Brilliant. Perfect answers. Glad I watched this before I finished the shed.

Genius! I'm getting ready to put up a new tin shed and floor kit in the fall - after this brutal summer heat. I will certainly use this; thanks for your time posting this!

This is the tip I have been looking for. Hopefully I will have a nice dry shed once I follow your video.

Thanks for sharing. Exactly what I was looking for!

Nice waterproofing tip for the base.

'... for the stupid shed ...' My thoughts exactly after spending 2 months constructing and tweaking mine! I went with a similar idea but used Visqueen instead (heavy plastic). Your solution looks to be more effective. Happy shedding Rob :)

Thanks a lot. I happen to have the same shed and thanks to you I searched window cap in homedepot and found the vinyl siding. Also learned how to raise shed. In my case not sure it's a good idea to interfere with their provided drainage holes for the doors as my shed is slightly inclined towards outside for that side and also less exposed.

You are a genius Man Very good idea Like it Keep up

What an intelligent solution. Nice

Terrific looking method. I bought a house w the same shed and the wood floor is completely rotted and fallen through. The shed has some rust but it’s not coming through to the inside so I’m gonna sand, paint then rebuild the floor. I’m gonna use your method. The window cap with the built in lip is genius! Thanks!

Thanks for this solution. Can you do a video about how your shed roof supports? Thanks!

I just tore the exact same shed down yesterday to move it to my house. It was a nightmare to take down. I imagine it’ll be even worse going up

Any videos on how to install windows in this cheap shed? Lol ivr fit the same kind and ive already put up some interior walls using old privacy fence boards, they look really nice. Im just wanting a window so i can have an air conditioner this summer do help please lol

I have been having a TERRIBLE time with water getting into my new shed! I really want to get my tools moved into it, but don't dare until I can be sure I have plugged all the leaks. I happened to have a gallon of Flex Seal that was supposed to be for another project that didn't get done so I painted the OSB that I used for the floor. I have also sprayed Flex Seal and caulked multiple seams/screws/bolts, possible gaps as I can think of. I will be drilling the holes in the door slot!

I can not build one out of plywood and 2x4s, for the same price. These shed are not stupid. There just cheap metal. I'am sure i got to do some bracing, insulation, and lighting. Its going to become a well house with some storage!

shed damn....build a mini house our them today everyone's in the micro homes lol 😂🇨🇦🍀

Great vid, searched all over. Can’t find vinyl door cap. Do you know the part number?

What store did you get he white trim from? I’m having a hard time locating it. Thanks for the advice.

Curious has it been working for you? Can you get the window and door cap in different sizes?

Considering you made this video a year ago, did it "SOLVE" your problem for the heavy rain storm water from coming through the base of your sliding doors . Any help would be appreciated.....

Did you have to unscrew all the screws around your floor frame in order to raise or lift it?

I can't find this vinyl either!

All the work, time, and money, and its still going to rot! Cause its wood! Sucking up any form of moisture > Plus insects attacking it > Why i'am pour a concert foundation. Sure it cost more! But worth it / Even Asphalt would be nice