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Customizable DIY Storage, Organization, and Outdoor Furniture Kits
DIY Projects Simplified
Our 2x4 Basics brackets have been designed to make garage organization and outdoor furniture projects as simple as possible. Only 90° cuts are required, no miters or angles, and projects can be built to any length up to eight feet.
To simplify the process even more, only 2x4 lumber is needed for most projects.
High Quality Products
Being made of heavy gauge structural resin, all 2x4 Basics brackets have a simple yet durable design allowing them to hold up to rough conditions.
Includes
- 39 connector brackets
- Materials needed list
- Lumber cut list
- Assembly instructions (enough to complete one 7x8 foot shed)
- LUMBER NOT INCLUDED - must purchase lumber separately
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Had to order 2 kits due to missing parts! Would have gone another route if I built it again.
The instructions are atrocious! Ikea instructions are top notch compared to these. I ended up making it larger than needed, but I ended up with a much bigger shed with a ton of loft space. I used 7' walls. I wish I would have used 8'. I moved the loft support beams after I cut a huge gap in my head and bled everywhere. I also moved the door to the side. All in all, it's an okay kit. If given the chance again, I would have built the walls before putting them up. It's way easier to do it that way than put one 2x4 up at a time. This can be done with just one person. You'll need spare 2x4's to keep everything square, and about 8 speed clamps and a few ladders to clamp things to while you're leveling things. I've never done anything like this before. It's not that hard. The foundation and the roof were the hardest. It's pretty unnerving being up that high. Use good quality tar paper for the roof, and wrap the entire structure with a vapor barrier between the OSB and the siding to keep the water out.Measure twice, cut once. Make sure the foundation is square, as well as your walls level. You'll see opportunities to improve the shed as you're building it. I opted to have a loft on each side. I can access both sides from the middle of the shed using a ladder. It easier to get to everything this way rather than have a huge loft that you access from the end of the shed.I used concert pier blocks on top of 12" of packed 3/4" gravel. The foundation is way overkill. I used PT 2x6's on top of 4x4's. This thing is solid and will never go anywhere.I ended up building my own door, as a 7' wall won't accommodate a pre-hung door. It's shy just by 2"! Go 8" tall. You won't be disappointed. I've got a ton of loft space.Next spring, I'll install a window to the right of the door, and install some vents as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017
Style: Peak RoofVerified Purchase
It make a project possible for the Basic DIY person
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017
This kit is designed to help the basic DIY builder. You do not have to cut angles or figure out how long to cut the lumber or where to place each piece. Yes the brackets are flimsy, but the function of the brackets is to hold the rafters at the correct angle. We built each rafter assembly on the ground and then attached them to the floor. It helps to have a couple of people to hold them in place until you secure them to the floor with screws. There will be back and forth movement but they had excellent compression strength and they held my 200 pound frame as I hung from it to test it. Once you attach the 3 cross braces the structure will be strong enough to support itself as you finish it. When you install the 4 by 8 roofing and siding the structure will be extremely strong. The instructions were simple and clear, if a bit basic. However they got the job done. Once you get the frame done you really don't need them much. You can youtube how to roof it with your preferred material and best to buy a cheap door and frame around it. I modified mine to be a kids play house. I used it as an opportunity to learn how to tile and practiced by placing a tile floor in it. As long as you make sure everything stays square and level then you won't have any issues.
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017
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