Topic: Bike storage shed

[grcamna2]

You just can't beat a decent shed, my first 20 years of married life was spent living in Army married quarters around the country with varying sizes of shed space, from 10 x 10's to a "high set" house in Brisbane with almost the entire floor space of the house underneath with a concrete floor for garage space.

When I finally retired from the Army I bought a house with no driveway past my carport, and no garage. My wife really wanted the house, so the deal was that she got the house if I could spend some more money on getting a driveway and garage built. I had a 20 x 30 foot garage built (the largest that the local council would allow at the time) and at the time I wondered how the hell I'd ever fill it.

11 years on, I'm thinking about buying a 12 x 12 for storing my ride on mower and a couple of bikes. I agree entirely that over time, your junk expands to fill a garage to capacity. Cheers, Terry.

That's a Nice looking "M/C Crib" you have there Terry.

[grcamna2]

http://www.storageshedkits.com/new-england/cool-motorcycle-garages/

I'll help you add on a second story for a years free rent  .

[Terry in Australia]

You just can't beat a decent shed, my first 20 years of married life was spent living in Army married quarters around the country with varying sizes of shed space, from 10 x 10's to a "high set" house in Brisbane with almost the entire floor space of the house underneath with a concrete floor for garage space.

When I finally retired from the Army I bought a house with no driveway past my carport, and no garage. My wife really wanted the house, so the deal was that she got the house if I could spend some more money on getting a driveway and garage built. I had a 20 x 30 foot garage built (the largest that the local council would allow at the time) and at the time I wondered how the hell I'd ever fill it.

11 years on, I'm thinking about buying a 12 x 12 for storing my ride on mower and a couple of bikes. I agree entirely that over time, your junk expands to fill a garage to capacity. Cheers, Terry.

That's a Nice looking "M/C Crib" you have there Terry.

Thanks mate, I'm happy with it, I just wish it had another story too! Cheers, Terry.

[motocyconomad]

Cyco....here ya go, a double stacker!

thats my plan
workshop underneath me living it up rent free on top i gotta make an upper deck too for motorcycles to park outside under it

[faux fiddy]

Cyco....here ya go, a double stacker!

thats my plan
workshop underneath me living it up rent free on top i gotta make an upper deck too for motorcycles to park outside under it

Sorry for the shipping container threadjack but what the heck. Here's pics from an e-mail, not my project.  After a n hour or more of clicking they might just post. Might as well enjoy them. 























More to come soon..

[faux fiddy]

Afraid my computer would crash without saving..

[Retro Rocket]

Excellent pics Fiddy....Love the container houses....

[faux fiddy]

Yeah,  wish it was mine.  I think it's in Oregon or Pacific Northwest.   Here's the trim out.

[Terry in Australia]

Ha ha, very nice mate, is that what they call a "Double Wide"? Cheers, Terry.

[nccb]

try the pallet shed.

http://summerville-novascotia.com/PalletWoodShed/