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Shed Builders - Amateurs Assemble Suncast Tremont 8x7 Storage Shed BMS8700 | Craig & KJ
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- čas přidán 26. 04. 2019
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO: With the old metal shed out of the way, we took on the task of assembling our new-fangled blown plastic shed that we bought from Menards! The Suncast Tremont 8x7 Storage Shed (BMS8700) was a breeze to put together (see link below to purchase) - at least, as far as shed building goes. With two of us, it went up in just hours and turned out to be a sturdy little building. Check out the video for tips and tricks we learned from the process, and some fun scenes from the build.
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You guys were great. I bought the smaller version of this shed and figured i could put it up myself.But after I got it home (guys at the store lifted it into one other guys truck- You were right-The box was Heavy!) I started to have second thoughts as the box sat in my driveway ...covered with a tarp... for a month and a half. Finally I bit the bullet and opened the box. But not before I looked on CZcams to see if I could get a real visual. You popped up right away and gave me confidence to move forward! Especially with the 1st part- putting the little stuff together. I could have used a little more about putting the roof on though.But, hey-that was after lunch-our brains turn to mush,- and it was time to move on. But I made it w/out the step by step. It really turned out to be easy..as you said -like leggos! Hopefully it will last. I am a sixty five year old woman- I did it by myself and was happy to have a good example to go by! Also- I was an art professor for 30 years- Good impression of "American Gothic"!
We are so pleased that our video helped. We struggled with the roof too, which is probably why we didn't have as much detail on that part. Our hands were occupied with the tools and not the camera. Haha. The American Gothic recreation was fun! Thanks for commenting. So glad to help.
Very informative and entertaining. Thanks guys, you're a credit to CZcams and the 'States!
Thank you!
Thanks for the video. Just looking at getting one of these here in the UK. I'm glad it can be anchored down. 🏴🇬🇧
😂😂😂😂😂
The chair, I swear guys it's happened to me many times
Cutie pies! Thanks for the video!!
I appreciate all the tips and tricks. Thank you!!
You are welcome. We are happy to know it helps.
Hey Guys,
Thanks for the video, really helps, especially those WHAT NOT TO DOs!
Awesome. So glad it helped!
Nicely done
Thanks guys! well done :)
I Love the music, and u2 are just great to just set up a shed. U make me laugh.......Namaste
Kudos for the Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I would love your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (search on google)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for building better sheds and woodworking minus the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my best friend Jordan at very last got cool success with it.
Have not heard of it and our shed is complete, but thank you.
I just did the skylights in my shed. I used an awl to open up the holes so I could see through and line up the skylights. Taking a lunch break, so far it’s going easy.
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Headed to get a similar shed today! Thanks for the video, guys!
You should have showed the hole roof installation. But I enjoyed the video
We intended to but realized after we finished that we were so involved in putting the roof together and forgot to film some of it. Ugh. I guess the lesson is that the roof trusses and assembly require a bit of focus. Thanks for the feedback and I am glad you enjoyed it.
You can get the assembly manual online for most of the plastic sheds. If you had to wait for delivery of the shed, you can get ahead of assembly time by studying.
Great recommendation
Hello I see a lot on youtube and Ill tell you all this the guys here they tell it like it is the good the bad the whys and what fors so I like them as they tell THE TRUTH thank you too Don in Ca
Can you recommend size and length of concrete anchors please ? also if you can recommend masonry drill bit size to go with those fasteners, that would be nice.
I believe the anchors were 1/2 inch x 4 inches long, but the instructions to this shed recommended a size. Unfortunately I don't have the instructionsany longer. Also, i dont recall the bit brand, but it must be a masonary bit to drill into concrete. A knowledgeable associate at Lowes guided me to the right bit size and type. Keep in mind you'll need good drill and a socket style bit to drive the bolts in as well because it will peobably have a nut on the end instead of a flathead or Phillips screw head.
You guys are hilarious! Love it! We can't wait to put up ours this weekend!
Thank you! It was really the easiest shed I've ever put up. Let us know how it goes for you - and trust me on that tip about screwing on the skylights! KJ
We watched this as a family before putting up our shed and left us all smiling (and happy at how easy it seemed). Really appreciate the video and both of your energies!! Thanks a tonne for the skylight tip! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
@@secretagentbrad Thank you so much! Yeah - we learned the hard way on those skylights! LOL
So glad you all are on the journey with us on this truly remarkable journey!
Any chance you'd want to make a road trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma and help my recently single arse put together one of these for my 92 year old Granny and 97 year old Grandpa?!?! Serious offer here, guys! :-)
I wish I could... but one is enough. Although.. if all expenses were paid... it might be a fun work-cation. LOL. We will have to pass for now but if ya find someone to do it, feel free to shoot us questions. ;-)
🤣🤣🤣 I bought one just to have fun with my bud like y’all
Great video. I am looking at this same shed to purchase. Have you had any high wind days? How did this shed hold up? Any leaks from heavy rain?
We have had some high wind days, albiet that is subjective based on where you live.. No leaks - now it is not water sealed, so a little could get in under the roof, but it hangs over sufficiently and we haven't.
We are very pleased with it!
Hi there. I am about to buy that same shed ( 8x10 )but I am sandwiching it between my garage and a fence with like 4 inches to spare. My question is can it be completely assembled from the inside without having to access the sides...as I would have zero room for access on the outside walls...thanks!
It might be a little awkward, but probably...
The tough part will be the roof - and there is an overhang of a few inches.
You probably could, but it will be challenging.
Good Luck!!
Truly Remarkable Life yeah i saw that overhang. Thanks for the quick response! Cheers
Great video ! I got a concrete slab and I plan to put shed on it. Can shed itself hold itself with its weight ? I don’t have masonry drill so how essential is it to secure shed to the concrete slab ? Can I put entire shed first and then install concrete anchors within a week or so ?
Hi. The shed is pretty solid without masonry anchors but I don't think it is heavy enough to serve as its own anchor. However, it should be fine as long as you add them at some point soon after. I wouldn't trust it in a big storm ith high winds without being weighted or anchored... but you can definitely do it after it is assembled (just don't cover where the anchor holes are with your stuff you are storing.) You should be able to get a masonry drill bit at home depot or other hardware store. I'd recommend investing in a good quality bit for a few extra dollars because it will help make it easier to drill.
Truly Remarkable Life Thank you ! In the meanwhile, I will be storing my snowblower in the shed. The snowblower is close to 200 lbs so I suppose it is heavy enough to hold the shed in moderate winds
Yeah... that should work!
Where on earth did you find such irritating sound effects? There was indeed 30 seconds of useful information in the first 3 1/2 minutes. I couldn’t watch any more than that so I may have missed a lot. Next time try to be a little more informative and a LOT less entertaining.
Having said all that, I bet I would enjoy pounding down a couple of beers with you guys.
Well... we do our best. Sorry we didn't "hit the nail on the head" with sound effects. (Sorry... I apparently get the sound effects the same place I get my bad jokes.) Fortunately, we don't focus on "How to" videos. It was just a one-off to help anyone who might need it. I will look for less annoying music/sounds in the future. Can't win em all, eh?