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One man's junk and a treasure to another!
- fortyshooter
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One man's junk and a treasure to another!
While walking my dog back to the house this evening I noticed my neighbor had the remains of one of his plastic sheds sitting by the curb since trash pickup the next day.
The nice looking wood siding like double wall plastic sides measured 6x2 ft. per panel and would work perfectly for boxing in the end wall of my lean to shed project at my range. Even had the barn doors to go with it. I made those wall sections and doors disappear real quick onto my utility trailer!
Wall panels would close in where 3 post are shown. Roof to come soon.
The nice looking wood siding like double wall plastic sides measured 6x2 ft. per panel and would work perfectly for boxing in the end wall of my lean to shed project at my range. Even had the barn doors to go with it. I made those wall sections and doors disappear real quick onto my utility trailer!
Wall panels would close in where 3 post are shown. Roof to come soon.
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Re: One man's junk and a treasure to another!
Making use of available materials to get the desired result is a talent.
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recycling .... 
- Cowboy Gun Fan
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When I built a new deck on a job once, the old pressure treated wood that I took down was old, but still use-able. I first had plans to haul it off to the dump, but decided to run an ad "Free Used Pressure Treated Wood" instead. Heck, I got a bunch of calls. This first guy really interested got it. Not only was he happy and not only did the wood continue on to be used, but I saved myself a trip to the dump, not to mention the dump fees, seeing it was a commercial job. I love those Win-Win-Win situations.
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It sounds like you did a good thing for yourself. I hope it works out well. Show a photograph or two when installed if you can.
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- fortyshooter
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Even though it was a crisp 37 degrees I headed down to the range and got the panels installed today.
Turned out really nice and next will be a roof install at some time in 2020 and then to finish the ends.
Turned out really nice and next will be a roof install at some time in 2020 and then to finish the ends.
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those are nice panels for having been tossed!
those are nice panels for having been tossed!
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Re: One man's junk and a treasure to another!
Nice!
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