Summary: Shed ramps are necessary for almost all sheds that have a wooden floor.
It is very common for a shed floor to be six or more inches above the
outdoor grade level. Shed ramps can be made from wood or metal. Wood
ramps are fairly easy to construct, but they must not be too steep.
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Comments
Rick
27 Apr 2008, 07:11
It would have been helpful for me if you would have displayed a pic of
underside of ramp or pic of frame before applying plywood.
Marie
30 Apr 2008, 11:03
I recently purchased a shed and the builder charged me $150 for building a
4x6 ramp similar to the one in your illustrations, except for the plywood
on top is not one whole piece, but 3 pieces put together. He also split the
plywood in some places nailing it on. It doesn't look very nice next to me
new shed.It also bows in the middle when my 14 yr. old daughter walks on
it. I can't visibly see any supports under it. I feel jipped. What do you
think?
Ted Waters
01 May 2008, 10:15
Tim,
I'm a little confused on the notch cut for the 4x4. Can I get a drawing of
this cut?
Thanks
Ted Waters
Bob
15 May 2008, 06:43
I too am confused about how you notched to 4x4's and how much in order to
set them on the 2x4 and add the plywood
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