I accidentally destroyed my 10x8 Arrow shed with a tree limb. 😁 Now I'm building this 10x14 model so very useful video. 👍

good job !!! thank you 👍

Wow! Great video! Thanks for showing the time track. I also like how you used the cross-concrete blocks, another similarity of my end goal. Your great video will aid me greatly. I have purchased a metal shed kit, similar to the one you put together. I have purchased both a 4 x 8 ft sheets OSB and plywood boards. Your video and time track will aid me in being patient with myself as I put mine together. Thanks for sharing your experience and God bless!

Excellent build of the floor structure. But I will now have to make an emergency visit to my psychiatrist because that dink-a-dink "music" drove me over the edge!

Looks gorgeous!! You definitely deserve to surround yourself with beautiful things that make you happy. I like that it's Harry Potter themed but also subtle & classy in its design. I'm considering getting one myself, great review!

I thought it was joists for floors and studs for walls.

Thanks for making this video !! I suck at building things but the video helped me and I gained major confidence!! I added more support and brackets and when i was done ..even my brother was impressed..(he is like tim allen lol THANKS AGAIN!!!

Having trouble with step 4 on 4:10 its confusing

Excelent tutorial, the most complete video so far,thanks for your help.

Awesome job! Thanks for sharing

How did u get ur panals on the left on . The crinkled edge was hard to shove under the bigger side of the roof panel .

I'm building the same shed, and video gives me the best example of how to get it done. 👌

Great job, showing the imperfections, in my opinion, says, no matter, you can do it.

Before I start screwing my corner walls to the floor frame for the foundation I built like yours, would it be necessary to put maybe four screws in each corner of my floor frame to keep it from moving out of square. Any help would be appreciated, also this question is open to anyone who has put one of these metal sheds together.........

I followed your floor plan from the beginning to the end building that same shed but now I'm confused with how to anchor it down. if yours is anchored to your plywood can you share a link with me to where you purchased your anchor kit or screws. Any type of help would be appreciated......

TL;DR - DO NOT USE OSB!! Use nothing less then 3/4" pressure treated plywood! and then coat it in something! 3 of these i have built. 1st one with no floor, just a double 2x4 border frame for the shed to sit on. 2nd floor was framed out and covered with OSB, the whole structure sat in level dirt. The 3rd was built elevated off the ground on concrete deck blocks. 10'x12'. double 2x4 border, joists every 12 inches instead of every 18", additional 2x4s in between joists, and a double 2x4 center. used 9 deck blocks: 1 on each corner, one in the middle on each side, one one in the center. then covered the floor frame in 1/2" OSB (cuz covid... and it was literally the only option and it cost $60 a 4x8 sheet!! (should have been $11/each) I'm less then 1 year in with the elevated 10x12 and cant even walk on or use half the floor due to it sagging and totally ruined from moisture. (granted, i knew this would happen due to using 1/2" OSB... I did not anticipate it happening in under a year!) I framed the floor more then what was needed. used more deck blocks then what was needed, but used the same OSB garbage everyone else used. (thinner yes, but same.) And because OSB does not dry or withstand being wet, I now get to lift the shed and replace the OSB with pressure treated plywood. (now that its in stock again and no longer costs my firstborn child and 13 years of servitude.)

You should get longer level

Casa de putos

Sadly you had no actual "How to" for the storage shed.

But we didn't look if you support the rest of the floor, you just showed the support you put around

Thanks!!!

good vid. would be nice to see your cuts and quantity of materials. did you use full 4x8 sheets or cut the 8' side to 7'? I ask because i don't see the floor overlap since the shed is 10/14

Looks good. Thanks for the video. I’m currently in the process of working on mine. I got a 10x8 arrow brand too, your video will help along the way.

It's not a diy shed if you purchased a shed kit

This is the easiest video to solve a common problem. Most people just get a new fixture.

So you're shed's not anchored to the ground that would not work where I live it would be bye bye shed

No weed barrier?

Good video

My box(es) for my shed didn't look nearly as beat up as your box, yet I still found some abnormalities. However, the one thing I decided to do after reading the reviews and looking at the parts that come with the shed, I purchased some Self-Drilling Roofing Screws @ 3/4" with little rubber washers attached to them with 5/16"hex-heads. I've got the foundation about set and about to start building walls tomorrow. Decided to go with the tuff-blocks and 2x6's and plywood. I"M NERVOUS!!!!!

I'm subbing just because you used hammer and nails.. Respect

THANK YOU !!!

what thickness OSB?

We built a frame and used plywood for the floor back in November. My shed floor is moldy and I'm sure I need to replace it. It was painted with porch paint and we used vapor barrier in between the frame and plywood. What could have caused this?

It looks cool but I think it’s for people up north or mild weather states. In TX, one storm into hurricane season and it’s out for heavy trash.

I bought one of these 10’x14’ shed kits an assembled it myself in oct of 2021 ,did run into a few problems but it was suspected,however I was able to use hard ware supplied,also use clamps an cord string to help hold things together,when finished took a caulking gun an silicone an filled all cracks an around roof screws on inside have not had any water leaking inside so far but do anticipate it could in the future, I am also 69 yrs old but my neighbors an friends tell me it came out perfect. You can also put shelves inside to store up in barn roof areas!!!

Shouldn't you use joist hangers?

You don't have ANY beams or studs in the floor! They are ALL joists. Rim joist on the outside and floor joist on the inside. Studs are are vertical lumber for walls. Beams are horizontal and hold up floors, rafters/trusses. Try to use the correct terminology so the armature DIYer doesn't look like an idiot when they buy lumber.

Usually you have to be 3-5 foot minimum from the property line. Is that not the case where you live?

I see that your shed material was damaged did ask for compensation for that From the company?

Thank you so much for your video!! I have taken forever to buy a duvet insert because I too live in South Texas and sleep hot. I am wondering if it's hot cause maybe you got the Ultra Plush hydrocool (cause your bag said heavy weighted) ? It says the fill weight on a king is 116 oz compared to the regular hydrocool, which is an All Season fill weight of 72oz ?? But if yours is the All Season, then I am in trouble, and will have to stuff my regular PB polyester Tencel comforter (which I love) into a duvet cover instead of buying a duvet insert.

I hate building this shed. I would rather have diarrhea for a week.

Would have used treated lumber throughout. Especially the floor, osb plywood will rot fairly quick. And yea should have called 811 before digging. Especially when you live in town. Lol

My county would not allow me to build shed or greenhouse within 5 feet of UE line. One side of my house never use UE line, but they advice not to build on UE line.

@4:46, you cut the orange cable which looks like "Internet or WIFI" cable. Oou!

Water comes pouring in under the sliding doors. How do you stop that?

If you have trouble lining up holes especially for the bolts I found it pretty easy just to literally drill it to align it as long as it's close you can start it at a slight angle if you need to and when it drills through it's lined up and you just put the nut on, done deal

Don't you need to put some gravel under those concrete blocks? Where are you located?

We have the same building what was all you needed for the floor and the quantity of the items?

my pressure treated 2x4 joists are bowed so even though the ends are 16 on center the middles are out of whack. any ideas on how to nail the plywood not knowing where the stud is under it?

Thanks for the video!