14x24 Shed Build Timelapse

[@azgardener79]

Roof tar paper should be played horizontally starting from the lowest part of the roof and overlapped so that rain cannot penetrative under the paper. The way you played it won't stop any water penetration

[@chrusion]

Yeah. I wish I didn’t have to go to work, so i could’ve caught this and other errors. Thus the reason for this time lapse, to at least see what this crew did after the fact. Luckily, no ill effects at all 10 years later!

[@MatHelm]

That was so much fun I watched it twice. ;) But having had to rework my own shed builds, there are two things I would have done differently. First double up on the end joist front n back. And second, move the the outside 4x4's all the way out to either side. Because as it is, your floor will bow up in the middle.

[@musumega3]

when i built our shed i used a plan from *WoodBlueprints. Com* and it had all the blueprints, supplies, materials, and list well laid out for me.

[@hillbert0861]

That is the strangest way I have ever seen a roof get shingled.

[@leahspitz9670]

interesting points ,if anyone else trying to find out backyard storage sheds plans try *WoodBlueprints. Com* Ive heard some decent things about it and my colleague got cool success with it.

[@guitarDad100]

Very consist video. I like the fast time-lapse. I am going to build a smaller shed for my standby generator but use the same techniques. Thanks for posting this video.

[@DASShowcase-rq2fu]

Yeah, i wish i was present when this crew came to build this while i was at work, thus the reason for the timelapse, to see what they did, even though it was much after the fact.

[@thepioneerworkshop1218]

Nice work! I am also building a shed. 16 x 14’ thanks for sharing.

[@alexstrings]

Took them only 5 minutes! That is very easy!!!

[@RedfishInc]

This is exactly what I need to store my kayaks and trailer in. How much did the build cost you?

[@MH-qg1ky]

What the! Y'all got a strange way building thangs

[@chrusion]

Well, as you can see, _I_ didn't build it.

[@ACommenterOnYouTube]

Good job .. I also need to re-take my 2 car garage and make it back into a 2 car garage .... I have the generators, the 2 motorcycles, bicycles, scooters, tools, wood, this and that ... NO room for my cars. I need a 10x20 shed in my back yard ... issue is $$ ... most don't have $8k laying around

[@ericekman]

For their 24" OC studs, did they double up the 2x4s? If so, that's interesting to realize that those LP panels might need a little extra width for nailing the overlapping seams.

[@ericekman]

are my eyes playing tricks? or are there two studs side by side ever 24"?

[@breathoffreshair7795]

Hey! Just a viewer, their are 12” studs on long wall which means theyre 12” OC. They dont look doubled to me either ❤ , they could possibly be thicker than 2” as well

[@ericekman]

yeah, i think every other 12” stud(so every 24”) they look like a 4x4 or doubled 2x4 if so, i’m wondering if it’s to give the siding extra meat to nail to? 🤷‍♂️

[@gunnerdog457]

Weird never done or seen a roof shingle like that

[@AngelGonzalez-qw6cf]

I'm not sure but ,if anyone else is searching for build a shed plans try Letza Amazing Shed Lessons (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my m8 got great results with it.

[@averageamericanxx7679]

Interlocking metals sheet. Each one locks into place

[@MollyDLease]

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[@1995dresser]

Nice built right on the dirt rot city in no time

[@broughttoideas]

@@averageamericanxx7679 metal doesn't just flop over the side like that. That definitely isnt metal bc that would be so wasteful lapping that many times when it could be one big piece of metal

[@Bootzey73]

Isn't roofing paper supposed to be laid down horizontal starting from the bottom going to the peak so as to shed water that may get under the shingles?

[@Carpenterdane]

Yes, & if you're in the south your roof doesn't have to have a steep pitch. Unless you want it that steep for looks or loft storage.

[@brianhaas2275]

Yup it should be and all the plywood on the walls should be horizontal too.

[@StacyRNix]

How much did it cost for the build

[@chrusion]

Probably too much, according to all the negative comments from obviously professional shed builders, if not home builders that think a shed is just a small house, but $8,000. Far cheaper than doing an attached addition to the existing garage.

[@surveysays8335]

@@chrusion Woah. You got hit with about $5500-6000 in Labor. It's a good shed.. It is as shed, not a garage or a house and for what it is it will be very effective.

[@krimes213]

8000 not bad. Im thinking of taking on a project similar to urs.

[@daveharris9993]

Yes

[@maxdrawing9436]

Very nice!!!

[@joeestrada113]

Finally a nice simple shed build. Is there a blueprint or did you just wing it?

[@chrusion]

As you can see, a crew built this, not me. They built it from memory (even though customized with extended height walls and 9' wide rough opening for a rolling door), since this is all their company does (build sheds) based on a 24" on-center standard model.

[@Diamondeyeadventures]

Improper roof installation. Roof will look like crap and you can see each row going up. Beside that shed looks good.

[@SteadyShadow]

just want to say thank your for sharing. it kept me watching it all the way. good stuff right there.

[@mrpanda2655]

Kevin Aguilar plumbis

[@jasongates-]

To me, sometimes, a shed looks like a garage. Interesting build. No door? No window?

[@sebsowhat175]

Looks like a good build!

[@utseay]

Wow, that’s awesome.

[@arana2514]

just ordered the *WoodBlueprints. Com* guide for step-by-step videos and different plans to BUILD A SHED. they have some awesome plans in there

[@jeremylakenes6859]

No flashing at the edge of the roof OSB?

[@travisedwards9983]

Yea, no fascia, no drip edge, flashing or anything. Thats going to rot prob 4 inches up around all the eves with osb decking

[@chrusion]

It's been 6 years... no rot.

[@jeremylakenes6859]

@@chrusion Is there moisture wicking up into the osb?

[@streetclasscc5189]

All the framing was 2x6 correct?

[@chrusion]

No, 2x4 walls, 2x6 floor and roof.

[@Christ-1]

Might want to start it with, you know, a foundation.

[@chrusion]

Going on 9 years and no settling or shifting of the four corner posts set in concrete, nor the several block riser supports (similar to houses with crawl space pillar supports).

[@breathoffreshair7795]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@chrusionhey there, sorry to ask you this on this commenters post but whats the size of your corner posts?

[@chrusion]

4x4 treated ground contact in concrete, about a foot down. 10 years old and no rot, even in the path of water runoff from sloping terrain. Structure is as sound as the day it was built. No settling, no sag.

[@breathoffreshair7795]

@@chrusion i appreciate that!!

[@mohmad1973]

You done very well

[@miguelvelez1696]

How much do you spend on material

[@kevinwilson2536]

Ok, gotta ask. Has the mold and rot begun yet? What about that gap left all the way around it? Ever get closed? Maybe I'm missing something but yea, no thanks

[@chrusion]

Nope. Nothing. Dry as can be and no rot, even though the shed is located half over an "artesian spring" channel. My side yard becomes swampy after extended and heavy rains as water fills limestone fissures/caverns in a 200' rise 1000-2000 feet away, which then flows under the road, through the porrus ground, and slowly empties into my side yard, welling up from underground to the surface, forming a teeny "stream" that flows towards a drainage swell.

[@jimthompson717]

A ground sheet would have cost 10 dollars. Quikcrete 4 inch slab about $700.

[@Punky10Perez]

what was the final cost if don't mind me asking?

[@chrusion]

Some would say too much, but it was worth it to me... $8k.

[@gabrielgonzales8163]

buenos.videos construccion work #1

[@miguelvelez1696]

How much money you spend to do the sheds

[@westley8370]

Great building. I wanted to build a building this exact size. How's it working for you so far?

[@chrusion]

Quite well. As you read in the description, I'm using it as a hangar for my ultralight. There's plenty of room for it, but not enough on either side of the hauling trailer to store my riding lawnmower. I just recently wired it for power and installed a counter on top of two old lower kitchen cabinets at the back.

[@westley8370]

Dean Scott thanks for the reply. This video helped me out a lot on drawing up my plans. I love the 2 4' lofts!

[@varadipeter84]

i'm about to do a similar one now ... but in the video, if I saw it right, there is no concrete base. it will sink with a larger fall

[@chrusion]

Corner posts are set in concrete. 5 years later, no settling whatsoever, even though it sits on a storm water drainage area of the lawn that stays swampy for several days after a heavy or prolonged rain (I'm at the bottom of a shallow valley, so water table rises in the fissure and cavern laced limestone, which drains out the sides of the slopes).

[@LordVoltRod2c]

@@chrusion Probably got to do with how the shed bottom was designed. It is a tad different from a regular joist floor base in a house do to foundation differences. The shed is sitting on the ground and a house is leveled onto a concrete foundation. Notice the boards nailed to the sides of the shed floor girders. You have the square sill of the shed and 3 girders then a bunch of joists.

[@abdullahaamer1077]

Really nice, are you using the ceiling as loft?

[@chrusion]

Yes, there are two 4-foot lofts at each gable.

[@whoc4r3z12]

i'm really no building expert, i'm not even close to getting out of high school, and i watch these videos just for fun but- what is up with the zero foundation, just building up on any old dirt, and the roof? it's going to fall apart in bad weather

[@chrusion]

Local building codes prohibit fixed foundation structures without a building permit. Fixed foundation structures results in property reassessment, resulting in higher property taxes. Notwithstanding, I agree the four corner posts were put in very shallow holes with dry cement added (using soil moisture to eventually diffuse in and set it over time). So far, the structure has not settled, shifted, sheered, or in anyway changed during the last 2.5 yrs since it was built. Besides, I didn't need a $20,000 unattached garage with cement foundation and floor, just something to keep the weather out, and it's doing just that, despite the short comings of the company that built it.

[@whoc4r3z12]

Dean Scott cool cool

[@jeffreysutton2943]

@@chrusion you payed some one to do take?

[@shaywarren4754]

Flat land and undisturbed soil is perfectly fine for a shed. I have one almost identical thats 30 years old and still strong.

[@jeremylakenes6859]

Those gables needed some studs.

[@mroberts566]

Jeremy Lakenes what do you mean? They’re rafters. They’re fine.

[@jeremylakenes6859]

Mark Roberts no..your plywood/T1-11 seems at a minimum should land on studs. Your seams will bow over time and eventually will not touch anymore. The seams will open up, the edge will weather with rain. Bugs will enter and you’ll see daylight from the seams. I didn’t even see one stud to hold up your ridge beam. In theory yiu shouldn’t have horizontal thrust on a triangle, but I’d at a minimum put one stud under the ends and middle of the ridge beam and at the plywood seams.

[@mroberts566]

@@jeremylakenes6859 Oh I see what you're saying, you mean the gable ends. I thought you meant studs to hold all the gable rafters up, which wouldn't be necessary. Putting studs under the gable end plywood seams would be a good idea, but look at the construction of the rest of the structure. There's a gap all around the sides, about 2 feet from the ground, so I don't think he cares about a little gap opening up on the gable ends. I don't even get the impression that he plans to install a door. Based on what his needs seem to be, with all due respect, I still think that having no studs on the gable ends is fine.

[@jeremylakenes6859]

Mark Roberts Thanks for your reply. I get it. Less time, cheaper for client. I’m doing a playhouse for my kids and I kind if wish I could throw it together. Yes, this shed will serve it’s purpose well as is. It’s a good size and is built well enough. If it were me I’d use blocking at the two foot seems like you mentioned too. But I guess that’s the difference of someone getting a $3000 shed vs a $4800 shed. It’s a cool build with a cool video. I have been putting together time lapse clips of the playhouse build.

[@mroberts566]

@@jeremylakenes6859 Nice! Drop me a note when you get the video up. I could watch those all day.

[@vspinnet]

Shouldn't the sub-floor be pressure-treated too, or is it not necessary?

[@chrusion]

Not needed. It's not in contact with the ground and it has plenty of ventilation beneath the floor joists. It's rated for sheds with a 20 yr warranty.

[@marianaandreatoledorobles972]

Uuuunnkyggn,II

[@Haze1434]

Erm, did you just place that massive shed on to the dirt? No concrete supports, gravel, not even sand? That'll be lop-sided in a few years, tops, and the floor will rot shortly after. No noggins, either? Where the hell is the horizontal rigidity in that structure? It's basically on over-sized dog house.

[@chrusion]

Corner posts are set in concrete. Floor joists are set on cement blocks, no different than how the center of my 20 yr old, 2-story house is supported in the crawl space. Maybe knowing a bit about the local terrain geology would inform your criticism. It's been a few years (plus)... no settling, despite being on the edge of a drainage basin with fissured limestone bedrock cavities that fill up after heavy or prolonged rains, creating artesian spring-like drainage. And isn't an "oversized dog house" basically what a shed is? It's not a house, FCOL.

[@surfgcpoint]

It was painful to watch that roof install. Lol

[@texasRoofDoctor]

WTF ? Is the Australian way to install a roof?

[@cartersh65]

what plan did you use?

[@chrusion]

Whatever the company hired uses for their standard, though it was modified on the fly to have 10' walls (vs. 8) and a 10/12 pitch roof with ridge vent.

[@juanmendoza7487]

Hi...Did you use 2x6’s or 2x8’s for the rim and floor joyce?

[@chrusion]

Looks like they used 2x6s to me gauging by those 4x4 cross members.

[@juanmendoza7487]

Dean Scott Oh ok..Thanks Dean...

[@wilhallman2890]

So much wrong with this it's hard to watch without cringing

[@briandiaz4373]

hello, May I ask what size the beams were? thank you

[@chrusion]

Beams? Joists and rafters are 2x6, wall studs and sills are 2x4, subframe is 4x4.

[@briandiaz4373]

@@chrusion yes I meant bottom beams under the floor joists. Thanks for your reply. happy new year

[@martynaskrivaitis1961]

Ive watched a couple of those timelapses and in all of them you americans (i guess ? ) make same mistakes - 1st wood not properly impregnated, especially for the bottom ( or at least it doesnt seem like it was) 2nd none of even try to limit grass growth under the building , these guys didnt even remove existing one, thats crazy, through grass the wooden parts will get moist and will rot within 5 years. 3 ever heard of foundation ? idk, maybe you have no winters there but if you want your doors to close properly after a season you MUST have stable foundation. Wood work is nice, but it seems like you want to build this again every three years. Where i come from we build stuff to last a century , even if it is made of pine.

[@ebervazquez9098]

I need one

[@randywestbrook5986]

Could you send me a full.material list and could I put a a tv in it

[@honuswagner9348]

lol

[@josephespinozabonilla7850]

Did you have to get a permit ? for everything ?

[@chrusion]

None required for my area. Only restriction was maintaining a 10' min. distance from home or property line.

[@daddyrabbit835]

Cool

[@MichaelJordan-hn4zd]

I don't think the ceiling joists are safe.

[@RopinCattle]

Wrong way to apply felt to the roof. You have to run horizontally....not vertically! Perfect example on how not to roof.

[@chrusion]

I agree. so far, no leaks. I was not present when it was built, thus the reason for the timelapse.

[@iendoftime8781]

How do you learn from a video that is moving 100 mile a hour? Without Voice or instructions this is Crazy !!!

[@chrusion]

Because, say it with me, it's a T I M E L A P S E. What about that don't you understand? Time lapses are NOT training tools... they're purely for entertainment.

[@iendoftime8781]

@@chrusion Ok I understand, maybe you should word it little different. Like( Fast Moving Video, For Entertainment ONLY ) Something more direct !!!

[@Rottensparrow]

You didn't secure the floor from moisture

[@chrusion]

Floor material is factory treated for moisture resistance, designed just for this use.

[@paulniehaus428]

What...no permit required in your area

[@chrusion]

Correct.

[@2Phast4Rocket]

I am building a 10x12 shed in by backyard and my own construction method is so much better than this shed which is over twice the size. My 2x4 are all 16" on center. These are 24" on center to save cost. The footing isn't secured anywhere. A big storm will hit and guess where will this shed fly to.

[@chrusion]

Local building codes prohibit fixed foundation structures without a building permit. Fixed foundation structures results in property reassessment, resulting in higher property taxes. Notwithstanding, I agree the four corner posts were put in very shallow holes with dry cement added (using soil moisture to eventually diffuse in and set it over time). So far, the structure has not settled, shifted, sheered, or in anyway changed in its current 2.5 yr age. Besides, I didn't need a $20,000 unattached garage with cement foundation and floor, just something to keep the weather out, and it's doing just that, despite the short comings of the company that built it.

[@kathleenkatefraser1765]

@@chrusion excuse me. Could I perhaps get a material list? I'd really Apreciate it thank you

[@ZorroNQN]

Hermosa cucha de perro gigante

[@knowledgeincrease3042]

Weak foundation

[@tommyroche9142]

I think you mean 'No foundation' ?

[@garyjonson1872]

Weak minds....

[@AzH1988UK]

Zero foundation lol

[@Ky1eB]

How much in materials would that cost

[@thomasbruch3570]

No drip edge at all and not even any tar paper under the bottom rows of shingles...WTF! Bet your roof is leaking already.

[@ss20ts20]

Thomas Bruch Are you fooking serious?? Felt has zero to do with a roof leaking. It's a temporary dry in. Proper shingle install determines if the roof leaks

[@thomasbruch3570]

okay dip sh#t, I watched it again and wasted another 4min of my life. Name one thing about that roof install that was proper. 1 thing moron....bet your wife swings a hammer better than you!

[@thomasbruch3570]

I have personally seen and repaired roofs that have no drip edge. Where do you think the water goes with no drip edge? Right under the first row of shingles...with no felt paper, might I add again. Dip sh#t!

[@ss20ts20]

You're a fucking idiot.

[@claytonroberts344]

How much did they pay for all the wood

[@eddiebarry4199]

Clayton Roberts an undisclosed amount

[@vincegreen5050]

Poor workmanship...

[@michaelmartinez6165]

Your shed looks great! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I built an 8x10 shed for my kids in my backyard earlier this year using plans I got from *WoodBlueprints. Com* Clear directions and an accurate materials list...It was great for a novice builder like myself!

[@captphil4]

Thats not a 14x24!

[@chrusion]

Dude! Count your stud spacings! 16" OC for floor (18 x 16 = 288/12 = 24), and 24" OC for walls (7 x 24 = 168/12 = 14).

[@bigbangzgaming4188]

How much was total cost of the build?

[@chrusion]

Around $8,300.

[@dynocompe]

$8300?????? where u live? you pay for labour?

[@bigbangzgaming4188]

Dean Scott yeah man seemed pretty high I wanna build one like yours so I can make it my man cave

[@dynocompe]

i am building a 15x20 right now, going to cost between 2-3 grand canadian dollars, depending on all i do to the shed. Thats me building it by myself.

[@chrusion]

What? Is that too much? Or a great deal? Price included all labor and materials. I prepared the ground before the build, then painted and added vinyl gutters.

[@sarkarsamiran3045]

I have spent months studying constructing sheds and discovered a fantastic website at Wilfs Shed Formula (google it if you're interested)

[@terrenceherrington3974]

Hey can you send me the material list for this size shed.

[@morganestrada1608]

It's ball shit

[@garyjonson1872]

junk.

[@РавА-т8р]

Русско язычные есть? Ауу

[@frugalfarmgirl247]

What did this cost to make???

[@chrusion]

I didn't make it. I bought it. $8K Hey, stop judging.

[@enkrypt3d]

@@chrusion omg $8k for that? seems quite steep.....

[@psayles5989]

Something like this now would probably be at least 10-12K