Comments on: Wood vs. Metal shed for my backyard? http://bettersheddesigns.com/wood-vs-metal-shed-for-my-backyard Save Money With Quality Shed Building Plans Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:33:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: admin http://bettersheddesigns.com/wood-vs-metal-shed-for-my-backyard#comment-143 admin Tue, 14 Jul 2009 23:08:48 +0000 http://bettersheddesigns.com/wood-vs-metal-shed-for-my-backyard#comment-143 <div class="qa-container"> <div class="content">you have to put the metal sheds together the wooden one get brought to you already built have one thats made of cedar and that will take care of the humidity and bug problems<br> </div>
you have to put the metal sheds together the wooden one get brought to you already built have one thats made of cedar and that will take care of the humidity and bug problems
]]> By: admin http://bettersheddesigns.com/wood-vs-metal-shed-for-my-backyard#comment-144 admin Tue, 14 Jul 2009 23:08:48 +0000 http://bettersheddesigns.com/wood-vs-metal-shed-for-my-backyard#comment-144 <div class="qa-container"> <div class="content">i don't usually like metal sheds because they are made with such thin metal. They make them with lots of creases to make them more rigid, but still it's such a thin grade that they rust through very quickly and fall apart. With wood, you can at least paint a good coat of water proof paint and seal the wood from moisture.<br> I have a wood shed that I love also because even when a raccoon ate through the side to get at a bag of birdseed, I was able to nicely repair it with some plywood. Also, I was able to make shelves to place above the little rafters for more storage.</div>
i don't usually like metal sheds because they are made with such thin metal. They make them with lots of creases to make them more rigid, but still it's such a thin grade that they rust through very quickly and fall apart. With wood, you can at least paint a good coat of water proof paint and seal the wood from moisture.
I have a wood shed that I love also because even when a raccoon ate through the side to get at a bag of birdseed, I was able to nicely repair it with some plywood. Also, I was able to make shelves to place above the little rafters for more storage.
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