Building a Shed -- Flooring and other questions

Somthing to consider:

Many roof trusses are built incorrectly....The company or lumber company "desperately" needs to get rid of them. (too long or too short)

The "get rid of them" usually means "fire sale" prices.

If you are patient and lucky, you might be able to get a set for very little money and plan your shed around them.

R> WD wrote:

Well after seeing all this shed commentary I thought I would chime in as well. I had an old shed in my back yard that suffered a big hit from a falling tree. I re-built it and chopped the size in half or so, but a few years later, I needed something better, so I took the old shed apart and built a new one, using many of the parts from the old shed (treated 2x4's and siding). I also had a bunch of materials lying around that I used as well, so that the cost was only around $400. My shed is about 6x9, which isn't very larg, but that's what I had space for. (At least it's pretty tall--11' in the back.) Here's a link where you can see the old shed and a sequence of construction photos of the new one, along with some commentary on the materials used.