Work on the DIY mega shed is about to hit a peak, the final wall sections are coming together and soon I’ll know just how bit it really is!
Workshop
For many automotive adventures, you need somewhere to work and some storage. With no workshop, for a long time tools were under my bed, and work was done on the side of the road. And not just on my own cars.
These days I have a comparatively huge garage, which started as an empty box but is slowly becoming a useable workshop. The articles here will cover the transformation of the space to a workshop.
Now this DIY mega shed (or is it a man cave) is really coming together, with just a few more walls left, starting with the fence wall.
One wall up, four to go. While the door end might not seem the most complicated part of the build, getting it ‘right first time’ is critical.
Out of the ground, a base built and frame made, now its time for cladding the long wall. I hoped to get it erect, but I may have a size issue.
After completing the ground works and the base, the main structure of the shed starts to take form, starting with framing the long wall.
In this Mega Shed article, I install under floor insulation and a subfloor on the completed base frame. Soon the walls will be on and I can see the shape.
With the site cleared and groundworks complete, I can start building the base. This is a big step change, from design and prep to building!
With the site cleared, I can start the Mega Shed build. The base will be constructed first, once groundwork and concrete piers are completed.
With the design for the Mega Shed setting on I needed to spend time clearing the site before I can start building. And man was that a task.