will this support a wood shed as well as a green house?
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You can buy colored polycarbonate that is just like translucent green-house polycarbonate. I would assume corrugated metal sheet should work well also. The lighter the better though since cheap 2x2 is not very strong. Could make a 4x8 box inside to support more weight. Wood siding on the outside and a heavy shingle roof will most likely need some 2x4 supports. But with the extra weight the structure needs an even stronger base to more it around (skids etc). Really once you go clear polycarbonate it is hard going back to a dark inside structure especially with single wall corrugated polycarbonate that you can clearly see thru.
605114
I agree with the other response listed here. I had a lot of issues with this system (brackets being somewhat flimsy for one) and, if I had the chance, would go a different direction for building a shed.
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I did not put my shed on a supportive base. It's sitting directly on level ground and has settled very little. This shed is about as big as a coat closet so it's easy to move if the ground does start to erode unevenly around it. I'd say at the most I would put gravel down underneath to cut down on erosion.
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Leave enough room around the shed to build it. After competition carefully move it into position. This will require two people. I am assuming that the shed will be built on a flat concrete pad and their will be adequate clearance for the build.
709308
yes you probably can-- if you offset the supports away from each other by an inch.That should give you the results you want and it won't diminish the support structure.Hope this helps ~
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No, the wood is only about 3/8" thick. If you have wood working tools to build a support for the legs that might work.
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It will support it, its sturdy but the material is extremely cheap. I had rips in it after 1 use in the woods. Plus there are visible stiching gaps between the tarp bottom and top so be ready to get wet
469306
I am using it in a small outdoor storage shed and it seems to work fine. My shed is 8x10 so you probably would need a larger unit.
2019855
Yes make sure tree will support you. We have a stand for our swing so it can be used in several locations if you want to move it.
1250000
I don't see why not, so long as you cut all your boards to the same scale. I did something similar with another shed I built.
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All the hardware that comes with this is standard for a shed. It depends if you build, with your own wood, it sturdy enough for a dog. It depends on the dog as well. So, it is as solid as you make it.
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I don't think it would hold up well to that. It has a wood top. I use ours out side but bring it in when I am done.
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I would recommend using the center boards unless you plan on putting your own supports on the exterior. Not using the center boards will affect the strength and stability of the garden bed. The boards are thin. I underestimated the amountdof dirt these could hold.
926012
I suspect it mostly depends on what you anchor it to. The rack is very sturdy. If the canoe's depth is not too great for the dimension of the rack, I'm sure it will support it.
2158012
It says it can hold up to 4 shelves. I only had my hardware store cut 2, because I wanted room for garden tools. The shelves are to be cut out of 3/4" thick wood, and I think they could each hold quite a lot. I have stacks of plant pots and saucers on the shelves. The shed is sturdy, so I would have no worries about the shelves falling. They pop into place very firmly. It would help to know what your intended use is, or how much weight you were hoping to put on the shelves.
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Yes, if the ground it's on is stable. Since it's wood I wouldn't recommend using it in inclement weather.
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Sure, I think that would work fine. The doors are pretty, but don't seem to add any additional support to the structure.