Using a miter saw, cut the stringers (A and B), header (C), and blocker boards (D and E) to length from the treated 2x4s. Using a track saw or circular saw, cut the 1:12 ramp slope on the outside (A) ...

Ready to build your own lean-to shed? In Part 1 of this full DIY series, we start from the ground up - laying out the footprint, pouring the foundation, and cutting the first boards. Whether it’s ...

Sheds can store gear or become functional spaces. Choose the right type, size and materials for your needs, and check local ...

Dear Jenni: It doesn’t take long for a garage, no matter how large, to fill up with garden and yard tools, lawn mowers and various “necessities” to keep a house and yard looking good. It’s almost as ...

As a general rule, farm machinery sits last in the pecking order when it comes to bagging precious shed space. And when it does get a roof over its head, it often has to pile into whatever old ...

As you start planning to fit your tools, gardening gear and outdoor decor into a small space, a new shed can be a tempting option as a late fall job or a plan for early spring. With proper planning, ...

Having spent 30+ years in residential construction, contracting, remodeling, maintenance and home repair, Deane now contributes DIY, informational and financial content as a freelance writer and ...

As you start planning to fit your tools, gardening gear and outdoor decor into a small space, a new shed can be a tempting option as a late fall job or a plan for early spring. With proper planning, ...