RV Shed

[yddad45]

In the past I kept my RV under A RV Tevek cover, I am going to invest in a RV shed. Does anybody have a Aluminum Shed and how sturdy is it. I was thinking about having a aluminum shed installed, 24x 40 ,12ft high, aframe, closed gable, Price about $4500 on dirt. I know thats wide but I also have two boats I was trying to get covered.

[Crabman]

I don`t have one bit I have entertained the same thought from time to time. Only thing holding me back is $.

[usmc616]

I agree I love the idea of storing my TT and TV under a shed but with 4 kids the $$ are scarce.

[yddad45]

Tell the truth. I got a teenager myself but I'm trying to justify the cost.

[gilldawg79]

I had a 20x20 slab out back that I parked my 19bh on. I ordered a 21x19 a frame shed with 12' sides and one side enclosed. It was around 1500.00 installed. Very nice building for the cost I thought. Just remember when ordering that the advertised lengths and widths are roof area not leg area. There is a 6" overhang all the way around thus the leg measurements are 20x18. Money well spent. I used TNT Carports for my shed.

[29BHS ECO]

As a cost cutting measure you can use a bed of 1 1/2 crushed stone in lieu of concrete to provide the drainage ie "no moisture no rust"

[norty1]

Here is my storage shed. Been using it for 5 or 6 years and it really helps keep the wear and tear off the roof. I can leave my slideouts open when at home and I have 30A power and water just like a CG. It is 16' X 36'. 13' at the center peak. Also had one for the truck, 12' X 20'. On poured concrete pads.

[Crabman]

Originally Posted by norty1

Here is my storage shed. Been using it for 5 or 6 years and it really helps keep the wear and tear off the roof. I can leave my slideouts open when at home and I have 30A power and water just like a CG. It is 16' X 36'. 13' at the center peak. Also had one for the truck, 12' X 20'. On poured concrete pads.

That`s what I had in mind with possibly the half sides and back added on.