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I'm going to build a shed to store wood in, something around 14 x 20 ft. Rather than design my own building, I'm looking into commercial plans which have all the construction details worked out, bill of materials, and at least basic sequence instructions. I came across Ryan Shed Plans, which seem to be just what I'm looking for. Has anyone purchased a set of plans from them? If so, where you satisfied? Thanks.
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(05-26-2018, 09:55 AM)jteneyck Wrote: I'm going to build a deck to store wood in,
With a roof?
Ryan. Local to your area? I've never used plans.
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(05-26-2018, 10:06 AM)Stwood_ Wrote: With a roof?
Ryan. Local to your area? I've never used plans.
Oops. Shed, not deck; sorry about that. I guess I have deck on my brain after all the effort it took again this year to clean it.
Ryan is the first name of the guy selling shed plans, not a local company. I've never built a shed before, so plans seem like a good idea, especially to smooth the way getting a permit. I plan to modify and tamper with the plans as relates to where the doors and windows are located, and maybe with the gable overhang, but plans will give me a solid bill of materials from which to get lumber quotes.
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I see. Yes, plans would be good for you.
First, I suggest going down to the local shed builder/seller/mover and look theirs over.
Just to get some ideas.
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(05-26-2018, 02:11 PM)Stwood_ Wrote: I see. Yes, plans would be good for you.
First, I suggest going down to the local shed builder/seller/mover and look theirs over.
Just to get some ideas.
Great minds think alike. Been there, done that. The price of having them build a shed on site (can't get something this large behind my house as a pre-built unit) convinced me to build my own.
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(05-26-2018, 04:40 PM)jteneyck Wrote: Great minds think alike. Been there, done that. The price of having them build a shed on site (can't get something this large behind my house as a pre-built unit) convinced me to build my own.
John You still haven't built this, huh?
I have never ordered from them, but before you do, Google "myshedplans complaints" and read some of the comments. I would be careful about giving them a credit card number. Doesn't pass the smell test to me.
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Are you near a Menards? They have a design computer that you can customize your shed and print out everything free.
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(05-26-2018, 07:10 PM)Steve Friedman Wrote: You still haven't built this, huh?
I have never ordered from them, but before you do, Google "myshedplans complaints" and read some of the comments. I would be careful about giving them a credit card number. Doesn't pass the smell test to me.
Steve
Thanks Steve. I found the same concerns doing some due diligence a couple of hours ago. Think I'll stick with Amazon's offerings or just suck it up and finish the design I started a couple of months ago.
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(05-26-2018, 07:15 PM)goaliedad Wrote: Are you near a Menards? They have a design computer that you can customize your shed and print out everything free.
Oh, that's cool. Unfortunately, for many reasons, there are no Menards anywhere around here.
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Ryans sheds looks like a relative of Teds plans.
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looks like theres an 84 lumber and a gui's lumber that looks like an ace hrdware with a lumberyard. i'd be inquiring at both of them before ryan
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