I have purchased this shed and floor frame kit. How can I put them together on a concrete floor and what the side of plywood do I need for it?
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On concrete you should not need the floor frame kit, or plywood. just a drill and a couple of concrete anchors. I bought the anchor kit and it was overkill, 4 anchors should be enough.
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45 inches X 56 inches , one sheet of 48 X 96 will cover that. Mine is on a concrete floor with out the floor kit. 2 X 6 salt treated is anchored to the concrete to give the metal base something to screw to. The concrete floor is filled to level with the 2 X 6 (1 .5 inches) The anchor bolts for the front is under the door jamb piece. Be sure to allow for moisture control if the plywood is on top of the concrete.
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A slab or level foundation is called for in the assembly instructions. After assembling this personally, I have to hole-heartedly agree. The alignment really is the toughest part, so if it's going on grass, I would recommend putting it together on a hard level surface and then relocating it.
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You would want some kind of foam or inflate able mattress under it. Concrete floors are what they are... I love this product and used it many times last summer while camping.
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I would Jason. We used footings and cdx treated plywood. You would probably need it especially if you were going to store heavy items in it. It would also make for a more substantial shed. We really love ours and there is plenty of room in it to store a riding lawn mower and snow blower in it along with a generator and tiller. We actually have two of the buildings. One is a bit smaller then we purchased the larger one. Easy to put up and handsome to look at. Hope this info helps.
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The shed with a floor kit made of the same material as the shed. It was pretty for us to prepare a level surface on the dirt for installation.
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YES, Also, this is a nice shed. You really need a solid flat platform to set it on. I also used clear silicone in every joint to make it completely weather tight.
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If you follow the recommended installation protocol, calling for a 4-6 inch concrete slab, the plastic floor will easily hold the weight. However, if you do not install the shed on a slab it would will not hold that amount of weight without structural compromise.
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This item is part of a organizing solution called Rubbermaid FastTrack Garage Organization System. You would have to anchor the FastTrack rails into your concrete. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatName=GarageOrganization&SubcatId;=FastTrackGarageOrganizationSystem&Prod;_ID=RP091559
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No floor...I went out and purchased a piece of plywood cut to just protrude around the edges and then set that on top of a fiberglass grate to keep it just off the ground.
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No shed kit comes with flooring unless stated so. The flooring foundation kit for this shed is Arrow Shed FB1014-A Floor Frame Kit and it is just a frame. You will have to buy the plywood separately.
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Hi Sry i cant be much help. I can just tell you we installed it on plywood and then put tile mortar over it and applied tile and it works great!
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Your are going to need a box spring or at the very least a piece of plywood cut to size . If you have or get a box spring you will need at least 5 slats ,if you go with plywood you may need less.
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It comes with a durable hard plastic floor that will need a level base/foundation. I built a level wooden base for mine and the shed was very easy to assemble after that.
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If your floor is concrete there shouldn't be a problem. I also think that floorboards with adequate covering would also work. It's a great way to work out- go ahead place the order.
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No, you will need 3/4 inch plywood as flooring. It doesn't come with a floor. It's sturdy enough but u need a floor.
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You need some underlayment because, as others have noted, it is only a frame. We used 1x4 slats and a sheet of plywood...after a year, it seems to be doing fine.
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Floor kit is extra. If you choose to build your own wooden floor, I highly recommend laying out the parts first and loosely assembling the bottom frame in order to get an exact measurement of your floor requirements. In other words, my shed did not measure exactly 120 inches by 96 inches. And as others have mentioned, anchoring of the shed is necessary.