Tuff Shed

Published: 06/09/2022

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In this video, we’ll show you the preparation and installation of our new Tuff Shed.

We had a much smaller shed that was pretty run down and were considering trying to bring it back but once we dug in, we realized that it had major water and termite damage, so it was time for demo.

We have another small shed that we use primarily for lawn equipment, yard tools etc., but we also wanted something where we could have a work area for other projects.

We considered several options and ended up looking at our local Home Depot at the Tuff Shed display they have. After deciding on our favorite and a size that we thought would suit our needs and budget, we started the process.

We started working with Home Depot but ended up working directly with Tuff Shed. They had a representative come out to our home and inspect the site where we wanted to place the new shed.

From the time we agreed on our favorite design and placed the order, it was only going to be a couple weeks, so that gave us time to ready the site.

The site we picked was already pretty level, but we decided for added drainage and appearance to add decomposed granite. Our site did need a bit of leveling on one side and we allowed a 36” border on three sides so we order 3 yards of decomposed granite. On the front side where the door will be is a concrete driveway.

After getting the decomposed granite spread, level, and compacted the site was pretty much ready and we only had a few small tree limbs to trim as we didn’t want them interfering with the roof of the new shed.

We had our tentative install date and the morning of the installation, the team phoned to say they were on their way. Five hours after they arrived, the installation was completed.

The entire building comes partially assembled and the majority of the components already had primer. As one worker started on the base the other started unloading and staged the walls and other large components. Once unloaded he started painting everything with the color we selected.

After final assembly, all nail holes were filled, and another coat of paint was applied.

All in all, we are very happy with our selection and the service that we received.

Tuff Shed Details:
The Sundance Series TR-700
10’ x 12’
2” x 6” Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Floor Joists
¾” Tongue and Groove Floor Decking
Aluminum Door Threshold
Composite Shingles
Workbench
Vents
2 Windows


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