Do I need to lay a foundation down before setting up?
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I would Jason. We used footings and cdx treated plywood. You would probably need it especially if you were going to store heavy items in it. It would also make for a more substantial shed. We really love ours and there is plenty of room in it to store a riding lawn mower and snow blower in it along with a generator and tiller. We actually have two of the buildings. One is a bit smaller then we purchased the larger one. Easy to put up and handsome to look at. Hope this info helps.
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Built mine last fall using the foundation specs in the manual. At that time there was no foundation kit available. If you take the specs in the manual to a local lumber yard they should be able to cut the wood to suit. I'm sure they might even assemble the foundation for a price.The instructions should give you a rock solid foundation that will last at least 20 years if it all drains off properly- it's even a little overbuilt IMO
1032465
Yes you would need a foundation of some sort. I personally purchased an adjustable base and it works great. I demoed a few other high end mattresses before this, and I can say this is great.
799786
YES, Also, this is a nice shed. You really need a solid flat platform to set it on. I also used clear silicone in every joint to make it completely weather tight.
829359
I have set this type of tent up in advance before. It unexpectedly rained and ruined it because the cover was on and it held water and pulled the whole thing down. It bent poles and broke connectors. If setting up in advance, leave the cover off and only put together the roof. Leave the legs and cover until right before event time.
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Welcome. I am certain you will enjoy for many years to come! FYI stone laying took 1 man a couple of hours. Shed took 6-8 hours by two men and power tools required. Both had prior experience and one was a licensed contractor.
908701
No need for additional foundation. I use the Bare Essentials PRIMER and this product and have a flawless matte finish.
2169079
We had sand brought in and leveled. Using the ground cover is also a must. But all in all , this pool is easy to set up and you can tell soon after beginning to fill if it's level or not.
956745
No. You wont need it! Beware to put a piece of solid wood below, because it is heavy. Enjoy!
323389
I set mine up in less then 2 minutes w/stakes in ground. However, be sure to set it quietly because the zippers and velcro makes a lot of noise.
1058828
For applying it's important to make sure you're face and washed properly and moisturized, then you apply the primer first, and then you proceed to apply your foundation. Hope this helps.
1781407
No footing is needed. There is a metal bracket that attaches to a wood block (wood block not included) that simply rests on the ground for support.
1784623
Yes, that is the best way to set it up. I put mine on a slab. There are anchor plates provided to secure it to a deck.AL
854061
Just build the base up with pavers from Lowes so it will cover. I love mine and have had no problems.
762866
I did not put my shed on a supportive base. It's sitting directly on level ground and has settled very little. This shed is about as big as a coat closet so it's easy to move if the ground does start to erode unevenly around it. I'd say at the most I would put gravel down underneath to cut down on erosion.
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Yes. I use a liquid foundation and use the mineral veil as a final foundation.
511224
No. We laid a 4 inch thick slab. We did have a problem tho'. We used the supplier's dimensions which turned out to be inaccurate and had to dig out and lay an extension to the slab. The shed instructions are spot on. Whatever you do, don't deviate or things will go wrong. Ours is great, still looks OK despite being hit by a digger earlier this year. We lined the ceiling and walls with polystyrene sheet. Keeps it cool!