Good ideas and I like the extra storage area. I want so much to give it a home look and take away that shed image.
Lattice foundation enclosure sounds good for here, too. Give it that little cottage country look. Don't be afraid to accent the exterior with possibly window shutters and a flower box planter. If it doesn't actually have windows, you can still put 2 shutters together simulating closed shutters on a window.
24" is a good amount of space to store such as lumber or ladders.
On 7/30/2014 9:44 AM, John and Carmen Stuart johnandcarmen@bellsouth.net [DoIt_Yourself] wrote:
The Home Depot shed has been placed on solid concrete blocks sitting on the concrete slab foundation we had poured.
It's height from bottom of shed structure to concrete slab is about 26. "Terminology?" This open area under the shed is called what ????
Any creative suggestions on how to approach this structure space? We will put lattice under the porch section.
I'd love to be able to have a stone-work look under this shed but it might be price prohibitive.
I had thought about the concrete board that comes in sheets but then I'd like to have it look a bit nicer than just a concrete bottom. I know it needs to be vented.
I had thought the HD crew was just going to set the base runners on the slab, leaving a 6" gap, but the extra height will work well for us in trying to tie the trailer in to the shed with a breezeway.
Also, what is a good interactive group to discus landscaping questions?
carmen
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With my luck, I'd probably end up with a big hole in the middle, that the clock would just fall through. Result---unfixable clock........ ^o^
