Do It Yourself Garden Shed-7 Helpful Ideas

Jun 29
08:04

2011

Tricia Deed

Tricia Deed

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Here are seven ideas to help you with your do it yourself garden shed. Everyone needs an occassional boost with an idea or two. Take a peek at these ideas for additional assistance in building your garden shed.

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Spring has sprung and you have awakened out of your woodworking hibernation and ready to pursue a woodworking project which you have never done. This year you want to build your own shed,Do It Yourself Garden Shed-7 Helpful Ideas Articles a do it yourself garden shed.

As you evaluate your newly seeded garden you recall and remember the size of the crop from last year. As you imagine what it would be like if every one of those seeds takes root this year, you know there is a need for a working and protective area to prepare your vegetables.

Here is your do it yourself garden shed with seven helpful ideas:

  1. Plumbing: running water for cleaning crop and utensils
  2. Work table: housing cutting board, knife holder, garden shears, strainer and other vegetable containers
  3. Organization shelves: for storing seeds, fertilizers and plant containers
  4. Storage bins for bulky garden items keeping  floor clutter free
  5. Hanging racks and a pegboard or two for hanging items
  6. Shelter large equipment: lawnmower, large garden tools, garden hoses, etc.
  7. Electricity:  may or may not be a luxury, but would be very helpful

Remember what it was like last year harvesting your large garden? This year you want to be prepared to make your work easier. Wake up your woodworking creativity and skills. Consider plans for a new or additional shed and how this garden shed is to be designed and built.

Here is a five item checklist to jump start your imagination:

  1. Do you want one large building to house everything within the same building?
  2. Do you want a small building with an external lean to on the outside of the building?
  3. Do you want two or three individual buildings each having a separate use?
  4. Do you want a lean to?
  5. Do you want construction to be made of all wood, all metal, or plastic?

Your decision will be dependent on:

  1. How much land space is qualified to be used for a garden shed
  2. Does your land have the allowable distance to the water well or plumbing, and electrical outlets?
  3. Will your property meet zoning rules and regulations as required in your community?

After deciding how you want your do it yourself garden shed constructed you may wish to design your own or purchase professionally designed wood shed plans. There is also the possibility of purchasing and assembling sheds constructed of metal or plastic.

Did I make your head hurt with more thinking? My apologies, perhaps I can ease your thinking by recommending you order your garden shed plans from professionals who have made their career designing and testing plans for sheds and providing blueprints for building sheds.

Get started today with a free shed plan. Visit the hobbies section at http://www.infotrish.com and review Welcome Woodworking Enthusiasts. My Shed Plans.

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