Home-Built Shelter Stores Garden Tools
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By joining some old wood pallets together with 2 by 4's and wood screws, I was able to quickly build this low-cost, sturdy shelter which I use to store my garden tractor. It's 4 ft. wide and has a roof made from a used fiberglass truck cap that opens at the back. I screwed some steel to the outside of the skids and added some caulking to make the shelter water-tight. By setting the walls on a 2 by 6 bottom plate, I can use a truck or tractor to tow the building to a new location. (Louis Trepanier, Rt. 2, Haliburton, Ontario, Canada K0M 1S0)
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Home-Built Shelter Stores Garden Tools BUILDINGS Miscellaneous 29-5-42 By joining some old wood pallets together with 2 by 4's and wood screws, I was able to quickly build this low-cost, sturdy shelter which I use to store my garden tractor. It's 4 ft. wide and has a roof made from a used fiberglass truck cap that opens at the back. I screwed some steel to the outside of the skids and added some caulking to make the shelter water-tight. By setting the walls on a 2 by 6 bottom plate, I can use a truck or tractor to tow the building to a new location. (Louis Trepanier, Rt. 2, Haliburton, Ontario, Canada K0M 1S0)
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