Carl brilliant job and great camera work and editing. A well thought out construction and ground works excellent

Well done. Just a tip if you stack all roofing sheets once cut you can predrill them all at one time

This is an awesome looking wood shed. Well built and sturdy. That said, the angle of the roof will cause rain run off into the neighbor's yard. Not very considerate in my opinion. Maybe add a gutter system to mitigate this.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thank you, good point with the gutters

You dont have any roof support between your front and rear top support. I take it that you have no snow loads to consider. typically there are rafter supports front to back above those top supports, and then furling strips above that running from side to side on which the metal roofing is attached. this also helps in high wind conditions to prevent the middle portion of the roof from flexing. i'm not a contractor, engineer, or inspector- but I did stay at a Motel 6 once.

@charlesgwinter

2 жыл бұрын

did they keep the lights on for you?

@rekostarr7149

2 жыл бұрын

cool

That is the softest, loosest soil I have ever seen, was like digging in play sand

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

yes but it's also more sturdy with more rocks

Carl, you made this so relaxing. You are cool guy, for a moment I was thinking you are in Canada, until I saw you were digging holes only 70cm. We dig holes bellow frost line . Pretty much 110cm and more support for roof so it does not cave in

Apart from the skills, tools, experience and vision, I have the will to do these things.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

that's a good start

dein Englisch ist einfach geil

rain run off may create an issue, might put a gutter on the back side.

Now that's a wood shed!!!! My issue would be to sure up the roof because of the amounts of snow we get. There are years where a three and a half foot snow storm. Let alone the other snows throughout the winter. That's an easy fix.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

yes you can always make the roof more sturdy, thanks for the feedback

Very well done but I'm not sure I'd be happy if I was the neighbor. Looks like a ton of water is going to be pouring into their property from that roof any time it rains.

@sharper07

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. If I try to do that to my neighbor (who is a nice guy) most probably he will fire a warning shot after the very first nail! 😀

@jeffreymabbe9829

2 жыл бұрын

Very well done but.....🤯🤯🤯😷

@mastermatt963

Жыл бұрын

He could install gutters at the back of the roof

@bretpetrie7044

Жыл бұрын

Life!

@JD-Films1

10 ай бұрын

So it’s not like it going to rain in their yard? If it is an issue he can put gutters on the shed

Good job, Carl, your videos allways impress and inspire me!

Side trim is always a pleasure.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

yes makes it look better

leaving the front back and sides open allow for maximum airflow and quicker drying

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

3 жыл бұрын

also a good idea

Awesome video Carl!

Your soil seems so soft and easy to work with. It took me around 1 hour/ hole when I dug my fence post foundation. I did dig it 80 cm deep and dug out a conic foot shape at the bottom which made the process longer along with the fact that I had large rocks and roots to deal with as well. Eventually I bought a 6.5 hp professional earth auger and broke 3 augers before I reverted to manual digging...

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

wow ok yes I'm lucky with the soil here thanks for the comment and good luck with your project

Thank you for the idea and you did a great job 👍

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

The preparation process was a lot of work. Nice work ethic and eye for detail. Great job.

You have no idea how lucky you are to have soft soil and no roots. I'm envious lol.

Hey Carl, really enjoyed the video. I'm starting my wood shed build tomorrow and it gave me some great ideas. Thanks, Mike

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

sounds good, how is your building going?

Apparently his location does not have zoning regulations requiring a minimum side yard setback when constructing a structure. The rainwater from this roof will certainly impact the neighbor. Tim in northern TN

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

here this is not considered a building so the zoning doesn't apply

An interesting and well-narrated project Carl, - congratulations. You speak clearly and I liked your pointing out many practical points such as the air gap below the wood, pre-drilling, and drilling the ridges not the valleys. I've been cutting and preparing my own firewood for 30yr and did anticipate that your side battens would not be strong enough. You are also building rather tall & wide woodstacks with quite short pieces - I wonder if they will move about sufficiently while drying to end up pressing on the rear fence panels - time will tell. Since, like me, you are taking what wood comes your way, you may one day want one of the bays to accomodate odds & ends - a miscellany of unstackable pieces - which require a different containment approach. I also wondered what your neighbour will think - if he notices - about all that extra water landing at the back - and even if not, whether it will shorten the lifetime of the rear, being in the damp and the shade, and among foliage. I have one suggestion for improvement, if you ever build another. I HATE the use of concrete - it is hugely energy-intensive, and the base messes the ground up for good. So instead of H anchors, I like to use galvanised spiral ground screws, which can be had in a variety of diameters up to sufficient to support a big brick-built house. They are screwed into the ground with no preparation and unless its very rocky, they work a dream. To suppress weeds underneath the shelter, a woven polyester mulch fabric will cost less than the gravel and be just as effective. This approach will substantially reduce the carbon footprint of your woodshed, and retains flexibility of ground use if a future owner doesn't burn wood.

This is fantastic !!! Great video - thanks for sharing...

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

Thanks for sharing. Very helpful

Nice work. Hello from Ukraine

Excellent video. Good ideas within such as working the roof from the center & using metal roofing trim. I'm looking to build something like this to replace the awning on my camper. Just need to keep in mind strength for snow weight. Cheers.

The way you put the post on the property line it looks like your roof actually goes over the line. I wouldn’t have pushed the limit on putting it on the line like that. Great looking wood storage shed though. I will probably do one just like it.

Awesome video , enjoyed it, thank you!!

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

welcome, thanks 👍

Good job Carl, I'm buying the idea...Danke!

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thanks and your welcome

Great Work!!!!

Good video. I keep it simple as well; I manage my woodshed so I'm always burning the oldest wood. Although, your stack is neater than mine.

Nice job. Great woodshed

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

thank you

Nice looking project

I built a similar structure. I have found that the roof sheets 'sweat' a lot - ie water condensates from warm, moisture laden air on the underside of the cold steel roof panels and drips on to the wood underneath. In retrospect I should have laid sarking or roofing felt, before fixing the steel roof. Much easier that way than taking the roof off and retrofitting (as I had to).

@rekostarr7149

2 жыл бұрын

think housewrap would work the same? or does roofing felt really let water vapour through (just to make sure, are you talking bitumen or plastic)? my hardware store doesn't have anything it probably doesn't have sarking.

@IanHaywardCalvados

2 жыл бұрын

@@rekostarr7149 Probably - but the best thing is to buy the roofing sheet with the clothe already adhered to the underside (I was too cheap - but you pay in the end!). Just cut away/burn off the last couple of inches on the lower end, so water running off the top doesn't wick back underneath. Sorry for the delay - I've been laid up with COVID!

Thanks, I will use your guide to build my own 😁

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

4 ай бұрын

thank you for your feedback and I'm glad this video inspired you and I hope it comes out nice

Good Work. Congrats

You got yourself a new subscriber!

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for subscribing

Good job!

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

Awesome build mate

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

Great detail

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

I wish my dirt was that easy to do in.

Supergood video!

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

👍 thanks

Good job.

Great like from România

For the pre-drilling of roofing metal sheets. Next time stacking up on the ground then measuring it the screw locations and then it’ll be marked for screws on the roof and easier to screw in.

Greetings aus Irland ☘️👍

Hey Carl! Great video. I'm looking to build something similiar and came here to find some ideas. Just curious. What are your overall dimensions?

Amazing work, would like to build something similar. But i have wondered, when it rains, all the water will poor to the neighbor's property no?

@lifescansdarkly

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same!

@gainmaster1

2 жыл бұрын

very easy to install gutter and harvest rain water into water butt and have overflow running into a drain if needed

I’d kill for that kind of soil. Mine is hard clay and basalt. Digging a fence post could take 10 minutes or a full day.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

wow ok

Nice job, i have the material pallets, etc. I will use some of your ideas.

Great build but you angled that so the rain will go to the house. Thanks for sharing with us.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

yes, might add rain gutter later, thank you

Does the back edge of the roof hang over the property line?

Amazing job! May I know your shed’s size?

gutter the back of the roof, connect to a water butt. save the rain that might cause issues with you and your neighbour with it cascading from your roof into their garden.

С виду аккуратно, но какую снеговую нагрузку выдержит данная крыша?

when I saw you using the hammerdrill function on your corded drill for putting in those wood screws I cringed. That setting is for drilling into concrete. the Bosch PBH is not an impact driver but an impact drill, totally different beast. ;-)

Well you did a nice job but I need footages not meters but I would need more roof suport than that with wind load and snow loads but it got me thinking

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

you don't have to copy it one on one, of course you need to adjust to your local needs, I'm glad if it helped thank you for the comment

Yes the rain will go on the neighbors property

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

that is true but so far no issues maybe I will add a rain gutter in the future

Nice

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

thanks

Hallo! Exactly the kind of roof I was looking for, thanks! Could you share the overall dimensions and space in between poles? Just to calculate the total amount of timber I'll need. Danke!

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

between all posts that's always 1.8 m, and then I have the roof sticking out about 40 cm all the way around, thank you very much and good luck with that Project

Пока досмотришь 3 раза выспишься, скорость воспроизведения на 1,5 спасает!😀

Build an efficient house and you'll never need this much wood...

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

I'm working on it but you will always need some wood so it will just last longer

@kelturner5452

10 ай бұрын

You have no idea what your talking about,that's not that much wood Flatlander.probably your a urban condo renter!

Where did u get the post brackets from that u concreted into the ground/what’s the part # if u have it, thanks Charles

Please make more videos about the koi fish!

How much did this project cost and how long did it take? Just the leveling and shed, not pulling stumps. Nice work

Hi Carl. I enjoyed the video as it will be great inspiration for one that I would like to build myself. However, just out of interest, why didn't you put any guttering on the back of the shed? Surely your neighbour would appreciate it if you did that?

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

yes my neighbor doesn't care but might add gutter later

Could have put single bolts and nuts to secure the fence posts instead of screws.

Carolina

No center support for the metal from front to back? I can hear the metal from here in the wind. Also snow load has to be considered because if you get 2 feet of wet snow up there, the sheet steel could buckle. Good luck.

The Amazon link shows the price of the H anchor as $68.19 (USD). Is that correct?

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

that's too much for one anchor

The rear of the roof has to be flush with the fence line to avoid overhanging the boundary, which means rain will run down the fence causing rot and getting the firewood wet. I have a similar problem with my own wood store and regret siting it so close to the boundary!

You Will need close because rain.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

wood dries well

How much wood do you think it can hold?

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

28m3

the rainwater all flows to the neighbors?, in europe that would be forbidden

The rain hits the metal roof . Then it drains on neighbors yard

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

that's true but since there's only some shrubs it is fine with the neighbour

Great video Carl and nice job. Tarps are no good! Gotta have a shed. Check us out if you're into firewood. Cheers.

Motion belt keeps falling off

Where are you located?

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Germany

Can you give a link to those H brackets

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

these h anchors are used in europe alot, in the US they are hard to find

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

i looked and i couldnt find them over there, let me know when you find them and i will link them for everyone

@442Carew

Жыл бұрын

@@CarlTheLandscapeGuy Thank you for trying, I looked for them in the US but not quite like those.

@442Carew

Жыл бұрын

@@CarlTheLandscapeGuy None found Carl, just the big box 4x4 inch anchor type

I like the video.... helped make a few decisions about the firewood shed I'm about to build. The only thing that bothered me is placement of the shed. I THINK I remember you saying that the shed is being built next to the property line. If that building that is behind the shed is the neighbor's building (house?) I would bet that your build violates local building codes. There is no way that such a shed should be built so close to a house... especially that close to a neighbor's house. Fire and rodent hazard. Great build... but if that was built by my neighbor that close to my house... I would be having discussions with zoning officials that same day. I wouldn't even build it that close to my own house.

@homopit42

Жыл бұрын

A local building code over here says, a simple structure like a firewood shed must be at least a meter away from the property line.

so the neighbour gets all the water?

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

yes, he doesn't mind, but i might add a gutter in the future

Do not measure right angle like that. Just use 3,4,5 meters rope and pythagoras method. Much more precise.

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

true thanks

As a tree surgeon. That felling cut was a disgrace. It needs to be neat and not 4 inches above

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

2 жыл бұрын

worked fine here

@akerno

Жыл бұрын

He is cutting small branches not a specimen. Tree surgeons are dopes

Looks like you have no rocks in your soil. Jealous!

What country would need a permit for a wood shed?

@JHH-yt5oy

3 жыл бұрын

The Netherlands. We need a permit for almost everything....😬

@rancayabyab6848

3 жыл бұрын

@@JHH-yt5oy Wow! Here in California as long as there is no electricity and its temporary then its ok.

@Andrea-dg7lz

3 жыл бұрын

In italy too if it’s bigger than 8 square meters

@steenfraosterbro3268

3 жыл бұрын

Me, said Denmark

@philipraposo8324

3 жыл бұрын

Canada you need permit almost always.

Неправильный крепёж кровли.Есть специальные шурупы с шайбой прорезиненой.Надеют ты сделал перевод этого комента

This is a nice project except using that meter and centimeter measurements it is Inches and feet so I don't have to constantly stop and figure out what you are talking about

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

4 ай бұрын

😂 I understand what you mean it is quite confusing but where I from we use metric system, and many other English speaking countries use metric system too

Nice work.

Good project, sucky filming

@CarlTheLandscapeGuy

Жыл бұрын

i am constantly updateing my equipment thank you for the feedback

Ridiculous video. Came here to see the building of a woodstore but instead time is wasted explaining his particular unique site instead of simply saying "Start by clearing the ground where the woodstore is to be positioned" 😮

competent craftsmen dont use the metric system