CUSTOM FLOORS
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Our skilled workers are ready to build the shed floor you’ll need to accommodate all of the items you plan to store. Many buyers often require an upgraded design to accommodate a small vehicle, a lawn tractor, or other extreme use such as for tools and equipment. We able to upgrade your floor construction to meet all of your requirements. Prefabricated factory cutouts created and quickly assembled by some other companies can lead to failure, and generally do not meet the test in many ways. Most of the time items are placed in position and remain there for an extended period. In order to maintain it integrity, it’s crucial to make the necessary changes where needed at the time of assembly. Feel comforted knowing when you purchase from us your shed floor is able to hold its weight over time. Please have a look at our gallery of past custom projects then give us a call to discuss the shed floor you’ll be needing.
FLOOR CONSTRUCTION
STANDARD, (included on all sheds).
- Pressure treated 2”x6” joists.
- 16” on center floor joist spacing .
- 3/4″ cdx grade plywood.
AVAILABLE OPTIONS.
- 12″ on center joist spacing for added strength
- 3/4″ pressure treated plywood for added durability 1.50 per sq. foot.
- A a second layer of 3/4” CDX plywood $1.75 per sq. foot.
- Super-duty P.T. 2”x 8”, 16” o. c. joists, $1.50 sq. foot.
- Extra super duty P.T. 2”x 8” 12” on center add $2.00 sq. foot.
Shedmaster was a leader in the industry when it came to using 2″x6″ joist and even 2″ x 6″ rafters as well on all the sheds we built. In the 1990’s most companies were all about using 2″x4″ joists to themselves save a buck or two. We saw the need for something better and were in the lead offering 2″x6″ as standard on all the units we built. Sure they’all have improved themselves a little now, but we think our floors are still a cut above many based in the design and construction we use today. Compare us to them and you’ll be surprised. Common sense suggests that if you are going to be storing a large tractor, a plow, stacks of bricks, tile, tools or other heavy items, you’ll need a something stronger and better reinforced floor that will hold the concentration of extra weight. If you have any special considerations that need to be accounted for in the construction of your shed, we invite you to come in and talk to us. Let us hear your ideas and we will be happy to find the solution that fits your storage needs.