Finding plans for a 8 x 16 shed that has a concrete foundation.
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http://www.cheapsheds.com/materials-list-cost-estimate/8-x-16-wood-garden-storage-shed-plans-with-gable-roof/
my shed is on concrete...there are special fasteners. concrete anchor kits are available from the worlds largest on line retailer.
btw...know where your lot line is....and city codes - check and see if you need a building permit, and inspections for the slab and structure. it may also affect your property value.
the black and decker book series have plans for sheds.
ya even for a shed....my shed is an ancient metal thing. It's on concrete and anchored down if I were to replace it...put a new one on the concrete I woul not be able to anchor it. The newer city code says I would have to put new concrete..10 feet off the lot line, not 4.
yup. My shed is grandfathered in to the new city code. if ther was no shed...and I wanted one..I would have to put it 10 feet from property line ...the existing shed is 4 ft. From the line. I can put a shed on the old concrete ...but I would not be able to anchor it down.
every town has has different codes...it would be a shame to build the shed only to be told you have to take it down...
yup..you should... I have a shed on a concrete slab and fastened down. It's 4 feet off the property line. I can't put a replacement on that same slab and anchor it. New code states the shed would have to be moved 10 feet from property line.