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[@ShopNation]

Plans are now available: bit.ly/3DlnU2h 👍

[@gisellemlim]

Do you have plans in meters?

[@moisesantigua656]

Where did you get the roof from?

[@MrCoyotekiller21]

I built a 12’x16’ “shed”. It quickly turned into a studio with a half bath and insulated/stamped concrete floors. Insulated walls with smooth finish drywall. Anyways now my wife and I workout in it and it serves as a spare bedroom with a pullout couch. Sunk about $20k into it doing most of the labor myself or through trades. Now I need to build a shed though…

[@jgreed5]

Can you do mine next

[@Rebel1280]

LOL YES! Start off building something as storage shed that turned into something else (office) entirely and now i need an actual storage shed :D

[@christophermahony6928]

It's a vicous loop he tries to build a regular shed but accidentally makes another mini house but he still needs to build a shed so he builds a shed and whoops its a mini house again. He still needs to build a shed

[@MrCoyotekiller21]

@@christophermahony6928 at the end of it all a guy just runs out of room for the shed.

[@LowlyServantofYeshua]

This is the manliest thing I’ve heard all day 🙏🏼

[@stevea6722]

I have always said "If you're going to build a dog house, build a really nice one because you never know when you're going to wind up in it". Nice job!

[@jamesyigitoz6587]

Sick build man. If the glare on the tv window gets annoying, consider some ND (neutral density) film that we use in film making. It’s how landscape & car photographers cut the reflections to see into the water/vehicles through the reflective surface. Keep up the solid content 💪🏼

[@MonicaHolly143]

That's polorized lens ur talking about not nd filters 😂nd filters are used when it is to bright and u need to lower ur shutter speed. Polarized filters is the one ur describing it is used to block glares and reflection

[@yannicklorenzovisser]

​@@MonicaHolly143 yeah i was thinking the same thing, thats polarized not ND hahaha

[@thecryptobeard]

Looks great, but I wouldn't put that much work into a shop.

[@richeelfrazier8496]

I had a shed built recently and want to figure out how to get it wired. I got medium gravel to go under for drainage. I got a ton delivered to my house from a guy on Facebook. It cost me $150.

[@carolharris2357]

And trailers.

[@motofunk1]

I bought a used 12 x 20 Tough Shed for $800. Disassembled it, destroying the roof in the process, moved it, reassembled it on a 3/4 gravel base and roofed it for a total of about $2k. Total time one week.

[@wittworks]

I got anxious just watching you build this by yourself. Well done. End of an era! Love the 2x4 roof ladder You’re a real master caulker. Thank you for not painting your trim white.

[@compunurse]

Looks great. 2 thoughts…. Gutters, at least across the porch. And bathroom facilities. It’s a hike back to the house. And if you use that refrigerator for beverages that I suspect you will during college football season, you might need to think of someplace to go. Outhouse greatness you can call that series.

[@stuartkorte1642]

Ha, yes on the outhouse 👍

[@juliakwiatkowski647]

Composting toilet and you’re all good!

[@stevejeffrey11]

outhouse with solar lights on the path for when you are tipsy ;)

[@Sergeyrse]

😂

[@drewiliffe4855]

Looks great, you did very well. While not a huge roof area you will get plenty of water running off the roof. It really needs guttering or channel & grate to ensure erosion does not occur.

[@mistyl1987]

Agreed

[@daviddreher8588]

Great Build! As someone who has built a shed from scratch, I can appreciate the level of effort that goes into it. Regarding the river rocks....I had a rock path next to the house and no matter how often I blew the leaves out, they somehow get tucked down in between some of the rocks. Now mine were very white rocks, so it got dirty looking super fast. The only thing I would suggest is maybe placing a stepping stone path to the fire pit and shed. With little ones, they can easily roll an ankle on river rocks.

[@srmofoable]

FYI, paint the trim first with the sprayer. It's quicker to mask it off, especially since you have to mask most of it anyway

[@GregsWorkshopOregon]

I have to paint a bunch of 2x6’s for a porch roof project, I’ve been dreading it but I never thought of using a sprayer. Good idea, thank you for that.

[@ProntoPronto2]

​@@GregsWorkshopOregon 3:37

[@curtismills303]

Love it. Built a 10x10 shed a while back. Didn’t know squat about how t do but figured it out along the way and it came out pretty good. Just purchased my first home that has a 20x30 metal shed that desperately needed to be demolished. Can’t wait to build a new shed/small house to replace it.

[@Erik_The_Viking]

Great series! That's a lovely shed, and given the cost it's actually a good deal for what you got. You should definitely be proud of what you did!

[@Floridagal_657]

SWEEEET... There's nothing like a man that can work with his hands a build something as phenomenal as this tiny house/shed. Awesome job!! 🤩

[@jw4867]

Impressive. Watching your video reminded so much of exactly how mine went. I built a 34x20 almost entirely on my own and your video went almost exactly like mine. Trash pile, rain splashing dirt on the outside, stuff piled up instead. I'm about 95 percent done with mine. Way to go

[@weekendhomeprojects]

Looks awesome! I like the color and how it pops off the white rock. Why no gutters flowing into water collection? Could use it to water the grass.

[@jajablonsky]

Beautiful shed Travis. You will enjoy many years of fun and football memories with this project. The cost really isn't too bad. I did an extension to my garage, 14X20, for my workshop and it was over $40K. With all the rebar in the foundation I had to do to pass city code, you could park a tank on the foundation and not hurt it. All for a woodshop and our crazy city codes.

[@LouieLouie505]

“…crazy city codes….” Having had to tear down extensions and sheds built by previous owners without consideration of codes, I favor code-built. I do not have to wonder how long it will last. I acknowledge that some parts of various code are overkill, nonetheless, safety and re-sale value are important to me.

[@yassirc3681]

This has to be one of the nicest shed builds I've seen on YT.

[@bonnie6231]

WOW! Incredible job and a great inspiration for homeowners. Thank you for sharing your project and the process, showing that hard work makes something to be proud of, that will last many, maaaaany years to come.👍🏼👍🏼Extra kudos for thinking of everything right down to the smallest details, that others might not have. Smart man!

[@wht240sxka]

Love the ideas. Did similar build that’s still not completely finished, but I knew it was going to be a long process. I work by myself too. Thanks for sharing!

[@SSBailey77845]

Impressive build. I’m building an 8’x8’ “treehouse” that I budgeted for round $15,000. “You are cray-to the -Z” my wife said. So, had a lot of the lumber milled by my local sawyer and I’ll build my own windows and door….it’s pretty massive but, except for a slab foundation, has lot of similar features (photovoltaic cells, metal roof, live edge cedar siding…). Bottom line, passion can be expensive! Well done, sir!

[@aiddaphomvisay9422]

Woh great minds, I want to do the exact same thing on a lake lot I just purchased with 4 oak trees perfect for an awesome treehouse. And my wife is the same, 'Are you nuts' ;)

[@SSBailey77845]

@@aiddaphomvisay9422 I wish I could send pictures. Our trees are Live Oaks and they are much beloved trees here in central Texas. In order to preserve them I opted to get some big cedar logs and build a platform “amongst” the trees and not “on” the trees. Concrete piers, anchors, big cedar slab skirt joists and live edge cedar siding….a while thing! Good luck and happy building!

[@aiddaphomvisay9422]

@@SSBailey77845 That sounds awesome. You do the same!

[@CherrieMcKenzie]

I applaud your finished shed (tiny house) build and wanted to high five your statement to "Be confident in your building not to know how to do it but confident in your ability to figure it out!!" Overcoming the challenges makes the results much sweeter. Enjoy!!

[@chrisnash2154]

One of the nicest shed I have ever seen. You actually expect to see a home laid out on the inside when you walk up to it.

[@KhyphenJ]

Loved the shed series! I did my own shed build video years ago. Equally humbling and rewarding.

[@rickrudd]

I bought a BX (armored cable) cutter, now I use bx any time I do any exposed wiring, and it offers a cool, more finished/industrial look. Love this project. Just signed up for the plans!

[@tonyrome655]

Great build. You mentioned running electric to it but I think going solar would be awesome. I also think running some gutters would really help with the drainage off the roof.

[@joshuaholden4303]

Gutters for sure. Super cheap and make more sense than tons of extra gravel. Looks amazing tho!

[@superpj]

Besides all the trees blocking light self contained solar with inverter and battery would add in around $10k but he has youtube money for it so it's nothing.

[@mistyl1987]

​@@superpj you can get a solar generator like jackery and panels for wayyyy less than 10 k.... I paid 1800 CAD for a 1000 watt generator and 2 x 100 watt solar panels. I'm saving for a 1500 or 2000 watt generator now for my 13.5 foot camper remodel It's built to be off grid but also has electrical cord if I happen to be somewhere with power plugs 🤗

[@superpj]

@@mistyl1987 with the stuff in there those 200 watts with no battery won’t last long. Need at least 1.6 kWp but if they have a microwave or heater then 6 kWp minimum for the panels and a 5000 kWh battery to keep them going into the late night.

[@mistyl1987]

@@superpj the jackery is a battery. I charge it with a 150 watt solar panel I put on the roof. It runs my fridge mostly and everything I put in the camper is rechargeable, such as motion sensor lights, faucet and shower head. It seems to do the trick for me. I was just camping for 5 days and the jackery stayed over 90% battery lifethe whole time. I have a little propane buddy heater and a tiny wood stove for heat when needed and use a bucket heater for hit water. I'm working on getting a bigger solar generator just to have back up solar power. I got an energizer generator recently as well for back up power if needed. Plan on takin the kids to the mountains this summer for a month.

[@Fesraw]

Looks awesome! You might want to consider a 30mil non-permeable membrane under the drip line of the porch (beneath your pea gravel) if you notice that area starting to erode and undermine the porch

[@martytro]

I think you mean a circular polarizing filter… but good idea!

[@niceguyjoe]

Or guttering would solve it completely.

[@cgray8969]

So remember that song "Sixteen Tons"?! That's how much gravel I ordered since I was renting the truck and driver for most of the costs. Gravel can be rather cheap that way. You always get the extra. Good to barter with the neighbors who might only need a few buckets or wheel barrow loads. Poor kid next door asked me why I got rid of his sand box. He thought it was to play in. You will always find uses.

[@mikekent5005]

A really cool (and motivational) item to add to the project cost would be an independent contractor’s quote on what they would charge for labor to build a duplicate tiny house… I mean shed. Your project cost figures are really helpful for appreciating the financial scope of the project. Your sharing of mistakes made throughout the project were great for making the project reasonably approachable by a DIYer who doesn’t take themselves too seriously. But the addition of a project cost line item that illustrates what the sweat equity represents could really highlight why curating your DIY skills is not only rewarding but also financially beneficial. Loved the build. Great job! M.K.

[@racerx9931]

After +15 years in the Automotive industry, I finally got myself some land. Just over a Acre, I have started to build sheds and tiny houses out of some of the Travel Trailers that were left on my property when I got it. The construction has been easy after tearing a trailer down to bare frame and the mess is cleaned up. I appreciate the prep time that goes into paint day. Cars will spend weeks or even months of sanding and all the bondo work before ever being considered ready to start masking off for paint. Paint day only takes 1-3 days including clear coats but any defects that were ignored are quickly noticed once a nice coat of paint is laid down. Nice build!

[@lukelabagood7896]

Question: What about Rain Gutters to push water away from the shed? What about solar panels for top off the power source? Awesome builded always like watching your projects.

[@adrianbick1299]

It would be too shaded from the trees for solar panels

[@ShopNation]

Yes I’ll probably add a gutter to at least the front porch

[@quikkyle601]

Turned out awesome! I think a boarder around the smaller rocks with some larger rocks would really tie it all together. And grass around that.

[@collinsstudios7098]

Personally I am so pleased that your in laws will now have some shelter when they come to stay with you. Bravo.

[@mrfelix2510]

As you said, it's nice to see something go from and idea in your head to a completed project.

[@mistyl1987]

I remodeled a 13.5 foot skipper camper from 1973. I even built a small scale popsicle stick model to be sure of the layout and dimensions of things I wanted before I got started. Took 2 years to plan it all and find contentment in my final design. Best times of my life building that though and going out camping with it now. 🥰

[@tammyjeffres8155]

Gorgeous little project. With that roof pitch you could easily install a rain barrel system and have an outdoor hose-off area for washing tools, your chairs, etc.

[@ChadsCustomCreations]

Amazing Travis, this has been my favorite series to watch I love how down to earth you kept the whole build and showed how even though you were not the most confident you ended up with what I have to say it the best looking Tinyhouse, I mean shed I’ve seen.

[@scottd143]

Very nice work and looks awesome. I want to do something similar, but with less falling and less time under construction

[@mistyl1987]

I remodeled a 13.5 foot 1973 skipper camper. It was a great project and I can take it with me anywhere I go 🤩

[@tuesboomer1623]

Looks great! As for cost, it seems to me, given your comparable examples, you definitely got the best long term value for dollars spent. The quality materials and features, the owner-built attention to details, versatility, longevity and the intangible value from use and enjoyment make it a big time winner for what you spent.

[@mistyl1987]

I remodeled a 13.5 foot skipper camper that was originally built in 1973. I had friends that know how to do lots of carpentry help me with a lot of the actual build so it only cost me materials and any extras I wanted- such as a tiny wood stove, small rv bath tub, and jackey solar generator with a bougee rv fridge/freezer combo. I offered food and drinks in return and got to learn a lot from the peeps that helped me. My goal was to be able to live in it off grid, if I wanted or needed to, but I also still have an extention cord out the back incase I camp somewhere I can use power. My kids and I are going to the mountains this summer for 4 weeks to live in it in nature and spend some time together. I love my little camper and I'm super proud of my layout and build ❤️‍🔥🤩 took 2 years to plan the build and I even made a small scale popsicle stick model of it before I decided how I was going to go forward with the build 😊😆 just added a small window air conditioner last week in order to take it camping this last weekend with my dogs. I hope everyone can get a solid building project to work on, the satisfaction of watching it come together is just so priceless 🥰🥳❤️‍🔥

[@jimwiskus8862]

Hi Travis, I think your backyard getaway is nothing short of beautiful & brilliant. It will give you, loved ones & friends a break from a busy life. It is worth all the time & money you spent. It seems more reasonable cost to me than I expected. Kudos to you & the fam that made all of this possible. I am curious about one thing, had you considered a foil covered foam insulation for your getaway? See you in the next installment.

[@bdayo4406]

Beautiful job! Hangin' a roof solo. Yea! Everybody needs that experience.

[@patsampson6990]

WOW, very nice. Lots of thought and hard work went into that and it shows. Enjoy!

[@maltidevi8450]

I like your video that showed how u did all your prep work and the detail description of the cost. Those who are looking for a tiny house now they know the pre work and the cost minus the labor cost. Excellent presentation with detailed information.👍🏽

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[@lickalittle]

In 1995 i built a 12x16 ft shed or mother in law small building. It had a 10-2 pitch with a felt and shingle roof. Raised off the ground on blocks and. 24 OC 2x4 walls vinyl double pained windows and a one piece vinyl 36x72 entry door 🚪 wrapped with T-111 sidings 4" trim on all corners stained and sealed TTL $ Was $4,310 Some items were rummaged from the scrap bin at Sutherlins home store with permission from the manager 😂 Unfortunately my niece's husband stored a 50 gallon fish tank in it with fish plugged in and it shorted out burning the building to the ground 🙃 Lessons Learned. Getting Ready to attempt this project again !

[@uy-scutipacific6398]

I built my shed 12x12 7-12 pitch 2 windows skylights 16 on center everything,self-adhesive base sheet and cap sheet, and much more i didnt mentioned as pressure treaded ground contact 2x6 on gravel and also had to spray 600 sqft with weed killer and also Spectracide Triazicide Insect Killer for Lawns & Landscapes. It came out looking great 240sqft 7feet high and 10feet to the Ridge bored where the trusses connected to. It only cast me $1800 3days work. I also used sidding to match it with the house since I just built the house with blue slate sidding color they both match up now.

[@petelinster7093]

Wow! I built a couple of sheds in my lifetime and yours is most awesome. I didn't know what I was doing but after 18 years It is still standing proud and my neighbors love it. Mine is basically 11 x 12. I've had to replace the doors twice as they were old salvaged doors. I used T1 11. And I have had some rot issues I have had to repair. But it keeps going and yours will last a lifetime or two. Thanks for sharing.

[@barryroberts6470]

Enjoyed the series Travis and a brilliant outcome as well, you and your family are going to have hours and hours of fun and relaxation there. Stay Safe, Barry (ENG)

[@solarcabin]

Nice work and looks very much like my Penobscot cabin plans but I designed that with a higher pitched roof for a loft.

[@jaywimer4415]

Love the whole build series! 🎉. Not to pick but plastic chairs around the fire pit from such an accomplished builder is OK temporarily but need replaced when not running your business. 😃. Love all you do!

[@sociopathmercenary]

I have some of the poly-wood chairs with stainless hardware. Even though I could have made some great chairs, I enjoy the lack of maintenance and a 20 year warranty. True. I did't get that sense of accomplishment from building them myself but one less thing on the to-do list is kind of priceless around here. 😇

[@paulalbright1079]

Absolutely Awesome! Looks better than a shed kit. Your Wife must REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE you to spend that much. My wife is LOL at me and I haven't told her the cost.

[@nohandleisagoodhandle]

Looks great; wonderful craftsmanship. Good job.

[@quadstardesign]

I've been looking for leg levelers for a while. the second I saw the one you used, I clicked your link and bought them. Thanks and your welcome.

[@judymarie1]

I had a good little laugh when you showed the part with your son. Great job on your tiny project.

[@carolharris2357]

And his daughter making a cameo appearance.

[@suearmstrong3404]

You did an amazing job!! I love it and kudos to you for sticking it out and making a really beautiful shed!!!

[@zackleonard8559]

when my uncle was building his house, he built a shed/workshop out back that was fully insulated (better than housing regulations), a wood burning stove, a washroom with toilet, sink, and shower, and a fridge.

[@johnswick4593]

I can imagine you and your buddies around that fire pit REAL close to each other drinking Bud Lites.😆

[@gailmrutland6508]

*Nice job I really like it. JFYI pea gravel isn't very good material for drainage. You would be much better served using all river rock, reason being pea will compress and catch particles of dirt which after time acts like cement and water will, flow on top of is creating puddles*

[@FrogPondBrewery1]

Beautiful shed, thanks for sharing. Only two things I would do differently is running conduit under the slab for the future. And use a smaller gravel and compact it for the area around the fire pit. Make it better to walk on and rake leaves. But again thanks for sharing

[@desertmoonlightcottage3387]

Great build!!! I also build somthing-- a 30x30 deck one story tall. I can park 4 cars underneath and keep them shaded from the sun. I'm taking a 2-3 month break, but soon will be building my desert cabin on top of this deck.

[@ariespat]

Really like the whole lay out in and outside....Good job.

[@bearscountrypodcast2929]

YEs! That is EXACTLY what you did!! LOVE it! My back hurst from watching. I wish I was young enough to do the same. Great job!!

[@dmwi1549]

Excellent Results! I’ll be checking out this build in full. Thanks for the wrap up.

[@garylofgren]

Thanks for finally giving us the finished shed(tiny home) and wow it’s is great little high in $$ but worth it all, congrats on a good job.

[@scotstewart4011]

I would notice if your screws were not in alignment. I take great care that any visible screws or fasteners are in alignment. It’s just a nice touch.

[@johnstup4479]

The shed turned out great! That whole area with the fire pit nestled back in the trees looks really cool. Oh, and that refrigerator is a must. Well done.

[@bobbg9041]

12:05 go to a hardwood dealer and get skip planed 4/4 ceder lumber then use it to make a ceder bench Rough cut lumber is a lot cheaper from a hardwoods dealer then deck lumber from the big box store, skip planed lumber also looks nice enough for an outdoor bench you can always sand it.

[@andrewhochberger8748]

I really enjoyed this series. You deserve an undefeated season from whatever college it is you root for.

[@mistyl1987]

😄😄

[@Dakota77d]

Just beautiful! What a great spot to enjoy ❤

[@debpate9405]

I have shed envy! Well done!

[@jimrosson6702]

The shed turned out great Travis you did an amazing job for never doing anything like this before you did a great job especially for doing it all by yourself that’s a ton of work so hats off to you amazing work 👏👏

[@scruffysanta8442]

Been a great journey, thanks for bringing us along!

[@mazenelmassry1974]

Very good job I built my shed 4 years ago at my old house then I sold the house and moved to a new one with bigger backyard so I am planning to build a bigger one and you gave me some cool ideas on these videos, thank you for sharing this with us

[@dadokrstic]

Been watching you for a few years and you continue to amaze! Keep up the great work!

[@BouchTube]

That's a thing of beauty! Can't think of a better way to catch a big game then outside and around a fire, the tv was a nice touch.

[@denniscarreno5882]

Good to see you back…..missing your beautiful work!

[@natedogg98]

I’m just happy to see I’m not the only one that is fully confident they have all the material and then have to make two more trips to get it all.

[@karenkouns577]

Awesome makeover. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@gradybelmer7864]

Great build I'm definitely going to need to see those plans.

[@jesstill7833]

Man that’s one sweet looking shed I love it’s gos charm ..You did. Good job man cool as ❤️🙏😀👍🦘🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@sociopathmercenary]

We placed river rock over about a quarter acre of our last property. We ended up having about 20 tons delivered in two dump trucks. With the delivery fee, it was still under $1,000. Yes. Shoveling it was a monumental task but we paid a couple teenagers around $500 for their bodily deterioration. Although I did help out a bit out of sheer guilt. You save a lot of money by ordering in bulk as 800 bags of river rock would have cost us three times as much. YMMV

[@barbaragoodman1789]

Yes, for sure, please do post the plans, I want this for MY TINY HOUSE BUILD !!!! Great job at an excellent price !

[@michaelcorbeil81]

I really enjoyed the shed build series. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@seen48]

It’s absolutely phenomenal my man! Such detail, materials and cool design. Still can’t believe you did it all by yourself. I would suggest to fix your erosion problem by putting some gutters to help drain their water where you don’t want it. - your 🇨🇦 buddy. 🤜

[@metatechhd]

🔨💪💰 Wow, your "shed" has certainly evolved into something much more than expected! It's impressive how your project transformed into a multi-functional space with a studio, half bath, and even serving as a spare bedroom. The amount of work and investment you've put into it is commendable. Now, the need for an actual shed arises. It's fascinating how projects can take on a life of their own and lead to unexpected outcomes. Keep up the great work and enjoy your versatile "tiny house"! 🔨💪💰

[@MsPatriotfront]

Thanks for this video. I'm going to copy your lean-to roof offshoot section for my kayak rack.

[@GrizzCraftCustoms]

Toro Dingo and a bulk delivery. Looks great.

[@kylelathrop4199]

Turned out awesome!! Nice work dude

[@bradwilliams4919]

In awe! Ty for sharing, showing and explaining! Great camera work.

[@SirCarlosMusicBMI]

Thank you for the follow up video. Looks amazing. Awesome job. Blessing’s, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊❗️

[@jeffhallford5284]

Fantastic job. That is an awesome space for friends and family.

[@paradisecove4146]

Wonderful 👍 Video and Training for us. Well done young man.

[@jasonstarnes351]

Good looking project! I recommend building an Adirondack chair swing and paint it grey! With cup holders!

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

Turned out awesome. The cost is pretty good if you think that only a few grand more and you'd have a legit tiny house that could be rented out! $20K to add a rental space; seems reasonable. And yeah, that sense of satisfaction is priceless. Good work!

[@tomshott7826]

Wow! Glad to see it finished. The guts to go through the learning process for a project like this takes real courage. Love following your channel, so many cool projects going on and your editing makes it all look so easy. My crystal ball says you will have even more excitement 9 months from now after your trip to Cancun. Staying tuned!

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Found your channel two days ago, binged this series, wake up this morning to the finale 🍾 Subbed

[@ShopNation]

Oh wow, timed that perfect!

[@ChrisHornberger]

Dude. Nice. Makes me want to redo the single-angle roof on the cabin I built with a proper peaked roof to gain the extra vertical space. I'm a chickenshit when it comes to height, but that 2x4 ladder/roof-climbing-thing you built solves all my issues. I'm having a classic "why didn't I think of that" moment here.

[@Donkeyearsa]

I did a rock garden in the front of a one acre home I once owned. Its far easier to buy river rock by the yard and having it dumped in a pile by a dump truck and then bully your friend to drop off his tractor to use to move the rock.

[@claudinebernadettejimdar1681]

That’s beautiful! I love the colors and everything about it! That would be one of my hideaway spots! Get away from everybody that ticks you off! I’d keep it a secret. I wouldn’t tell anybody where it is.

[@Lou.B]

It IS nice! Thanks for showing us!

[@taylormcintyre5759]

Glad to see it done, looks great! You need a shelf or table on the porch for snacks!

[@brett76544]

I did a 12x24 with an enclosed 8x24 front porch for a cabin so 20x24. I started clearing the land 20 years ago in about a week. Figure wood, nails, roofing, insulation, stove, chimney and finishing the interior it cost me just under $ 4850. Now before finishing the interior, it was 2465 and a few cents. Still, have a ball at it, and pull the recliner out, set up the TV by the fire pit and have clams, shrimp and steak for the family, or about 20 some people. That is while watching a baseball game. We did that the first year after finishing, and just continued.