Shed Organization | Inside my DIY Shed
Last year my dad and I built a shed in my backyard. We started with what was originally a storage pad for wood that was in my yard when I bought the house. I had the wood stove removed, it wasn't up to code anyway, and so I didn't need a place to store wood... but I did need a shed!
I have never shared the inside of the shed once I decorated and got all my yard tools, etc. arranged inside. Yes... I decorated inside the shed 😂 I can't help it, I want to decorate everything!!
So today I thought it was high time that I finally show you!
Shed Organization | Inside my DIY Shed
First, you can see how this shed started out (the wood storage pad) and how we moved it from the center of the yard over to the corner: The Great Pergola Move.
Then check out how I fixed it up here: Backyard Pergola Fix-Up.
It was pretty cute but sort of useless too... it would have been a great bus stop!! 😂
And finally, see how we moved it one more time and then transformed that into my new backyard shed, it's the ultimate repurpose project! Building a Backyard Shed - Former Wood Storage Area.
This shed is definitely unique! We dropped the main floor down from the old wood storage pad so that I can stand up straight inside and we just built off the roof of that old structure. All of my yard tools like rakes, shovels, etc. are up on the original platform.
On the right, I put the old green hutch bottom that I use for storage. On the bottom shelf are things like gas cans, weed killer, and a tub full of fertilizer, grass seed, etc.
There are tarps rolled up on the middle shelf and things like sprinkler parts in the drawer. There is also an old apple crate next to the hutch and a small pallet turned on end to hold other odds and ends like landscape fabric.
It would be really cool to have a she-shed with a clear roof but unfortunately, I needed a garden shed for storing all my lawn stuff more!
I hope you enjoyed this post and can see how even a backyard garden shed can be organized and beautiful!
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I remember when you posted this impressive shed expansion that you did with your dad. Smart idea using the clear panels on the roof for light. I wish we had done that on ours. I like your idea of using an old dresser for shed organization too.
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DeleteSo many good ideas...especially the pool noodle and the clear roof!! You really maximized the storage and aced this one!
ReplyDeleteThank you Vikki! The pool noodle is definitely a must have, I can't tell you how many times my dad and I both smacked our heads when we were building the shed! Ouch!!
DeleteIt's all so cute! And functional...better than the bus stop! You didn't tell us about the mailbox.
ReplyDeleteOh, the mailbox! I keep meaning to stick that back in the ground to hold garden tools like I did at my old house here: https://www.littlevintagecottage.com/2014/06/weekend-yard-work-mailbox-garden-tool.html
DeleteRight now it has the tools in it but still needing to get it out and in the ground!
Tania
How wonderful. A room of your own.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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DeleteLove it! I'll be featuring you this week at the To Grandma's house we go link party!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!
DeleteI love what you did with your shed! It has given me a lot of ideas for when I get around to my own. Thanks for the wonderful inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHi Pam! I'm so glad you got some ideas!!
DeleteI love your little shed!! I have watched from the beginning and just enjoyed it’s coming along. I want to know also what you do with your mailbox. I have one just like and really can’t decide how to use it. Hugs,
ReplyDeleteThank you Sandi! Here is what I plan to do again with that mailbox: https://www.littlevintagecottage.com/2014/06/weekend-yard-work-mailbox-garden-tool.html. This is how I had it at my old house and I just haven't put it back up. Now that I have the shed in place where it will be staying, I'm going to put it back up! Right now the tools are in it but it needs to be put on a post outside!
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