I believe here in New Zealand our regs would require the outside frame to be sitting on bearers on the posts for stronger support rather than relying on screws or even bolts which could shear. Also a double for each outside 6x2. I know it’s only a small shed but one never knows what could happen with any future use, so better to over strengthen. Also the span of the joists seem rather long without anything under the middle to help support and stop any sag.

I would always stick a coach bolt through the 4x2 and post, it's doesn't take long and then you know it's very strong.

Very well explained & job well done.Also like the fact you got the dog as your sidekick.👍👍

I am planning on doing this same project to my 12x16 shed. It's my wood shop and it's too crowded in there. But, I'm gonna open it up to the lean-to part and knock out the wall a little bit. Like putting an addition to a house lo. Great vid buddy.

Great job, great info. We are starting our shed porch this week.

You must be an experienced builder. Pouring cement like that and know how much water to add by eye takes knowledge of the proceeded. Great video.

Aweee thank you I was looking for ideas and needed a small deck I am definitely looking forward to making this...perfect!!! For my she deck 😂...

You can use spray foam gap sealer instead of concrete to set your posts

Thank you. I do have a question, can you do this exact plan for an elevated porch with flat top? For example the ground would be a concrete slab, then 4 post 6x6x8 will be used (dug 1 1/2 - 2') and then follow your video and add my plywood, water proof and shingles? Thank you.

Would you recommend going with a 2x8 for one of those fill up pools. Depending on the sis of the pool

That’s just simple and awesome

Great video, I've got a shed to erect and this is much easier than laying a concrete base

Great video. Thank you.

Great job!

Good video. Gets the job done

How long did your concrete take to cure for you to put the plywood on.

Looking Good !!!!! I added on one side of my shed 2 years ago , and now its time to do the other side , the 1st side is a gravel floor , this one will need to be wood , Great Video .

Nice job!

Great video by the way So would you use 2x8s for a pool deck. The plastic 10x12 kind pools

Thank you! Why not to use pavers & put the roof attached to the existing shed over it? What disadvantages and advantages does this solution has? If you make addition to the existing shed that’s the total square footage includes the existing shed and the new addition? If so it will exceed 200 ft.² and in this case you will need to ask for permit from the local government.?

Thank you 👍👍👍 ..Jaxx is quite an assistant too.. lol

Hi. I’m going to build the same foundation for the 9.1x6.3x6.3 galvanized steel shed for my back yard. What size of plywood, screws and join should I use. Please advise. Thank you.

I'm considering building a deck with very similar dimensions, but with posts around the edge (4 on each side) , how's this one holding up? Wondering if I can get away without putting posts in the middle also and just doing a line of noggins.

Excellent very informative

great job . . what I plan to do with my shed floor . .I will put down 4" layer of 3/4" crushed stone on area that floor will cover . . if you do it this way you will not have a family if skunks living under your deck . . .all skunks and raccoon do not like walking on sharp stone it hurts their feet. No animals will live under your shed. . . get a box of moth balls and spread moth balls on the crush stone . . . no skunks or other animals like moth balls . . . . trust me . . .its logical advice and cheap to keep pests out . .mice hate it as well... skunks will spray you . .raccoons will bite you and mice poo is not healthy . . .. best of luck . . . Tony

Good job my friend!! I just subscribed to your channel.., very detailed and thought out instructions. Thank you very much for sharing . I will attempt this technique asap🤙🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Thanks dude

How long are the 6x6 post?

wonder if legal in florida (hurricaines) great helper.

I didn’t see where you checked square ? Can you please direct me to that timeline on your video? Thanks 🙏

What about noggins (timber cuts ) for strength ? AND to deter any bowing of timber or bounce ?

how deep did u sink the posts again??

You want more stability maybe you got to try to put the post in the center of the hole instead of off to the side of the hose

Awesome

Thank you for the video but can’t see posts being treated with Bitumen and Damp Proof Membrane? How long is that post going last before it rots under a shed or a tiny house? Regards

How did the plywood subfloor work out? You said it was 8’ from the inside to inside, which means you come up 3 inches short on a 4x8 sheet. Anyway, I’m not knocking you. Looks great.

Did you ever think about putting some angle iron on the ground posts underneath the 2x6's? I don't like the idea of simply using deck screws to support them.

Put your weight on top of the 4x4 posts for sheds and decks. Bolts will eventually fail, so lag bolts on the sides are insufficient and can be a huge risk when a structure is suspended.

2 x 6 no good for floors it’s fine for ceilings your 2 x 6 should be 3 inches short of 8 feet to account for your ledgers your outside beam should be doubled up to carry the load of the joist that are not supported by the posts the post should be underneath your beams I take it you live in Florida so I would assume there are some hurricane codesYou’re fast and her choice is awesome you could refine your technique make sure you know the codes in your area if it’s carrying live load you don’t want to buy six it’ll be sagging in a couple years Good On ya for taking on the challenge All outside edges should be doubled especially the spans to support the walls above one floor Joyce caring a wall is not very strong

Perfect

Sorry if you mentioned it but were those deck screws or construction screws? I thought those joist brackets were designed for nails as they're apparently stronger then screws but are the proper exterior screws ok?

Everything was good but I think went you do a great job do it the right way those escrews are suck but like I said you did good job

How much did this build cost you because we plan on doing this to the shed up at our cabin to keep a atv or 2 in?

great

You know those hangers have 2 tabs that you can hammer in before needing to screw them in?

how much was the total finish?

if you wanted a longer decking, would you essentially make 2 of these, or just get longer timbers?

Hi i assume there are no weeds under the deck because there is no sunlight. I am debating if we should use weed blocker under our deck or not.

gonna get that wagon

What kind of wood is that your using?

How did you square the first joist?

Great frame, you left out the weed barrior

Hi friend, i need your help, in one video, i see a VIN number location of Mustang, i need to know where is the VIN number in a Ford Gran Torino from 1974, is possible your help??, many many thanks.

Simple deck foundation, I will do the same foundation but mine will be a floating deck using concrete deck block, no digging.

How long and deep are the 6x6

8x8 at lumber store

You must not have to worry about inspectors. I wished I lived in the country. Thanks for the video.

Adding concrete to the posts will rot them quicker.

Hi jack . You so cute

You didn't mix the quikrete? Are you kidding me? How does that even work? There will voids of dry stuff, FFS. Man, I don't get this.