Novice needs help. Wants to build shelves in garage and benches and table outdoors
1030419
You asking for a wrong tool to build benches and tables, better ask for Finishing nail gun or a framing gun.
1030420
this nailer good to hold wood till glue sets. the kreg system sold here and elsewhere is best(using screws and glue) for shelves and cabinets. benches can be found in unfinished kit form....might be cheaper...or google free bench plans, park bench plans, workbench plans....etc, etc. this gun is great. good for fine work such as piucture frames or not to damage molding. have a good one.....rich
1030421
This nailer is not designed for that type of project. The nails are only a pin not thicker that a sawing needle. You need a framing nailer like: Hitachi NR90AE(S) 3-1/2-Inch Full-Head Framing Strip
596291
I do not know about shelving for the rack. I did not know shelves were available.
100166
Make them using the supplied template. I suggest a good plywood for strength and rigidity.
842938
Look on Amazon, or on the website for Suncast, for accessories. I invented my own shelves, w/hooks & small boards. The hooks are really easy to install-& strong!
419410
You can buy a kit from light rail. It has a trolley and connecting rods. Or you can make a set up yourself at the hardware store. I suggest the kit.
1238932
You can use bookends or weighted decor...I love the shelf... It was the perfect size for my space ...
1498734
Had the same problem/question. Not smart enough to ask online so I just built a shelf.
1461485
I built mine using 3/4" plywood. After I built the workbench, I stained the shelves and top to add a degree of protection from water. A few months ago I needed to screw a miter box to the top of the workbench to keep it from moving while I cut some trim; at that point I was really glad that I had used 3/4" plywood instead of something thinner.
1267622
I guess the cement blocks would work but I would recommend against it. The shed has to be in a completely flat surface, and who knows if you can achieve that with the blocks, plus assembly of this thing is a little hard, so once you assemble you're gonna wanna leave it like that forever. What I did is that I build a deck and put it on top of it, it costs a little more but it's worth it. You can build the deck with a few cement blocks to hold the wood, and the actual wood (it obviously has to be at least 8 x 10), with the help of friends won't take too long.
66486
My 5' x 8' shed did not come with shelves...however, there are different lengths of shelving and tool racks that you can purchase separately. Just call Lifetime customer service and they will help you.
2013011
For the actual assembly a cordless drill/screwdriver, rubber mallet and the stepladders were enough. Levelling the ground was another story, it has to be PERFECTLY level or you cant get it put together. Youll need a string level, stakes, shovel, rake etc. they recommend building a concrete platform which is probably more than most people buying a plastic shed would do. Its actually decent quality once assembled, and you definitely need 2 people. Good luck!
1762772
I would imagine you could drill your own holes. To get an additional shelf you'd probably have to go to a home improvement store & get some wood cut to size.
320530
Yes.You can do either. I have made four level shelves with the verticals going all the way to the basement ceiling and I have made single level mini tables. The picture you see on the site is where the horizontals cover the vertical posts, but you can do either way.
1239641
The wood is cedar, and comes in a few parts that need to be put together. There are 2 back panels, 2 front panels, 2 side panels. Also a floor, and roof made of plastic. I suggest staining the wood before putting it together, and it will last for years.. Does not come with shelves, although you can make shelves. The sides of the shed have supports to place the shelves on.
1204369
Yes you have to drill holes or use nails. There is no way to have shelves without making some holes.
652850
I can't say for sure how much weight it can hold BUT i can tell you that we have loaded up our shelves with everything from tool kits, masonary & gardening supplies (inc. large pots), filled plastic storage boxes. I'd buy more but we do not have the room. I like the idea that the shelves are not solid so air can circulate. Theses would work outside also I'm sure also.
1351119
Go here and you can get the manual. IF you have not already bought one of these do not unless you are looking at light wood working. I ended up making mine an Armorers Bench by reinforcing it with 2X8 lumber. http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber;=WM425&selectedType;=14632#