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Just finished staining this storage shed that I built. Shed is 10×12 with pine siding from a neighbors tree that fell in a storm. (rough cut pine, then ship lapped) Windows are hand made by an amishman. Handmade door latch with a railroad spike by myself.
-- www.largewoodslabs.com Apple Creek, Ohio
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WoodLe
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#1 posted 961 days ago
Oh, forgot. Hinges are salvaged from the scrap pile!
-- www.largewoodslabs.com Apple Creek, Ohio
Abbott
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#2 posted 961 days ago
That looks great! Welcome to our forums!
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#3 posted 961 days ago
Great job on the railroad spike door latch!
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#4 posted 961 days ago
In about 10 months time you will wish you had made it twice the size, I know, it happened to me. My shed is 12×20 and now I wished it was twice the size!
Good looking shed though!
Erwin, Jacksonville, FL
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MickeyD
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#5 posted 961 days ago
No shed is ever big enough. Nice use of salvaged wood. I like the latch, too.
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Daniel Wise
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#6 posted 961 days ago
Nice work. The latch is awesome.
mafe
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#7 posted 961 days ago
Thats a beautiful shed. Really a little house that falls into nature.
I love it!
Best thoughts,
MaFe
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#8 posted 961 days ago
Welcome on LJs! Love the natural look of your shed, and of course that latch has so much character, thanks for sharing.
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cdbridge39
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#9 posted 961 days ago
Awesome shed, how much stain did you use ?
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#10 posted 961 days ago
Looks nice .
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#11 posted 961 days ago
That is a very quaint storage shed. I love simple things that have function.
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JCantin
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#12 posted 961 days ago
very classy
WoodLe
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#13 posted 961 days ago
@ cdbrige39 ....about 2 1/4 gallons of stain.
-- www.largewoodslabs.com Apple Creek, Ohio
ND2ELK
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#14 posted 960 days ago
Good looking shed. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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#15 posted 960 days ago
My eys really like to see this shed…ant roof…suk…so nice,i wich i had the space to build something so big and beatifull.
Very well done
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