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DIY & Home Improvement

Warpy

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4. Great advice, I've never seen one that wasn't on a poured slab

Reply to Kali (Reply #3)

Sun May 15, 2022, 12:03 AM

May 2022

which would then have to be covered with vinyl floor covering for sanitation purposes.

I would also say that such buildings can be ovens in summer, so make sure there is an exhaust fan on at least one gable end, a fan that can be covered up in winter.

As for cheesy, cheap sheds, I've seen them floating down the arroyos here after a large thunderstorm.

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Metal shed to be used for cat rescue [View all] hamsterjill May 2022 OP

Thank you for doing this! Nt XanaDUer2 May 2022 #1

We are trying!!!! hamsterjill May 2022 #2

most likely needs a slab or at least a footer Kali May 2022 #3

Great advice, I've never seen one that wasn't on a poured slab Warpy May 2022 #4