"How The Pros Build A Shed" Sample- 1 of 6 "Setting Footings & Building Floor"

http://www.DoItYourSelfBuilder.com Video Project Tilted: "How The Pros Build A Shed" this is 1 of 6 video sample taken from the full 60 min video. Showing you step by step instructions, on how to build a 8x10 shed: framing the walls, install siding, framing the roof, installing a door, installing roofing, and tools you will need. Every thing you need to know to complete the job like the professionals.To purchase the full video go to DoItYourSelfBuilder.com

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[HomeEnergyNow]

Worth mentioning, but instead of "using a block" in the joist hangers you really don't need, try using the 1 1/2" mark they put on speedy squares and lay both sides of the joist out. Or use a big square that has a 1 1/2" leg and mark both sides. And why not all 2x6 including rim, and on 2' center? Place two skids on the bottom 1-2' in from the sides and they make span. It's not like you really need to meet residential home requirements with the floor anyway. Its a storage shed inches from ground

[DoItYourselfBuilder]

@HomeEnergyNow Thanks for the comment, there are many ways to build it, but my intentions are to keep it very simple..... you do make a good point, Thanks you, I agree.

Brian With Doityourselfbuilder.

[jettastreetracer]

ok...great job, im not carpenter, im a bodyman and painter...im fixing up some things in the garage, i have a small little storage area looks like a small attic in the garage, prior owner of the home just put random pieces of sheets of wood, you think i can get away with 1/2 osb? i do have joists or however you call it but not sure of how far apart they are but they are more then 2 feet, looks like someone added this in the garage.

[DoItYourselfBuilder]

@jettastreetracer -yes 1/2" OSB will work for 24" on center studs, if your studs are more then 24" use 5/8", but plywood would look better, a little more money.

THANKS FOR THE COMMENT

[conniegray]

the standard in Texas is 200 sq ft or smaller no permit. still, you should check with your local governing body

[draftersecret]

good video

[DoItYourselfBuilder]

@MFRoosy16 144 SQ FT you need a permit for any thing larger then that, but you need to check with your own building department. the code changes for different areas.

[MFRoosy16]

@DoItYourselfBuilder do you know what the size square foot is needed?

[DoItYourselfBuilder]

@MFRoosy16 -Yes you should check with the building department when building anything, in are county you do not need one for this size of shed. Good comment, thanks you.

[MFRoosy16]

you forgot one thing to tell your video viewers... always get a building permit...