I’ve built stuff on 40+ acre lots. When you’re in the outskirts more people are bored and nosy around here at least. If you built it in the back way far away I guess but I would assume you’d want a shed to be close enough to use lol. So acreage means nothing

Did they see u wit binoculars ?


Lol like cmon

Iono why you’re arguing it just pointing out as someone who has done something you haven’t and are asking about, that’s an actual thing which cost 1/25th to just do now vs what it costs if it’s ever seen not permitted. Keep in mind you have land assessors out there a lot too. Game wardens. Etc. it’s not just neighbors. Up to you if you want to but you can’t argue it’s not a thing. Look up shed tutorials too, when I was looking for good blueprints to post for hou a lot are tied to articles and they almost all mention permits as step one lol.

Didn’t read


Done trying to talk to you lol

Ok man. Keep being a childish faggot well into your 40s. Maybe just don’t bother asking about things if you just want an excuse to say you own a lot of land now apparently while not taking a single piece of advice posted.

The shed link thing helped


So thanks


I’m well under 40 and look ten years younger than you btw bro


Insults not needed

36 sorry

Glad it helped

I’m 34 Seth


Now you can rest easy knowing the truth

35 sorry thanks for clearing that up

Thank god I look 32

Lol.. It’s probably more cost effective to just “rent to own” a shed.

Can get any style you want prefabbed and delivered. Not sure about where you live by depending on size and whether or not you are going to concrete slab the foundation it certainly requires a permit.

It’s like 4 k for the shed I would want


I can’t justify buying that in my mind


Building it would cost less and give me something to do all summer


The permit thing is a moot point bro trust me


I was just curious if any of YALL are carpenters or did this before



The concrete slab thing I addressed my guy



It would be not only an extra expense but would go against the esthetic I want



I wana spend like 2500 and leave the ability to add a loft ect next year


Basically I’m building a second mini house in my backyard

To address the permit thing it would only really matter if and when I wanted to sell which I won’t and don’t



This is hick territory guys ppl build like ants cuz merica

I think there’s some good ones in the link I sent but I can’t find a lot of straight up plans without tutorials and crap attached

But just making sure it’s a little off the ground, digging around and maybe making the full plans with one aspect at a time in mind but being mindful of what you’re gonna eventually do instead of building around what you already did

Yea man. I would just draw it out on paper with some dimensions in mind. Maybe try YOUTUBING the framing basics if you’ve never built anything before.

That will give you an idea of the types of lumber needed and how much.

Good luck and have fun with it. Framing is the fun part the rest of the meticulous shit - such as the windows, wiring (if you’re going that far in) and roof part sucks lol.

Just put solar on the roof

Worth it and then it can be your apocalypse shed

Too poor

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Grape-So...T-BT/301345828

Sell an Audi

Make sure there's a kennel attached...

My advice would be make sure it has a roof.