More Tin House Excitement!
So, again, this was the moldering mess I discovered upon entering the shed for the first time in more than a decade. This was all new in 2002. But…
…this can cause problems. Who knew! Note: the roof was intact in 2002.
New pressure-treated joists! Thanks, Justin!
New 1×6 pressure-treated flooring. I did this for several reasons. First, the material was on site, having been stored in the shed since 2002. I had no idea it was there. Second, my old body can still handle 1×6 boards. I can no longer handle 4×8 pieces of plywood or OSB boards. I ache just writing that.
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This is absolutely wonderful Ross! I love the repair work and the flooring for the shed. Once the metal roof is added. The shed can once again be used for storage:-)
Time and weather can wreak havoc on buildings that have been unattended. However, that is no longer the case since the Tin House shed has received a little love.
Alas,maybe there are things that you can no longer do but thankfully there is someone to help you! Superman Justin to the rescue!
You are right about Justin! He is amazing!
Once work is completed and Tin House is sold, it will be out of your hair. Then on to the Strong House!
Things are moving along dearest Ross!!
I am so very happy for you!