco]

keep those pictures coming!!