The Vermont Husky 10' Plan (PDF)
This shed has an open sided design resulting in lower cost per cubic foot for materials, whilst still being able to keep your firewood safe from the elements.
The high-roof design, and slightly wider base allow it to accommodate three rows of stacked firewood up to 18” in length, or any other combination you wish.
It is an easy build for a weekend woodworking project. Whether meant for wood storage or even storage of backyard items, it will make a beautiful feature for your home.
This shed has an open sided design resulting in lower cost per cubic foot for materials, whilst still being able to keep your firewood safe from the elements.
The high-roof design, and slightly wider base allow it to accommodate three rows of stacked firewood up to 18” in length, or any other combination you wish.
It is an easy build for a weekend woodworking project. Whether meant for wood storage or even storage of backyard items, it will make a beautiful feature for your home.
This shed has an open sided design resulting in lower cost per cubic foot for materials, whilst still being able to keep your firewood safe from the elements.
The high-roof design, and slightly wider base allow it to accommodate three rows of stacked firewood up to 18” in length, or any other combination you wish.
It is an easy build for a weekend woodworking project. Whether meant for wood storage or even storage of backyard items, it will make a beautiful feature for your home.
10’ Vermont Husky
This shed has an open sided design resulting in lower cost per cubic foot for materials, whilst still being able to keep your firewood safe from the elements.
The high-roof design, and slightly wider base allow it to accommodate three rows of stacked firewood up to 18” in length, or any other combination you wish.
It is an easy build for a weekend woodworking project. Whether meant for wood storage or even storage of backyard items, it will make a beautiful feature for your home.
Specifications:
Footprint: 4’-9” X 10’
Height: 7'
Capacity: 1.8 FC (Full Cord)
A Full Cord of firewood measures 4’ X 4’ X 8’ = 128 Cu Ft.
Estimated hours: 4.8
Estimated labor times are figured on two novice builders working together, including cutting and assembling structure. This is a rough estimate, time necessary may vary considerably.
Estimated materials cost: $760-870
The estimated cost range is dependent on the type of lumber used, and lumber costs at any particular time and place. The high-end costs are the approximate costs for sheds built entirely with pressure-treated lumber and Galv-Alum roofing, as used in all of Glenn’s Sheds' sheds. Estimates from northeast US sources, as of 2023.
