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BACKYARD STORAGE SHED

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You don’t have to be a carpenter to build this 8 x12-ft storage shed, we make it easy. We’ve already figured out the angles and worked out the measurements. This plan comes with a complete shopping list, construction details, step-by-step instructions and photography. Dimensions - 8’ Wide x 12’ Long x 9’ High Tools Needed Basic hand tools, shovel, mitre box, circular saw, framing square, handsaw, level, chalk line

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