[jonathamajn]

I have to make a new storage shed, so ran into this site http://www.nwqualitysheds.com and found a handful of good information . So the question remains should I build it myself or should I order it from site.

 

[toolguy1000]

check either the BORG or LOwes for RTA kits. they are less expensive, go together easily and are great for lawn and garden equipment. my 8X8 form the BORG was ~$500. added to that was a sub floor and roof shingles (~ $100 more).

 

[cabinetman]

Build it yourself.

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[jschaben]

I have to make a new storage shed, so ran into this site http://www.nwqualitysheds.com and found a handful of good information . So the question remains should I build it myself or should I order it from site.

The real question still remains as to what tools you have available and your experience level for doing something like this. While a shed isn't particularly difficult, there are aspects with building any freestanding structure that need to be done correctly or you end up with a pile of sticks in a short period of time. :smile:

 

[daveinjersey]

Taunton Book

FWIW, I'm a fan of the Taunton books. Here's their Shed Book:

Building a Shed (Taunton's Build Like a Pro): Joseph Truini: 9781561589661: Amazon.com: Books

Haven't read it, but intend to when I get to that project.

 

[Fastback]

+1 with build it yourself. After all this is a wood working site:thumbsup:

 

[dodahman]

I bought plans from shedplans.com and found them very well done. My 10x12 saltbox style came in at just under $1200 even with architectural shingles to match the house. In full disclosure - this was with a graveled floor.

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