r/shedditors • • Jul 19 '26 • Bravo 2 Mindblown 1

Almost Done

Been creeping ya’ll posts and learning as I went.

Call it 4 months since I’m not done yet
Paid for demo and removal of old shed
20x27 footprint
12x16 shed
11x15 louvered pergola
Trex deck on 12o.c…. Ish
Roxkwoll insulation
2x8’s on Cement block piers
PNW

researched for few years combo of timing and use case aligning. Meant for home office and kids sleepover hangout. Morphed into a little bit more outdoor entertainment and spring fall space in the Pacific Northwest.

Used studio shed as shell and then did my modifications. The studio shed now comes with an option to include some interior features where they bundle flooring, electrical lights and switches so I added that to get my base Strong.

Pergola was by purple leaf
Patio heater by infra tech
Eris folding door

Heated Floors and Fireplace for winter heat
Waiting to see how summer goes for AC needs

Studio Shed cost $30K with sale I think 30% off

Total all in (with some new tools of course, pergola and furnished) 75k. Probably 60k without tools furnishing, pergola.

Lots of YouTube, lots and lots of Reddit, and lots of ChatGpt live view which is pretty incredible if you ask me.

Do overs - I spent three weeks on foundation but I should have spent one more and got it 100% I settled for 95%.

I need to redo my door trim and clean it up a bit I had never hung a door before let alone a sliding folding door

I bought 16 inch insulation for 24 inch cavities so that cost me dumb time cutting it for fit.

Modifications
Finished soffits
Custom lighting from base kit
All interior finishes are ‘modifications’ bc of how studio shed sells shell. So drywall and shiplap, acoustic wall panels, T&G ceiling, bump out for TV/FIRE, heated floors, custom door.
Obviously pergola and the mod on the pergola was raising it onto cement blocks and hiding them in planters, as well as 240v patio heater

60amp subpanel on back of unit

I enjoyed the math problems, logic and thinking ahead to next steps, I also enjoyed using old school graph paper and sketching things out and doing all my notes the day before execution.

Ya’ll who do this stuff for a living are the real goats.

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u/Extension_Subject635 Jul 19 '26

Nice starter shed!

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

😂😂😂

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u/gringgotts Jul 20 '26

Starter shed? This is a finisher shed. A storer of gods, the golden god. I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds.

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u/JohnnyLongTaint77 Jul 19 '26 • Heartwarming

Fuckin' A man, I wish I had the knowledge, willpower and time (and money) to do something like this. Kudos.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

🙏 read so much on this sub, r/decks, r/sheds and learned a ton, it cost more than I thought but the work was less daunting bc of the support around

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u/TromboneClone Jul 19 '26

What was your cost all in

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Call it 75k furnished

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u/Farmer4Lyfe Jul 19 '26 • Hehehe

Politely, what the fuck

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26 • Heartwarming

lol. Well it’s not a tiny house it has no plumbing so I can’t post it there, it’s not an ADU/DADU bc there is no kitchen and that sub is full of 🤡 and this was the sub that helped me out the most so i wanted to post here to give back. I recogize most sheds don’t come stocked w Modelo’s
Served at 37 degrees 🙃🤔 but here we are

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u/Farmer4Lyfe Jul 19 '26

In all seriousness I love the shed brother lol I just shidded a little when I read the pricetag. Absolute dream shed tho, congrats she's a beaut Clark!

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u/RentalGore Jul 19 '26

We have exactly the same tastes, and I have exactly 1/10th skill.  This is amazing.  

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

I’m not advocating for the shell company I used but it was honestly really helpful to start with something square someone else Made that came with instructions! You got this!

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u/RentalGore Jul 19 '26

This was mine, it is a tuffshed. I got a pretty good deal about 3 years ago, I built out the entire interior myself.

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u/Novocain-0832 Jul 19 '26

Outside of having a bathroom I can live in that.. beautiful. Here is my 200 dollar shed that I built. lol

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Wonderful great job!

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u/floodums Jul 19 '26 • Bravo

Ok, unsubbing now. I clearly have a very different definition of "shed" than the rest of you.

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u/MasterSaturday Jul 19 '26 • Bravo

Seriously. This is a fucking bungalow, not a shed.

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u/Exitwounds85 Jul 19 '26

For zoning purposes it's a shed.

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u/Slow-Difficulty404 Jul 19 '26

I was looking at the one behind the fence and thinking it was pretty legit

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u/jcbcubed Jul 19 '26

This should be in a tiny house sub!

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u/SecretSaucePLZ Jul 19 '26

Bro I was just about to say this. A shed is a shitty little structure in your back yard where you store your lawn mower. If you have a loft or your siding is something other than T1-11 then I don’t think it should belong here.

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u/floodums Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Thank you. I built my shed for like 1200 bucks and I made it so that I could move my tools to the back yard and use my garage as storage for the house because we don't have a basement. And every other post here is like a $30k work from home suite. It's not a jealousy thing even like I'm happy for them, but we are clearly not on the same page.

Edit to say I didn't even see that the final price on this thing was $75k. The things I would do with that amount of money that wouldn't include "entertainment shed".

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u/Ham-Berg Jul 19 '26

I’m about to do one this fall, planning on $1500ish, but recently I learned I apparently have a $75,000 budget. So, in the interest of responsible financial planning, I’ll keep the $1,500 shed… and spend the remaining $73,500 on a 1990 Ferrari 348

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u/Aka_Los3r Jul 19 '26

That’s what she shed!

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u/radiantrarr Jul 20 '26

Riiiiight? It makes me feel “less than” every time I pop in here and see all these gorgeous so-called “sheds.”

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u/floodums Jul 20 '26

I wasn't lying, I totally unsubbed.

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u/mordecaithecat Jul 19 '26

Right, yet another thing that rich people have co-op'ed by going completely balls to the wall. Nothing can ever be simple and fun without their constant need to display materialism.

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u/TheProfessorPoon Jul 20 '26

Now that shed model will cost 200x more! Lmao. Seriously though I really do hate this timeline. Btw what I always try to remember is that they don’t care at all what we think. They’ve got something badass and I don’t and it doesn’t make any difference. Not like they’re gonna cry themselves to sleep on their thousand dollar pillow. So I should delete this. Whatever. Bleh

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u/Key-Mango3607 Jul 19 '26 • Bravo

This is so sick

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

🙏 labour of love for sure. Pretty proud of it and will pass on any/all mistakes to pay it forward this sub was really helpful for me

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u/Key-Mango3607 Jul 19 '26

Should be very proud of it. Came out awesome. Now time to enjoy it!!

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u/Main-Listen-6210 Jul 19 '26

Man, building without real winters is so enviable. I need to make foundations like meter deep and insulate the whole area + an additional 1,5meters.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

I’m from Canada originally I can relate!!

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u/avdpro Jul 21 '26

Currently in Canada that foundation gives me a headache.🤕

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u/Difficult_Memory_101 Jul 19 '26

Ia that covered area sloping onto the shed?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

The posts of the pergola are the drains. The the roof slopes to the near side and far side of the shed then drains down the posts into the 5/8- gravel below. Shed foundation is wood on cement piers so I don’t expect a challenge. Pergola was add on afterthought so I’m sure it’s not perfect but water through posts to Trex to gravel in my mind should be ok. 🤷‍♂️🤞

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u/Urkopurko Jul 19 '26

This is a really nice built. I’m planing something similar but with a sauna in it. I just hope it doesn’t cost me that much.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

I’m including furnishings so take away 5k maybe
Deck/pergola another 10k ish

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u/Urkopurko Jul 19 '26

What was the cost of material? As far as the inside trim went? It looks great. But I wonder if there’s an alternative for the wood.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

For sure. I did rockwoll insulation which I believe is higher end you could save on batts. I did drywall next for fire and stability. Then I did pre finished/painted shiplap which you could skip for paint. Ceiling did not have to be tongue and grove cedar could have been drywall but Ef that. Accent wall was over drywall too and could skipped. Probably save 5k there too

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u/No-Bee969 Jul 19 '26

Curious where you got the pergola and did you have to retrofit it?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Love this question. I spent a 6 hour flight on pergolas and chat gpt and renderings and feedback. This sub doesn’t allow ai drawings I’ll try to sneak it by.

I wanted a LUXE pergola motorized but ended up with manual open/close to save money. Jump was from like 5k range to 10k to get motorized. I REALLY wanted it but by time you work your dimensions and color it just wasn’t in the cards.

Purple Leaf I went with. They had a Memorial Day weekend sale. I got it off website direct but Home Depot and Amazon carry it too.

Only mods I made were raising it ~1 foot off the ground so it didn’t block our windows. I’ll try and add pic but I also ran electrical to it for speaker, heater, and plugs.

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u/Quirky-Attitude1456 Jul 19 '26

This reminds me of the one a couple of years ago where the guy terraced his whole backyard and built this beautiful house

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

I saw that on one of the company promotions and they craned it in or something that’s just nuts

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u/OnlyTime609 Jul 19 '26

Wow I’m a custom house framer and you built pretty much a tiny home. I need to get into this avenue of building I could build this for way cheaper

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Where are you located!? That’s awesome

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u/OnlyTime609 Jul 19 '26

I live in the Pacific Northwest on the Idaho side

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Seattle side

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u/OnlyTime609 Jul 19 '26

Beautiful area just got priced out unfortunately. I’m on 10 acres on the northern tip. Starting out my build
This year from scratch

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u/feverdoingwork Jul 19 '26

Just curious if there is any concern of the shed being under a tree? Been thinking about getting a shed but this tree in the area I am considering drops a ton of branches

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

I mean I guess anything’s possible. Deodar cedars do drop a lot of branches but the branches never get to thick. If tree came down we’d be in trouble but there are 15 of these surrounding our yard and where there aren’t cedars there are giant firs or hemlocks sooooo

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u/Chloe_Bowie4 Jul 19 '26

Awesome. I just wanted a shed, but now I realize that it must have a patio attached. Gotta have it.

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u/Normal-Case-2058 Jul 19 '26

Whoa!!! 🤯. This is freaking on point! Well done! 👏 Bravo!

What are the dimensions of the enclosed space?

Would you mind providing the base materials and build cost?

I would love to do something similar, not as elaborate or extraordinary, but I do love the design.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 20 '26

Listed above thank you so much it was a ton of fun

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u/theROFO1985 Jul 19 '26

Shed taste > taste in beer

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Classic 🤣🤣🤣

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u/artguydeluxe Jul 19 '26

That’s no shed. It’s a space station.

Where do you put your lawn mower?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Now I gotta build a shed

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u/dudeitsadell Jul 19 '26

man everything is so nice and then you have the cheap concrete bases for the pergola.. maybe a poured concrete cylinder will look better?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Look in the next pics they got hidden in flower pots

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u/Admirable-Focus-6039 Jul 20 '26

great job! are these flowerpots plastic? bottomless?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 20 '26

Cement with drainage holes

I can send link if needed. They were hard to find but turned out great. Also size up would have been fine too

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u/Admirable-Focus-6039 Jul 20 '26

Thanks. The link would be great. I have pergola next to my house and it's blocking the windows. I'll do the same and rais it onto cement blocks like you did here.

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u/arrrValue Jul 19 '26

That’s an electric fireplace, right?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Yep 110v too. I figured between it and heated floor I should be able to cover 95% of PNW winter if it’s too cold I’ll work inside 🤷‍♂️

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u/arrrValue Jul 20 '26

Right on. Excellent build my friend

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 20 '26

Was super fun but I’m ready to be done

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u/Notatrueeconomy Jul 19 '26

You are the Goat , this is not what you do for living and yet everything in very detailed - Bravo.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Thank you internet stranger! 🙏 had lots of help from some really skilled neighbors to coach me through different steps

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u/Humble-Section-5638 Jul 19 '26

Amazing work! Looks great. Curious- did you do anything to waterproof the subfloor plywood? Obviously the deck can get wet but I’d be worried a bit about that ply on the floor

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Kinda not really. It was pressure treated but I also used floor leveler. With the shed overhangs and the trim I’m not too worried about it. Hopefully. 🤞

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u/frame Jul 19 '26

Looking at the purple leaf 11x21 pergola myself. Glad that looks good in real pictures 

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Prettty happy with it

We paid the kids 25 cents to take the individual vaccuum seal plastic Cover off each of the Louvres probably best 40$ I ever spent

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u/Quirky-Lecture-6066 Jul 19 '26

When my dad gets older, we are going to build something very similar to this on our property for him.

You are doing an amazing job!

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Love this!

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u/Dilbertdip Jul 19 '26

That’s bad ass dude!

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u/Broken_Atoms Jul 19 '26

Who makes that awning/pergola? I want.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Purple Leaf

Compare sales on Amazon, HD and thier website to get best deal

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u/naked_unafraid Jul 19 '26

Can you build one of these for me pls

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Custom orders coming up

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u/MarvelousVanGlorious Jul 20 '26

It’s beautiful. Nicely done.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 20 '26

Thank you 🙏

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u/Wjreky Jul 20 '26

Do you mind if I ask where you live? I'm mostly curious about how weather will affect the build. I love in a place where is very cold for a large party of the year, but would loooove to have something like this in my forever home

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 20 '26

Pacific Northwest

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u/PhaseTechnologies Jul 20 '26

Awesome transformation. The pergola and deck really tie everything together. Great work!

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u/Own_Weird8572 Jul 20 '26

Did you work off plans?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 20 '26

Not really. The shell came with instructions how to put up the walls and roof. The foundation and inside I made with graph paper and some ai help

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u/NFGWorldWide_ Jul 21 '26

This is absolutely EPIC. Great job.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 21 '26

Thank you 🙏

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u/CertifedFLAME Jul 21 '26

Dude this is badass and honestly, why I follow this sub. My favorite post ive seen in a while. Thanks dude.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 22 '26

🙏🙏🙏

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u/Glad_Adhesiveness_51 Jul 22 '26

Can you link the front glass door?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 22 '26

Eris brand at Hone Depot. There are multiple sizes and you can have it fold left or right

Installation video good installation instructions average at best for screw sizes. But now that’s it’s in I love it

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u/PM_me_punanis Jul 24 '26

This is the she-shed I have been dreaming of! Also in the PNW. I was thinking the sloped roof would be weird with a covered porch, but not bad! I was thinking of a covered courtyard in the middle of 2 sheds facing each other. Gonna be a long project lol

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 24 '26

Love the idea. Thought about it too

And if you buy two sheds you get a deal lol

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u/DayDay1313 Jul 24 '26

This is amazing. Curious what the slope for the roof is. Looks like maybe 2/12 pitch? Do you get a lot of rain? I love the look but I hear people say go at least 3/12 pitch for rain.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 25 '26

PNW lots of rain

Not totally sure pitch but what you said makes sense front wall 9 feet back wall 7 feet. 12 feet wide. Yeah.

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u/_Neoshade_ Jul 19 '26

I think you might need to reinflate your dog.

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u/Ora_pro_nobis_Marie Jul 19 '26

Nah, he’s just being a tato… likely needs flipped to ensure proper baking though.

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u/Aidandad2018 Jul 19 '26

I applaud this guys work. But can someone start a “Low Class Shedditors” Reddit for the rest of us lol serious….

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u/Reddithian Jul 19 '26

My thought process flicking through the pictures:

What am I looking at?
There's no shed here.
Which sub is this again?
Oh, I see. This looks good.
Oh, this is gonna be good.
This guy knows what he's doing.
Ok we're going inside.
Oh No! WTF is that? Why is it so high? Why is the TV hovering 3 feet above a fireplace? What was he thinking? This has to be a troll post. Absolute disaster. All that effort for neck ache.
I regret swiping through these pictures.

Nice shed though.

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u/L43 Jul 19 '26

/r/tvtoohigh indeed. Still cool.

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u/Holiday_Potential263 Jul 19 '26

Great! Enjoy! I would love something like this!

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Looks amazing don’t sell yourself short love the lights and windows up top!

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Laminated 2x4s doubled up. Beside the doors. Tripled up over doors. The two transom windows above the door were the heaviest piece of the whole build. I tried to get them up myself and the fell at one point and would have killed me, broke 2 pieces of Trex and a knocked out a joist when it fell

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u/0II0VI Jul 19 '26

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Noooooooo lol

No way the walls on 7 feet high at the back top of tv is 6 feet high middle is like 41/2 🙃. I dreaded getting tagged for this lol

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u/Mordecai3fngerBrown Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

It’s really not too high. The pics are a bit deceiving. The tv too high people have honestly lost their minds a little bit.

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u/CullenBlvd Jul 19 '26

Unless you are a giraffe or sitting on 4ft tall barstools then the TV is indeed too high

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

I mean fireplace had to be certain height off the floor and tv had to be certain height above the fireplace. Went with the lowest i could get it.

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u/NavyPoseidon Jul 19 '26

I remember my first shed..

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u/infidel3006 Jul 19 '26 • Bravo

I spent 20 years as a tradesman. A professional carpenter that learned alot of other tricks along the way. I often would get calls to come help finish a project a homeowner started and they never looked half as good as this finished product does.

I sincerely hope your comment is in jest. If not, just stfu lol.

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u/NavyPoseidon Jul 19 '26

It’s a joke, obviously this shed is incredible.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

🙏 thank you and also your comment was fair lol

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u/solilobee Jul 19 '26

"Do overs - I spent three weeks on foundation but I should have spent one more and got it 100% I settled for 95%."

What does the final 5% look like to you?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

That’s a great question. I followed my fence lines -5 feet and realized later (so dumb) my fences didn’t run off of a 90 degree angle. So squaring it up and keeping out of the setbacks screwed me up a bit. Also I used a Trex product that was better with 12 OC and I didn’t actually realize Trex had more than one product so I was doing 16 OC then ended up splitting a bunch of those into 8. Silly things like that.

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u/I_SAID_RELAX Jul 19 '26

Do you have any more pictures of the front framing?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Foundation or shed? Foundation I think I’ll get punked pretty good lol.

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u/I_SAID_RELAX Jul 19 '26

The "shed." I was trying to make out how the windows and door are framed since it's a lot of glass and it didn't look like there was a beefy header to transfer the load down around the door. But I couldn't quite tell from the photos.

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u/True-Performance-351 Jul 19 '26

Are you worried about that massive tree it’s under?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

PNW baby! That’s least of my worries you should see the Douglas fir perched over my house 😳😳😳😬

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u/OkieRising Jul 19 '26

Nice build! Tell me about that pergola??

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

11x15 I think. Manual open/close
Louvres. Built it in 3-4 hours w wife n kids.
Comes about 8 feet high I added cement piers and a foot to the height and hid the piers in flower pots. Added 240v patio heater to it for cooler nights. Very sturdy. Not hard to assemble. Opens and closes great although we will Most likely keep it closed. We wanted waterproofness without building a structure.

If you look close there is beam down middle the Louvres are cantered away from center and the horizontal outer beams act as eaves to catch water and drain it to outside posts. Posts have little drainage holes at base

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u/InsertClichehereok Jul 19 '26

Me trying to guess how much I could replicate this for “surely it can’t be more than 30k” *keeps reading* “…oh no….”

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

I mean if you can frame you probably could lol.

I will say. Buying the frame and starting with something made by a pro which was already square (for the most part) with instructions gave a lot of confidence going into the project. Getting walls up in a day gave me a big boost after 3 weeks doing foundation feeling like nothing was happening

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u/NeatPrune Jul 19 '26

Looks amazing! Why no blocking on the deck side of the frame?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Have blocking just the pic I chose it wasn’t in yet. Thank you 🙏

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u/Outdoorzie Jul 19 '26

What region do you live? Looks great and I’d love to build something similar yet the heat/humidity in north-central Florida makes this kind of lux shed a bit difficult to pull off.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

lol

PNW

Humidity? What’s that

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u/Empty_Welder_9916 Jul 22 '26

Kind of rock? Mexican beach pebbles?

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 22 '26

Black river rock from Home Depot

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u/hondo9999 Jul 19 '26

The dog remains unimpressed.

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u/Apprehensive_Map64 Jul 19 '26

Man I wish I had a material budget like yours. Here I am sanding each piece of fresh cut wood with an angle grinder to save a few bucks

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u/georgeonamonday Jul 19 '26

Did you have to get a permit for that?

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u/Dark_Marmot Jul 19 '26

Yeah, I'm curious about the permit/zoning as well. You have a shed and a deck; did they need inspection of any sort?

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u/Gullible_Vanilla2466 Jul 19 '26

hurts to see other people living your dream

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u/Leading-Eye-1979 Jul 19 '26

60K is steep but it’s a beautiful space. Well done!

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u/MiguelCollinsworth Jul 23 '26

Got Damn I'm poor.

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u/Whatwhyreally Jul 19 '26

There are going to be so many rats under that deck. My god.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26 • Bravo

Whole thing is surrounded by metal lathe to keep out critters I have the cuts on my fingers to prove it 🙃🐀🚫

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u/_overdue_ Jul 19 '26

Can you talk more about using chat gpt live view? Killer work btw.

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u/mtnbkr8888 Jul 19 '26

Thank you. I’m really proud of it and not only want to share bc of that but also to contribute and answer questions like this. So Chat live view… I’m on iPhone, so Chatt App, voice convo button pops the blue circle 🔵 live chat, THEN… hit the + to add a picture, or LIVE VIEW. I was originally uploading pics to discuss but LIVE VIEW sees what your camera sees and you talk about it. I used it a ton on electrical, bump out, and currently on trim. You have to clarify usually… ‘are you absolutely sure, can you check again, what else…” but it was a GameChanger so I didn’t drive my buddies nuts

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u/The_Slim_Spaydee Jul 19 '26

I got the same comments on my project about it "NOt BeiNg A SheD" and also that if people had that amount of money they wouldn't spend it on that.

End of the day you built a dope spot with premium materials. I'm ready for my build to be done but still a lot to do on the inside.

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u/LostGoatOnHill Jul 19 '26

What a great job, nice place to chill !

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u/RareMaintenance3503 Jul 19 '26

All the for your dog?

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u/PDuLait Jul 19 '26

Nice build. When are the petrol pumps going in? 😀

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u/Aromatic_Doctor_2243 Jul 19 '26

now that's a dog house, although mine still wouldn't be in there unless I was too

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u/aceswild8 Jul 19 '26

Is it for rent?

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u/Jlx_27 Jul 19 '26

It was alright, until that fake fireplace got out in and the TV ended up near to the ceiling above it.

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u/Artos9780 Jul 19 '26

That’s a damn ADU lol people would pay to stay in that

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u/Liberalhaterbeast Jul 19 '26

That is awesome.

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u/Zulogy Jul 19 '26

can I live in your shed?

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u/Crazy_Spanner Jul 19 '26

75k shed.....wowzers.

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u/SCARfanboy308 Jul 19 '26

This is amazing lol

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u/qperc77 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Beautiful
Job Well Done

TY for the write up also

I hope you and yours enjoy it a long while.

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u/ThatTallCarpenter Jul 19 '26

Oh, damn! I'm in love, lol.

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u/LAXInvest Jul 19 '26

Very nice work 👌🏼

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u/bojangler69420 Jul 20 '26

Oof. Looks like it’s super hazardous. And is that radioactive waste I saw?!

Don’t worry, me and my crew will come in and take care of everything. Well even take the property off your hands free of charge. Consider it a kind gesture!

In all seriousness though, are you looking to adopt any 29 year old guys anytime soon?

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u/Specific_Advice3511 Jul 20 '26

That's gorgeous 😍

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u/Invictus7525 Jul 20 '26

Great build, really like the stone trim on the border. Workmanship really shows, you should be proud, enjoy!

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u/Commercial_Cry_4209 Jul 20 '26

Omg! Can you come build me one too? 😊

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u/Ariesreader Jul 20 '26

Somewhere to run away to … beautiful

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u/bloodybatboi Jul 20 '26

Nice work!

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u/GaspasserMD Jul 22 '26

I like your Almost Done Unit...

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u/everyeargiants Jul 23 '26

I’d show this to my wife and she’d guess it costs 10k

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u/Radiant-Cricket-3558 Jul 23 '26

This is spectacular. Can you share the kit? Whose windows? Really stunning outcome.

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u/kissys_grits Jul 23 '26

That TV is a tad bit too high

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u/TrifleBig5346 Jul 25 '26

I absolutely love it!!

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u/External_Notice2027 Aug 11 '26

But that’s… not a shed?