I'm surprised that you continued the verticals down to the floor. Since it's outside it's going to love sucking moisture up the legs.
?I wanted to keep the height down.
Extending the bottom cross members and trimming the verticals by the same amount makes no difference to the height.
In preparation for possibly the most foolish idea yet.
I’m nee to this site but are you joining the two sheds together or is this living outside permantlyWell it's varnished.
Edge sealed.
...And I have a design for the (simple) door catches, rather than mess about tring to come up with anything too damned clever. Still need to knock it up in Sketchup, then make them tomorrow.
I would like to cover the top with a suitable exterior hard wearing waterproof surface that can act as a worktop. Ideally I glue on some EPDM but my "offcut" is 400mm short. So I investigated a robust tarpaulin I recently acquired, I'm told, found in a skip. I can believe it...
Hauled up on the roof to be met with a smell like the thing had been lining a horsebox. Big enough though.
My roof is 7.5 m ish so this thing is 10 metres along the hypotenuse.
Was it a sail??
Answers on a postcard but anyways, not really suitable as a workbench cover and I don't need to cut it up for a temporary cover either so I need to find something else. Something 2440 x 660 plus some overhang. Sheet of truck siding would be great but again, my spare stock of that stuff (thanks @hotponyshoes) is not quite big enough in any dimension.
I am considering epoxy painting whatever paint I stuck on this rotten old plywood. Is that a sensible option? Some sort of floor paint?? Would it inevitably crack and peel up on a single sheet of ply exposed to the weather?
I’m nee to this site but are you joining the two sheds together or is this living outside permantly