Shed Tour! DIY Shed Pad on a Budget. How To. Follow up.

Follow up to the DIY Shed Pad video. A brief tour of the inside of the custom shed as requested by many viewers. Could this be made into a tiny house? I'm not sure but it would be interesting to hear your thoughts. Thanks for watching!
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[@Pdpawlak]

What company built it? Cheaper to buy vs build?

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Peter Pawlak it was built by Eastern wood building's in Fleetwood, PA. I definitely considered building it but it came down to a couple things: time, cost, and looks. Time: I know I would have taken most of the summer working on it by myself and we wanted to remodel the kitchen too which was more of a priority. They had it built to our specs in 2-3 weeks before the summer even started😁 Cost: while not cheap, $3500, it would have cost me something close to that in materials, not to mention time. I haven't built a shed before like this from the ground up so there would have been a big learning curve. Sheds seem to be a big business here in "Amish" country and this was built by Mennonites (not as strict as Amish in their use of power tools) who don't charge outrageous fees. Looks: my wife wanted it to match our house in style and color scheme so it just made sense that they could match it almost identically with vinyl siding color, trim, shingles and shutters. So those we're all the contributing factors in making the decision to order it. Hope that helps!

[@Pdpawlak]

Vintage Wood Workshop thank you sir! Can't beat that! We have a lot of family in Lancaster so we buy all our furniture up there. They make great stuff

[@ultimatesteve]

@@VintageWoodWorkshop for 3500 i think youre right it wouldve been close to that in materials, seems like a good deal. i highly doubt i can find a shed built for that price here in long island where i live.

[@victorcastle1840]

@@Pdpawlak , Same here in South East Illinois and I have a couple storage building from them and a whole lot better built than big box stores.

[@TripReviews]

Vintage Wood Workshop That is a pretty good price, especially considering lumber prices in January 2021! I’ve been pricing out a very similar shed although without the dormer and with LP smart panel siding here in southern Ontario. Smaller than yours at 8x12. City restricts the size to 108 sq. ft. Without a permit. A 10 by 10 would cost a couple hundred more so wondering if the extra 4 sq ft is worth it? They will do the 8x12 studs on 16” centres, 2x6 treated joists, treated plywood floor, delivered and built on site on blocks for $3600 Canadian $’s including the 13% provincial & federal taxes. It would cost me that to build a 10x10 for materials alone. Although if I built it myself I would do the soffit and facia in aluminum. The built shed would not be aluminum s&f. I also like the idea of the wire mesh for the critters but I think I’d back it up with screen material to keep the wasps, hornets and bees from going under to build nests....just in case.

[@patkamienski2700]

Nice job. What a nice all American family. Glad you include your daughter in your projects. Always let her sign and date the project. I did with mine and now I’m 72 and it means a lot to both of us.

[@karensteward1986]

Thanks for the tour. I must say that I really appreciate how thorough you are, and your attention to detail is above and beyond. Not only in your work, but your communication, as well. Very impressive.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Thank you, that is very encouraging to hear! Sometimes I have second thoughts on whether I'm getting too long winded on the details or that I'm stating the obvious, so it really helps to get feedback like that! Take care and thanks again for watching and commenting!

[@FeralGypsy]

@@VintageWoodWorkshop I definitely liked the thorough info. Too many don't give enough and figuring it out is time consuming! Yes, thank you for all the info. You go the extra mile on prep work which is really awesome to see. This shed will last a very long time:)

[@jose3541]

Great job on the Shed. I love the way you keep your daughter involved in your projects they grow so quick. Thanks again for sharing

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Thanks, Jose! Yes, she is growing fast so I'm making sure to keep her involved! Thanks for watching!

[@linwoodpowell3165]

Very nice looking shed, nice as it looks it can almost be an additional suite.. Very nice set-up👍🏾

[@susana8312]

I have an extremely large backyard with a shed...after watching your video, it's given countless ideas in how I can tackle this shed to make it my First She Shed. I would like to build a loft, however, I have yet to find your How-To video in building one. Until then, keep up your great tutorial videos.

[@simidhel]

Love what you've done with the shed. Plenty of space and you've got everything really nicely organised and well done to Laurel on the sign for her mum - she's a lovely kid :)

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Simon B thanks, I really want to keep it looking like this and not let it get filled up with a bunch of clutter. I'm getting better at tossing things but that's a tough battle because I like to save materials for future use (I like to be prepared). Laurel is a great worker and loves making cards and signs for any occasion! Thanks again for watching!

[@netpasya]

Thanks for the video. I'm buying a 10x14 shed. I was looking for ideas for a gravel pad and how to use it for storage.

[@joharmon2148]

Really nice job of the prep and now what you have done inside. Love your little helper

[@patilpravin24]

Thank you, this helped pickup few tricks and sign board by you daughter for her moms garden bench is the best...

[@jayshad06]

loved all your videos about this shed very cool man !

[@tooljunkie555]

That looks great! brother thanks for the tour and you got plenty of space in there I think that could definitely be a tiny house for sure

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Thanks Joe! I really like the size...my brother just got a 10 x12 and he put up plywood on the walls inside and it feels so much smaller.

[@mattthomson3464]

An excellent vid, beyond expectations. Such clean site prep with fantastic finish results! Thanks, for sharing your time.

[@joybradford8206]

It's so pretty on the front I almost expected to see a playhouse for the little girl. I want a craft shed. I would put a window in the back for a cross breeze. Thank you.

[@MitchellDeitrich]

Alright man this is too cool. I picked up some tricks and dude, Its so cool you put the sign up of your daughter to her mom!!. gold star!. This stuff is so up my alley of needs... Thank you!

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Hey, thanks Mitch! really appreciate the support and kind words my friend!!

[@eugeneduncan9726]

Very nice shed!

[@michaelhoward6140]

Nicely done !!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

[@opasworkshop8373]

Nicely done Bravo my friend thats shed is a lot bigger than I expected.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Opa's Workshop thanks, now all I have to do is keep it this organized and clean! Haha

[@anthonymotola4263]

.great shed. I just ordered the same shed but bigger 12 by 16 , called the Hampton, same as yours but wit h an extra door. Its made by Leonard in N.C. ,Its gonna cost $8500 ! 😫 Luckily that includes delivery and install. 3500 for your shed was a steal ! Love that dormer, I wondered if it leaks in a windy rainstorm, any advice ?

[@jamesoncross7494]

Laurel needs her own little shed/playhouse. She is a good little helper.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

haha...I did build one for her that has a pallet for the floor and it is in the basement playroom...she is a good helper indeed!

[@jamesoncross7494]

Vintage Wood Workshop My father build a shed like that when I was little. He made a loft up top for us to play in. He just put some 2x4 on the wall for a ladder to get up in it.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

awesome, good memories for sure! man, the years sure fly by so thanks for reminding me to spend time with the little one!

[@deborahfielder8693]

Great. I watched this and the shed pad video. You do great work, I love your voice and how you explain everything. I am now a subie.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Deborah Fielder thanks!

[@IGanas-ks3lz]

Wow! That was fast! I just asked you about follow up about an hour ago. Thanks.

[@orelygarcia]

Congratulations it's a great looking shed, Thumbs up Kyle.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Thanks Orely, we are enjoying having a space for all the lawn tools!

[@ilyaivanov1745]

Thank you for the excursion! It was very interesting!

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

BUK you're welcome, thanks for joining me!

[@paulzinerco7036]

HI , I LIKE WHAT DID, BUT I WAS WONDERING IF YOU WOULD NOT MIND ME ASKING HOW MUCH THE SHED COST?? AND THE COMPANY WHO YOU PURCHASED FROM ?? I REALLY LIKED THE STYLE AND HAS PLENTY OF LIGHTHING FROM THE TOP AND BOTTOM WINDOWS . THANKYOU, PAUL-Z.

[@zgg2551]

Great job!

[@ThriftDiving]

I need me a shed like that! Did you say how much it cost? I'm sorry, I may have missed that. Looks GREAT!!

[@ThriftDiving]

Nevermind, I see the cost in your pinned comment!

[@bradscott3165]

The joys of home ownership... buy, buy, buy. It's not big enough for a house, but I'm sure you can get those all the way up to something like 12x24?

[@shaweehillsworkshop4226]

I am a big fan of getting the lawnmower and other yard tools out of the garage. I hate a garage that stinks like lawnmowers, weedeaters and chainsaws. I have to say though, the snow blower caught me off guard. I figured you were too far south to need a snow blower!

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Yeah, it was 8 long years with all that in the garage so we're enjoying it! we do get a lot of snow here and every few years we get whacked with one of those 20+ inch storms. Thanks for watching brother!

[@user-iw6ry5sp9k]

Neat

[@penten8958]

Very nice😃 can u make a video about what tools to use for beginers in wood working

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

pen ten great idea!

[@penten8958]

Vintage Wood Workshop i already subscribed 😁 i love ur channel

[@robertwillis4029]

Nice job man, I'm planning a 8x12. Is it necessary to bolt down the shed to the 6x6 skids to protect against high winds.

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

Thanks Robert, yes it might be a good idea depending on where you live. We get high winds up to 55-60 during violent thunderstorms and my shed has been unaffected so far. I didn't bolt mine down.

[@floridalife4897]

nice

[@michaelhoward6140]

10 x 14 equal 140 sf Cool How much to build??

[@maskedmotorsdiy3575]

The only reason I'd need a shed would be to store the tools I used to build the shed. It's all connected!

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

exactly, now that I cleared room out of the garage, the challenge is not filling it up with more tools!

[@EricVandenAkker]

Are you going to bring in electric?

Just curious why you didn't build your own shed?

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

I definitely considered building it but it came down to a couple things: time, cost, and looks. Time: I know I would have taken most of the summer working on it by myself and we wanted to remodel the kitchen too which was more of a priority. They had it built to our specs in 2-3 weeks before the summer even started😁 Cost: while not cheap, $3500, it would have cost me something close to that in materials, not to mention time. I haven't built a shed before like this from the ground up so there would have been a big learning curve. Sheds seem to be a big business here in "Amish" country and this was built by Mennonites (not as strict as Amish in their use of power tools) who don't charge outrageous fees. Looks: my wife wanted it to match our house in style and color scheme so it just made sense that they could match it almost identically with vinyl siding color, trim, shingles and shutters. So those we're all the contributing factors in making the decision to order it. Hope that helps!

[@yurakovalec7292]

My husband uses these plans from Woodglut and is very happy with them. However. I love yours!

[@ShogunJimi]

so much room for activities - LOL

[@VintageWoodWorkshop]

yeah, if it was a tiny home, it would be quite the foyer/dining/living/bedroom/kitchen space

[@Karlzbad119]

Turn that pitchfork around so you don't make your own horror movie.

[@pecosbill0987]

Get rid of the Sta-Bil! It will ruin your mowers, and engines