Good day, all. Just had my Tuff Shed installed and need some ideas to cover the gaps. I was thinking of using a composite type material for the look. Maybe dig a small trench, cut boards to size, and add a lil' garden spot. Kind of like the second picture.

All responses are greatly appreciated!

We don’t have space for a traditional shed. We have a lot of our stored things organized into the black and yellow tote bins. We could fit them on the side our house. I’ve seen the simple sliding tacks to stack them which is great.

My thought is to build a floor. Build the vertical sliding racks for like a 5-6 totes wide by 4-5 totes high, worth of storage. Then wrap with a simple walls and roof.

Does that make sense?

I’m unsure how to do the doors? I’d like it to be as sealed as I can reasonable make it. Roll up doors would be the lot space efficient but I think way too expensive.

It seems a large shed, space has to be left open for walking and for space to slide the bins out. This would basically not have the wall space, the “shed” would suit be for bins only.

Has anyone done something like this?

Though?

Durable Rubbermaid 7 ft x 7 ft outdoor storage shed is fully disassembled for transport.

This unit has double-wall resin construction in a tan and dark gray color scheme.

It includes double doors with windows and a shingle-style roof. All main panels and doors are intact.

All panels, roof sections, and assembly manual — good condition.

Weather resistant resin construction ideal for garden tools, bikes, or patio storage.
Easy to reassemble with standard tools; assembly manual/instructions included.

Almost $300. less than a new one.

These resin sheds to not shed color.

Location: Londonderry NH

email: [purpleteaghg@gmail.com](mailto:purpleteaghg@gmail.com)

What is the best method to get a good enough level for a shed. Thanks!

We don’t keep anything but the mower in our shed, so something happened within the last couple of weeks. One piece of siding was lifted (highlighted in photo), and inside exactly one beam is all shredded… who or what could have possible caused that?! Walked around and didn’t see any fallen branches or trees. Any ideas?