You have done a great job!!!

Looks great! You'll be surprised on how far you will fill up all that space even without buying more stuff!

I do have a very supportive dad. I'm glad he goes along with all of my crazy ideas. It's a breath of fresh air when you always have someone to help you.

Got the roof on today, just need the ridgecap, all of the corner tin on and some other weatherproofing on the inside, and then it's all closed up.

I'm sure I will be but I'm also going to get a lot more organized with this shed so I can fit more in it.

My dad got the roof on today while I was out running around before I go back to school tomorrow. The building just needs some weatherproofing, corner cap, and ridge cap. Then, it will be time to start on the inside. First insulation, then plywood, and finally wiring. We're doing surface mount wiring with conduit. A couple of more weeks and then it'll be move in time. I can tell how big the building is now and it's an upgrade.

Glad you got your roof on. Around here rooff goes on before sides. Looks great

looks great, keep us posted,

I don’t know the costs but $3000 to spray that thing is nutz! They guys probably too busy and doesn’t want it. Just ploy inside, batts and Tyvac on the outside……by the looks of it, too late for the tyvac on the outside…lol
Looks good!

Spray foam, Get a froth pack and do it yourself. I just did my kitchen walls and it is not that difficult. That size one or two packs would do it.

Very Nice

We had 16ft or so pieces of tin so we were going to use the off cuts for the roof, that's why we did the walls first.

Yeah, it was nuts but I guess now we know. The plan is batts and plywood and also caulk and foam the areas where light is getting through.

Poly the inside with caulk on the joints and outlets. I’d do the same for the floor too.

I have another update for you folks. This is a big one! Today, we finally finished the outside with ridge cap and corner cap. The only thing left is to paint the brick moulding around the door but that's little details. On the inside, I sealed the cracks in the floor and put another coat of paint in there. I finished caulking around the door frame. We also started putting up insulation in the ceiling, we're about halfway done and will finish tomorrow. My dad is also grabbing insulation for the walls tomorrow and maybe later on in the evening, I might go and grab all of the plywood I need to sheet the walls depending on what time we get done putting up all the insulation. If we get done around 5 or 6 putting up insulation, then I will run and buy the 16 sheets I need. We also hung up 2 lights, but I do still need to get 1 more for the coverage that I'm wanting. Then I'm hoping that on Sunday and Monday, I can start moving stuff in. Here are the pictures.

very nice!,,,, Make sure you seal the base of the corner cap, mice will run up that.

looks good, spray foam anywhere that a mouse could get in,

Looks great. Congrats

Yep, everything is spray foamed, and taped. Shouldn't be any drafts coming in.

And here it is, it's now finished structurally, and it's time to start building my benches, and shelves. We finished up the ceiling insulation, spray foamed the corners, caulked some stuff that needed it, then we put up all of the wall insulation and sheeted the whole thing, the plywood except for 3 sheets was already painted before we put it up. I have a little more insulating to do on the inside but I need to get some foam board insulation before I can do so. The plan for tomorrow is to build a couple of shelves and start moving some stuff in.