Home > Ask a Question > BBS > Construction Project Blog > lean to shed

Construction Project Blog

Not Logged in.
Moderator Moderated by MiniFoxx Login | Register
RSS
Page: [1]
Font Size:
   View Style: Flat    Tree
Post Reply | Post New Message
Title/Content Author

lean to shed

03/02/2005 05:35 PM shahna

can someone plase send me plans to build a lean to shed. I am brand new to this site and need some advice with accessing the information.

Thanks in advance.

Member Since
03/02/2005

Total Contributions
2 Posts

Post Reply | Watch this Topic

What are you using the shed for?

03/08/2005 07:15 PM Lostowl

Hi, Shahna.

I built a leanto once when I was a kid, but I don't think that will do. However, my friend Eugene just tore one down when he replaced it. I'll try to get a picture to post here. If you like it, I can try to ask him to draw up the plans for it.

Member Since
03/08/2005

Total Contributions
5 Posts

Post Reply | Watch this Topic

plans please

03/09/2005 12:42 AM shahna

please send me the plans if you can and any good tips on the construction and building of the shed. thanks.

Member Since
03/02/2005

Total Contributions
2 Posts

Post Reply | Watch this Topic

Delay

03/09/2005 09:28 AM Lostowl

Eugene doesn't think he has the plan anymore, but it's not that difficult to put some together. I'll provide the photo tomorrow.

Again, though, what are you using the leanto shed for? And, approximately, how large do you want to make it in terms of foot print.

Also, what state are you in?

I am not an expert, but things that would seem to matter are:
*Is this a wood shed (need ventilation for drying
*Can one side be open or do you need to be able to lock it
*Do you get a lot of rain (will you need PT or dry pine and paint, type of shingles onthe roof, etc)

Eugene is pretty experienced at building things like this. If you can give me an idea what you are looking for, we might be able to give you something useful.

Another option, like I did, is to get some design software. I used Punch! Platinum. It's pretty easy, it has a Frame Wizard that will provide a whole bill of materials for you based on your Wall, Floor and Roof design.

Anyways, I look forward to hearin your answers.

Member Since
03/08/2005

Total Contributions
5 Posts

Post Reply | Watch this Topic

Lean-To

05/01/2005 04:57 PM brianm

I need a plan for a small lean-to as well. I just need something that I can park my motorcycle under to get it out of the weather.

My thoughts are to use 4 4x4's as my post and put a one sided roof onto it. I can't figure out in my mind how to make and attach the roof to the post.

Thanks for your help,
Brian Morrison
brianm1@earthlink.net

Member Since
05/01/2005

Total Contributions
1 Posts

Post Reply | Watch this Topic

lean-to shed

09/06/2005 05:47 PM williej

try wrapping the 4x4's with 2x lumber for a roof support.

Member Since
08/21/2005

Total Contributions
7 Posts

Post Reply | Watch this Topic
Page: [1]






 

About | FAQ | Contact | Sitemap | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Help
© BobVila.com 2008