I don't know if this would work or not, but I'm thinking of wall components I can bolt and unbolt and a roof the same way although I think that the roof might be a bit harder to fanagle.. I'm thinking about this because we may or may not move in a few years and I would like to take it with me if and when we do. A few years back I put up one of those harbor freight greenhouses and built a platform suspended on those cinder blocks designed for 2×4s and the platform was easy to build and disassemble. The greenhouse was a piece of crap, but the platform was great so this got me thinking about a portable shop built on a similar platform. I'm trying to figure out how to add a roof sturdy and light, but with the ability to be insulated.
As far as the walls go I figure 4×8 sections would be simple and I could prewire them with quick disconnects and when and if we move I can take it all apart to fit on back of a pickup truck or trailer..
Any ideas or suggestions to make this work? I'm thinking of something around 15×20 or smaller. (or bigger) The only real tough issue is the backyard sits on a slope which drops about 3 feet per every 20 feet or so.. I've not really measured it yet..
As far as the walls go I figure 4×8 sections would be simple and I could prewire them with quick disconnects and when and if we move I can take it all apart to fit on back of a pickup truck or trailer..
Any ideas or suggestions to make this work? I'm thinking of something around 15×20 or smaller. (or bigger) The only real tough issue is the backyard sits on a slope which drops about 3 feet per every 20 feet or so.. I've not really measured it yet..