He sees it as extra storage, I view it as my creative space. We're stuck on this basic split. How have you worked out similar stuff?
I kept finding water near the walls after it rained. The dirt around the base was flat, so rain just sat there. I dug a shallow ditch and put gravel in it to guide water away. Who knew a simple slope could make such a big difference?
The peace there fixes my headspace fast.
I miss when you could just grade the land and be done. Now they want PERFECT slope calculations and special fabric under everything. Last summer, I had to redo my entire plan because of a code update. It added weeks and a bunch of extra cost for what feels like minimal gain.
I was trying to record a podcast in my backyard studio last week when my neighbor fired up his lawnmower. The noise blasted through the walls and ruined my audio. I knew I had to fix this problem. I looked online for cheap ways to block noise. I ended up putting thick curtains on the windows and foam pads on the walls. It helped a lot, but I still hear low rumbles sometimes. Now I schedule my recordings for early mornings when it's quiet. Has anyone else dealt with outside noise in their studio? What did you try?
Thinking about converting a shed into a small backyard office. Has anyone tried Duramax Sheds Online ? I really like the look of their insulated models.