really nice! But the hinges are on the wrong side.

Extra points for flair

Lol... didn't have much of a choice it was a used door and that's what I had to work with. Shiela bought the door at the resale store. And we wanted the door to open to the outside so it wouldn't take up floor space by opening to the inside.

So, that the way it worked out. It does feel odd opening it thou.

A friend of mine pointed that very same thing out... before I submitted it, I added the reason why it on the opposite side.

thats why I had to laugh.

A door can swing either way with hinges on either side of the door.What you have is a left hand door,even though the hinges are on the right side.To determine the difference,stand with you back to the hinged side.If the door opens to your left,it is a left hand door,and visa versa. A closet door,opening outward, with hinges on the left side is a right hand door. Most exterior outward opening doors in my part of the country are left hand doors. Inward swinging doors are usually the opposite of the outside (storm) door.I have seem some doors that were both left or right and it is very awkward to enter.

Beautiful Shed! Great workmanship!

The door being used and purchased at a second ha d store, was of course a front door, that was install to open to the inside of the house...

not wanting to waste floor that could be used for storage, I switch it to open to the outside... the only difference from the sketch, was the door knob was on the opposite side.

thanks, enjoyed build it... enjoyed it even more when it was finished.

Very nice!

thanks

Nice job.

thanks,... Sheila's pretty happy about it. I saw on facebook she was telling her friends how she designed it. Which she basically did. And when Sheila's happy, everyone's happy.

That's very fancy... looks like there'll be room in the apex for seasoning bow staves too .
When can I move in?
Del

Damn squatters. .

Thanks Del,

Yes, the problem I was concerned is if it turned out to be too fancy, where there would be too much going on in the garden where everything else.

I think I took it to the edge of that.

On top of that., Its 8' x 10', and when I was pouring the footings... I poured it to be 8' x 12' if I wanted to. I wish I would have done it because the space filled up quickly. That's the first time, I didn't act on my intuition.

But all in all, I'm glad it's done and most importantly, Sheila's happy with the results.

Happy Bowyering???

I built a little summer house last year and put two round windows in this year it's only about 6' x 6' but just right for sitting out with a book and cup of tea or a glass of beer.
I added a little shutter to one window so it can wink .I wanted to do a curved roof just for the fun of it. Nice contrast with your shed

Del

Thanks,

nothing better than ones own place of solitude,

For me, I had put in a hammock about 20 feet from there about 5 years ago, and this year, I didn't even get a chance to put it up.

I added a little shutter to one window so it can wink

Nice, it's accents like that is what gives a the building its own personality. ^{or shows the owners personality...} That's why I like the do-it-yourself. It separates one from the crowd.

As far as the contrast,... the flair on the eaves, that was mine, it took time... but I can justify it as a hobby ... the rest is Sheila's, and I stopped never question her.

When Sheila first moved in, she loved gardens... she went to England on vacation and brought back a lot of ideas... and started doing her yard up. the whole neighborhood was pretty plain, and they questioned why put in all that work... well, we were the only lot that had bird singing, humming bird zooming past you... pesky rabbits, bees and it really looked alive, fresh and relaxing.

It didn't take long and neighbors going for a walk would compliment us, and we'd giv them a little tour, and maybe split some plants for their lawn. before long, the rest of the neighborhood, followed.

Our neighbor when I was roofing, I looked into his yard, and he was putting in a pretty good size coi pond. Neighbor behind us, is really going to town with his landscaping.

It's nice that instead of looking at the house next door, instead you see the landscaping, grape arbors and pergola's and stuff.

Try this.

(usual disclaimer)

This will be my first post on this forum..It would be interesting to see some images of the beautiful garden sheds some of the gardens. There will be no problem while choosing garden shed for the cement floor. ToughOut is also an old store which provide their customers all types of garden sheds or garden designs...

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