I’ll never do it again! I built the 6x8 alone and it definitely takes two people. The holes don’t line up, there’s 836 screws that’s go into it and the instructions are aggravating as fuck.
I just bought one of these and I don't want to build a whole foundation...I would like to just lay some plywood down like you guys did. How is it holding up that way?
It's holding up pretty good. But the roof does leak were the screw connect the roof to the frame. I'll probably just use roofing tar to seal it. But I only use it for fire wood. But be nice if it doesn't leak
@@mikescustomworx4680 Yep, I'm def going to cover the screws with some waterproof patch and seal tape as I go...or at least some flex seal. I'm using mine to store my power equipment, so it probably wouldn't hold doing it the way you did it right?
How's it holding up? When I research all signs point to it the plywood rotting if its not off the floor, and because the ground is not leveled ..sagging of the shed itself. Any feedback would be appreciated. I got mine today and will be starting on it in a few weeks after I install private fencing.
1000 cigarettes later.... 😂 and 200 laps around the shed
I’ll never do it again! I built the 6x8 alone and it definitely takes two people. The holes don’t line up, there’s 836 screws that’s go into it and the instructions are aggravating as fuck.
there good if you dont live in a salt environment , but yea read and breath thats what i did . You will get it just relax
I just bought one of these and I don't want to build a whole foundation...I would like to just lay some plywood down like you guys did. How is it holding up that way?
It's holding up pretty good. But the roof does leak were the screw connect the roof to the frame. I'll probably just use roofing tar to seal it. But I only use it for fire wood. But be nice if it doesn't leak
@@mikescustomworx4680 Yep, I'm def going to cover the screws with some waterproof patch and seal tape as I go...or at least some flex seal. I'm using mine to store my power equipment, so it probably wouldn't hold doing it the way you did it right?
@@PRich-ph9ue yea it will hold I say use thicker plywood. And but extra wood in the floor to make it steardy. And I think you should be fine.
@@mikescustomworx4680 Thanks a lot man!
Great video how is the shed doing with that wood foundation is it okay? I'm thinking about laying plywood the same way when I build mine
It's holding up just fine. Haven't had any issues so far
@@mikescustomworx4680 thank you very much Happy New year
@@WilliamMayCentury21 thanks you as well. I'll release a new video of it so people like yourself can see it. I do want to change a few things on it.
How's it holding up? When I research all signs point to it the plywood rotting if its not off the floor, and because the ground is not leveled ..sagging of the shed itself. Any feedback would be appreciated. I got mine today and will be starting on it in a few weeks after I install private fencing.
It is Hard because i am having trouble with my shed trying to put it up
What happened to the foundation...????
I didn't need one being it was for storing firewood
What size is this one
10 x14 Arrow shed
Is that style roof harder to put together
It is without the proper amount of help. But it has held up threw snow and 60+ mph winds
@@mikescustomworx4680 How much snow?
@@luvr381 at one times can be 5-7 inches Normally but we have had days that were 1 foot.
@@mikescustomworx4680 Ah, thank you, we've gotten up to 60 inches in one day, I'm going to reinforce my roof.