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Gotcha Robert, yeah that is a good idea.
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(04-13-2018, 10:32 AM)Robert Adams Wrote: Lift the building not the slab then cut treated sill plates to shim between the slab and building.
This was my first thought too. Self built by me and not store bought. This all came about because I was thinking of building a lean-to next to it to move some of the over crowding stuff in it.
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(04-13-2018, 02:18 PM)JTTHECLOCKMAN Wrote: I was thinking of building a lean-to next to it to move some of the over crowding stuff in it.
welp, seems ya have experience at building leaning stuff now.
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(04-13-2018, 03:44 PM)tomsteve Wrote: welp, seems ya have experience at building leaning stuff now.
Yea I should have no problem with that.
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build the lean-to on the low side and push it back the other way.
My shed foundation is just 6x6es on compacted gravel, but fortunately it is going to be difficult to tell if it leans because of the siting.