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No problems in heavy winds??

Experience is the best teacher you’ll learn soon enough about what hold up and what doesnt. That is a very nice looking shed!

Nice work, I hope your family enjoys it for many years. 👍

Just perfect!!!!

I build mine in two years...

Awesome! If you were in my area I would definitely hire you to do my shed!!

Build a shed in a day where half the shed is already pre built! Clickbait.

I had to use Tuff Block because i didn't want to dig into my brick floor. It turned out well.

Nice work. A tip is to use a router with a flush trim bit to make the job much more efficient and cleaner in a single pass with cutting out windows, panels that’s too long, etc. instead of the sawzall/reciprocating saw. 👍

Nice how you blocked out most of the work with subtitles

Why no joist hangers ?

I'm thinking that in reality, this job actually took a couple of days to put together, considering that a lot of the work was done before arriving to the build site. I could put together a shed like this if all my walls and doors were pre-constructed and my roof rafters already pre-cut. Entertaining video, just the same. And I appreciate the entrepreneur spirit of this young man.

They left out a major step in the Pythagoras theorem....You have to find the square root of C. That's how 3, 4, 5 works or any other set of numbers. So you 3 square = 9 + 4 squared = 16 which equals 25 but it's not squared like the formula....it's the square root of 25 which is 5.

Can we use these to build a shed on in cold climates that get snow and freezing (Wisconsin)?

Not legal for person load bearing structures in all areas. Check local codes first before using.

As you may or may not KNow we get about 60 inches of rain on the east coast. You Might want to use a bigger eave...

I have a couple of thoughts on how to improve this product. One after you have built the deck frame why not cement four to six post in the ground on the inside of the frame to anchor the structure? You can still do everything the same and it’s not much more work for a superior anchor. Number two your trusses are ugly. Why not use a joint that will keep it all flush and flat over just nailing a 2X4 across the truss? Small structure it would not take much effort and would look a lot better. Can be done with a domino joiner. Just a couple of things I would do. I can tell you take pride in your work and the structure looks good.

The shed foundation needs to rest on top of the 4x4 posts. Mounting those 2x6 boards to the side of the posts is not going to be stable long term. Wood shrinks and expands. The fasteners eventually wobble out the holes and the weight of the shed causes the 2x6s to more. The only to to stop that is for the 4x4 post being notched on one side so the 2x6s actually rests on the posts.

Might get a splinter tho

Bit of a risk to have the full weight of the walls, roof and contents hanging on the shear strength of lag bolts but hey, no joist hangers either so I guess all good

Premium? It's all the same as others

Great job, I'm a builder of sheds in Tennessee and been thinking of trying this flooring system.

Is there a way to anchor the Tuff Blocks so the floating deck doesn't become a flying deck in extreme weather?

I am currently in the process of building a floating deck with TuffBlocks, one tip do not install joist hangers in ledger and rim joist prior to installing frame, I did this but variations in pressure treated wood thickness and width caused a lot of frustration. Better to line up top of board level with rim joist and ledger then install joist hanger, will save you a lot of trouble and help keep things level.

Beautiful ❤️👍🏻

Need joist hangers. Will droop over time. Everything else is great!

Cheap stinky 2x4 ramp😂

This is a great tip,thanks for sharing !

This is a grest video if people wznt to buildbtheir own sheds etc, my only issue were the subtitles as they were in the way of some of the main features of tnis video, best regards from Australia

Why they didn't cut the hoist width nutch on the 4x4 to place the hoist weight on it instead of the screws ?

Beau, you look like you played some football in school. Fargo South?

If plywood is used for decking then yes, no light getting through but if planking is used with 3/16 gap or so between, then yes, that's enough sunlight to get things somewhat growing under there.

You didn't spray with Round Up then lay landscape fabric for weed control. Nothing worse than weeds and insects under the deck/porch. Good luck 🤞

uhm.... concrete footers are to prevent heaving in winter freezes... how do these blocks fix that problem???? warm weather climates maybe ok but you need footers below the frostline any where north of I-40

Good job bro 3 words imma give you in advice keep in ur head. Never Give Up these words will keep you going in life

Does this method of making decks would pass the inspection in NJ ?

Great video. Picked up some great tips

I am trying these out for a three foot tall landscape flower box.

Great job Beau! Your sheds are always top notch. Love the attention to detail.

Great build and design, but no Joist hangers? That floor over time with weight will sag! Screws alone are not enough.....

Two 2x4’s screwed together are way stronger than one 4x4 and no need to chisel anything out.

Will the frost heave your deck if you use these to foot your 4x4's?

Is that an anchor he is doung in fram 16

Do you just lay these on the ground?

That’s really nice great job I’m going to buy me some tuff blocks now but I doubt my lean to will be that pretty

This has to be the best do it yourself video! Awesome!

does it work for a sleepout ?

I guess it doesn’t rain where you live

Excellent 👌

These are great for small projects. Beware using them for anything larger than this. They won't pass code for anything large enough to be considered a "structure."