on saturday i planned to build some shelves in my shed and "fix" part of the saggy floor...
welp. saggy floor wound up being the bottom wall plates being rotted away, and not the joists like i imagined... so to "fix it" the shed would have to have the whole floor removed after being lifted up, and then replace the baseboards, joists, plywood, and potentially some studs.... i think to have it happen, id cut out the rest of the floor after adding temporary reinforcements to the inner structure of the whole thing... then try to jack it up to get new boards under it.
it's a gambrel roof shed, with only 4' tall walls. 8*12. under 100 sq ft doesn't require a permit where im at.
the 4' walls REALLY cramps my storage situation... somehow i had 9 tire/wheel combos, and 4 loose wheels in it, along with 4 bicyclces, and all of my yard work shit (except my little zero turn)
my pickle is, do i attempt to repair what i have now? or do i rebuild it with 8' walls and a gable roof? i would gain a LOT of volume going to the gable roof, taller setup... my buddy who is in construction and did most of my house's renovations isn't too busy right now and has implied it'd go pretty quick and easy...
Eventually i wanted to build a larger shed in a different location in my backyard- for my sxs and my lawn mower to fit in, while retaining current shed... and this would set that back a little bit.
im really torn, the rest of the shed is in alright shape, it could use a new roof, last years hail storm raped it and i didnt get approved for repairs somehow....
your guys thoughts?
