Storage shed Info needed for bike
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I used roof shingle because I had some left from the roof when I built the building. Roll roofing would have been better but my "If it's free, it's for me" mindset said just use what you got. I did put some 40 lb roof felt under the shingles to help protect the Advantix on the ramp.
Good luck
Bub
Good luck
Bub
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From: Cape Brerton
There is too much going on in my garage so I too am building a shed for parking the scoot. I'm going to build it along side the garage 5X10 with a slab floor, but I'm putting a door in each end. Ride In Ride Out, you wouldn't believe how much easier it is. You can also have an inside door between the two. It's a set up I had at the old place for both bikes and snowmobiles,
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From: Covington, Ga.
I used roof shingle because I had some left from the roof when I built the building. Roll roofing would have been better but my "If it's free, it's for me" mindset said just use what you got. I did put some 40 lb roof felt under the shingles to help protect the Advantix on the ramp.
Good luck
Bub
Good luck
Bub
Big Rol,
Put some plastic down under your slab for a vapor barrier.
It'll make a big difference in the long run for fighting condensation and surface rust.
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I'm sure you're good, but I did not see the length between unsupported sections of the joist. Check the charts:
http://www.awc.org/Publications/upda...01FullPage.pdf
Since your joists are pressure they are probably southern yellow pine. Plywood is to be considered "dead load". 40 lbs/sq. ft. is your goal for perfection & I'd park mine on 30psf
If I was at the office I'd have more resources.
Good question;good luck.
http://www.awc.org/Publications/upda...01FullPage.pdf
Since your joists are pressure they are probably southern yellow pine. Plywood is to be considered "dead load". 40 lbs/sq. ft. is your goal for perfection & I'd park mine on 30psf
If I was at the office I'd have more resources.
Good question;good luck.
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