Wanna say thank you I have the exact same one for showing me the difficulty parts you did a great job

Dude thank you for making these videos. I’ve probably watched both 5+ times each.

This video will never get old! Great work!........Subbed.

Just bought our place. Need some storage also. Cheers brother!

Not to shabby, good info as always.

I have half my floor done but after watching your video, I'm gonna take it all apart and do you method

Great Piece of Work

I just bought 6x8 arrow with floor kit. Thinking of just setting it on blocks like the ones you have but completely covering shed area with them. I will use chain link posts buried into ground at each corner and screw shed to them for wind stability. Cant do much with these floor kits as they need to sit on level ground. I have pressure treated gold, i mean 3/4 plywood for floor and pond liner to wrap under bottom of floor assembly before wall install. Hope mine goes well.

Thanks for sharing.

That same 10x12 Arrow shed is currently $749 at my local Home Depot 🙃

You are doing a great job big fella' I look forward to seing it finished?.

This actually helps me

Great job

My roof collapsed this winter due to a heavy snow fall. If you live in the northeast get the roof reenforcement package also.

Nice cuts!! 🦾🦾

good job

Very well done video explaining everything. A good resource for building the floor. I"m sketchy of the concrete blocks you used. The weight is not centered on the concrete blocks so they will tip over time. The stores have concrete blocks that stay centered under the walls.

Payouts mentioned that the flashing is 10’. What are the other dimensions? Thanks and nice video

70 Degrees! it’s 20 over here in michigan! this is why i can’t take out my chevelle 😭 jokes aside thanks for this man i dropped a like and sub

Nice 👍🏻👍🏻

I'm in the process of building the same shed with this same kind of floor. I finished the flor today and I agree, the floor is a project of its own. Where did you get the flashing?

What if the 4x4s are running width instead of length? I have some hardwood pressure treated 6x6 but they are only 10ft vs 12 ft...

Is that an LB7 duramax? Ooo its so clean, mines beat to shit

I love the regional Mexican music in the background.

Mine is 3" off on the diagonal measurement. plywood hangs off. is there a way to pull it and square it up, or do I need new 12 footers? they warped overnight.

Just my observation, probably doesn't really matter because it's a steel building and you're not putting that much weight in it, but those corner 15x pads, perhaps you could move them out so that the corners of your joists are not sitting flush on the corner of those pads? Maybe have those corner joists more in the center of those pads? Just my observation.

Why don’t you just put the shed base on the concrete blocks, saves time and money ☺️

Hi nice job like both of ur videos on the shed built. Question what happens if I dont cut the 12footer to 142 and just leave it that way will it make my built bad or will it just have that extra lip thanks.

That's a lot of wood to make a platform for your shed. You could of done it cheaper with some pavers, base, leveling sand, permasand and some 2x4 treated for ground contact. Its solid support, no height adjustment needed, and you don't have to worry about animals getting underneath. That all being said, you made one hell of a base, good job.

You mentioned keeping the shed walls away from the fence but you didn't say why. I was planning on putting mine within a foot of the fence on two sides and the gravel covering that last foot. I'm trying not to eat up too much of the yard.

How do you plan on moving that? And if you did was it solid enough to pull from 4x4s?

If I use with 12 deck Blocks will that be fine?

Please let me know, how was the base attached to the concrete slab. For me, it doesn't seem to be secured. During heavy wind/storm, the whole shed may slide out of the concrete block. Please advice.

What is that 'special tool' I need one!

Can I get away with using 2x4's if I'm putting a 42" lawn tractor in the shed or should they be 2x6?

Just bought this same shed for $720 it was $100 more at every other lowes except the one closest to my house for some reason so it might be worth checking around different locations. I'm adding up the materials for the floor now and its looking like $450. I might just skip the 4x4s and add more blocks under it since I don't ever plan to move it. Just the 3 4x4s are $100 and 1/2" treated plywood is $200.

Do you have a link to the flashing? I'd really appreciate it.

why use flashing? to protect against water damage?

Nice job but but some of of you negative comments put me off,maybe more positive it’s hard work but nothing in life is easy and it’s satisfying to see the end result.

Just bought all the materials you used. Including the shed at about $740 now. $1250 for entire shed and floor

Is there another equivalent to fill dirt that can be used?

Can you do this without the 4x4 sir?anyone?

Hey Chris, thanks for taking the time to make this Video! Exactly what I was looking for. I will be building a similar foundation as well. Question, where did the 142 5/16" measurement come from??

How do you keep rattle snakes, skunks, mice and rats from making a home down there? Off the ground like that exposed?

That same shed is $899 now

How much time it takes to build one of those? Thanks.

Damn.... the 10 x 8 is over $500 at HD now...

My was missing 2 critical parts 😔 before start building make sure you have all the parts, that was my mistake.

Could I build this on pallets ?

why does the shed has to erected a minimum of 3 feet from a fence?

Need gravel under every block or they will sink over time

Lol I just bought that 10x12 and it is now 769$. INFLATION IS A BITCH

Damn a year ago they were $400 i just bought one for $700