With the amount of tools and items that I have accumulated over the years, I thought it would be a good idea to build some type of storage.
The first thing that came to mind was a storage shed for the garden.
As I delved deeper into my project I began to look at Storage shed Kits.
These kits come with all the wood pre cut for you and all you have to do is construct the thing.
However, easier said than done as most of these instructions that say easy assembly are anything but.
That's why its a good idea to have a back up plan just in case, and get some shed building blueprints that are readily available off the internet.
With all this ammo under your belt it should be a breeze to construct any type of shed you require.
My wife said she was looking forward to having a tidy garden and not have all my tools and equipment strewn across the lawn.
I was looking forward to having my own space with tools and equipment well organised within the new enclosure.
However finding a suitable location for the shed should be the first priority.
Having a large garden gives you more options on where your outdoor shed should be located.
If you have a small garden the shed should go into a corner so you still have a decent sized garden area.
A flat concrete surface is a must to stop any wood rotting and to ensure that everything is level.
Before you start building your storage shed.
Make sure you have all the correct tools.
You don't want to be starting the job only to find you are missing one important tool.
Always refer to the blueprints within the storage shed kits and get any extra plans and guides you can find.