There’s no denying how useful backyard sheds are for organizing yard tools and outdoor supplies. But they require space that not every yard has, and can’t always be placed where the storage is needed most—next to a garden or flower-bed area! This post-mounted "mini" shed solves both problems with style and storage. Great project for storing shovels, rakes, hand tools, grass seed, and other small yard care items in this charming outdoor structure.
Features: Small design for limited space areas. Storage on the left side for tall items (rakes, shovels, hoes, weedwackers, etc.) and storage shelves on the right side for smaller items (seeds, hand tools, hoses, gloves, planters, etc.). Lockable swing out double doors (homemade by the builder). Plans call for cedar and fir frame construction, T1-11 siding and asphalt roof shingles. Shed requires two concrete footings to support the shed (freestanding design).
Sizes: 44in. wide by 23in. deep by 81in. tall.
Plans Include: Step-by-step building instructions, materials list, supplier info, plywood cutting diagram, 3D detailed drawings, 3D exploded views and full sized patterns for "fancy" rafter cuts.
Skill Level: Moderate construction skills required.
