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Sheds: the Do-it-Yourself Guide for Backyard Builders
Sheds: the Do-it-Yourself Guide for Backyard Builders
hardback
Published:
1 October, 1998
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Description
Shed the illusion that the building in you're your in which tools and backyard equipment are stored must be, by definition, a boring and ugly necessity. The revised and expanded edition of Sheds contains absolutely everything you need to know to design, build and enjoy the ultimate backyard shed.
Award-winning designer David Stiles helps you think through the issues involved in shed design, such as use, cost, placement and degree of difficulty. Following a chapter on construction basics, he guides you through each step of building a simple 8 x 10-foot shed -- from foundation to cupola and everything in between. This core chapter includes a material list, step-by-step illustrated instructions and a daily labor schedule, as well as new information on timber framing and moving your shed to a different location.
The book then presents several basic sheds, along with a number of more complex special-use sheds, including a pool shed, an Irish garden shed, even a Japanese boat shed. The all-new storage shed on posts allows you to situate your building of a slope.
Packed with detailed illustrations, plans, commonsense advice and an inspiring selection of color photographs, Sheds is like having a consultant at your side as you work. Whether you are an average amateur builder or an ambitious expert, this book has something for you.
More Details
| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9781552092927 |
| ISBN10 | 1552092925 |
| Number Of Pages | 182 |
| Item Weight | 522 g |
| Publisher / Reseller | Firefly Books Ltd |
| Format | hardback |
| Edition | Revised edition |
Media Reviews
Hands-on homeowners with some weekend project experience can get step-by-step advice on planning and building sheds in [this book].--Newsday San Francisco Chronicle (05/05/2007)