I have to admit, when I first saw this article I thought the office-shed wouldn't be that great. Then I saw the results, and I want my own office-shed! It's amazing inside. Even if you have a home office, it can be a great way to get away from other distractions.
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Jul 3, 2008 02:00 AM
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@Timothy & Fernando
Yep, all fixed! Thanks!
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Note that the builder lives in San Diego. Those of us in warmer climes would spend a fortune keeping that thing cool in the summer.
Also, anyone considering this consult your local building codes / tax appraisal rules. Here in Dallas, a shed on a concrete slab counts as "permanent" and its square footage is taxed with the house. Build it on wooden skids, and it's an untaxed, "temporary" structure.
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Why should that have to be the case, Dave?
Switch to white shingles, and paint with bright colors (maybe match your house with just the trim). Insulate. Put a vent fan in a high spot perhaps.
And in an established yard, put the shed somewhere where the south and west sides are shaded. Under a tree (on corner footings if possible, to reduce the root damage), or near a fence (as pictured).
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