Overview of my 12x16 shed with power and fiber networking.

[@idahofur]

15+ years ago not only did I want to do that. But also run a 25pair copper (110 punch down.) , coax, and a backup wireless PTP. Just for fun. But, as time went on. I have a shed now. :) That and mostly places only use fiber and some sort of wireless if they can't use fiber. But, I was looking at playing with old stuff like HDSL, Digital PBX, Moca, etc etc.

[@RandomTechWZ]

It's always good to run more than needed just in case ;)

[@mikeg9810]

Just finished a 10X16 using Kings as well. I did the same, made some adjustments, added a little roof height. I ran 220 to it as well, my plan is to drop a mini split into it so I can use it as a wood working shop in the winter (and keep it cool in the summer) Ended up going with 2x6 so I could better insulate i. I'm hoping the 2x6 helps the roof hold up in the winter, I'm up in AK so snow loads are an issue. yours looks incredible though.

[@RandomTechWZ]

Thank you and the mini-split is a great idea. If I were to use this for more than storage, I would have considered adding one and insulating too.

[@TVJAY]

Nice shed, I wish I had room for a shed that big.

[@RandomTechWZ]

Thank you.

[@kccustom1]

No A/C?

[@RandomTechWZ]

Nope, no AC.

[@mediocreman2]

What's the point of running fiber to such a small building? Going to be your new jack shack?

[@josephvetter7085]

Lightning.

[@nightbladexxx]

​@@josephvetter7085he ran power to it, so...

[@DejeAlbert]

Probably just because he can do it.

[@RandomTechWZ]

What a weird comment. Why not have networking out there so I can have better wi-fi coverage in my backyard.

[@sebastianketnouvong-ung4502]

@@RandomTechWZ I just wired my 12x16 shed put a 70 amp sub panel in there and I have a wifi extender going out there its pretty good