She Shed

by
Mary
(IC: homeowner)
6 Materials
$1200
3 Weeks
Medium
I've wanted my own version of a She Shed for a few years. With my guy's mad carpentry skills, it all came together and I love it!
Close to finished, added front stoop, lattice along the base and some flashing above.
She Shed: humble beginnings
She Shed: ready for a dance party
This is the extant (mostly) of the new materials used, cedar frame and deck boards (Home Depot) for the floor, roof is corrugated plastic (Menards)
Front door and 4 windows all reclaimed
(view of front/side) more reclaimed windows added on west wall
3 'piano' windows found on Craigslist added to rear wall
(rear view) reclaimed "sliding glass door" installed as floor-to-ceiling window
more reclaimed windows on east wall
(east side) reclaimed door installed as window (does not open)
(west side) added window screens and started siding with reclaimed wood
(rear view) more reclaimed wood siding on rear wall
we put up 'siding' as we were able to accumulate it from a local source of discarded wood, most of it is from packing crates or pallets that needed to be broken down
putting it together inside the shed, installed hooks and carabiners to attach these windows to the ceiling when open
inside with custom-built bench/sectional, all the windows are on hinges and can be hung from the ceiling when open
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She Shed: amateur video :)
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Suggested materials:
- Cedar (Home Depot)
- Old windows (disgarded/reclaimed)
- Old doors (disgarded/reclaimed)
- Corrugated plastic roofing (Menards)
- Window screen (Home Depot)
- Lattice (Home Depot)
Published May 24th, 2016 2:41 AM
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Joani Zaccaro Vanicek on Dec 21, 2019
Love it! Want it! Currently trying to convince my husband to build me one.
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Hildie on Mar 27, 2020
Very nice shed however you should add some tie-downs to keep it from ever blowing Way in cars of a bad storm. It wouldn’t take much work Nd would protect your beloved investment. Here is a link
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Wonderful She Shed! Very resourceful project. What are the dimensions?
Can you give a rough estimate of the cost of materials you actually had to buy? And what the dimensions are for the full building?
What is the foundation? Is it set up on bricks or cement sidewalk blocks, or what looks like garden ties?