Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here are my Tips for Building a Shed Foundation on a Slope:
1. Layout the Shed Foundation using string lines and battter boards
2. Wear a good pair of boots. I rocked the Danner Bull Run GTX's for this Build. (danner.pxf.io/c/2903430/2158543/27565)
3. Excavate as needed around the perimeter of the foundation and backfill with 2"-4" of stone.
4. Build the Shed Foundation frame with 4"x6" pressure treated lumber.
5. Backfill the "void" space with dirt (first) and stone (second).
6. Compact everything.
If you want a detailed video explaining the process, check out my video linked here:
youtu.be/wXbrFrXqmrg?si=aneFzxa8jbk2B7E0
Those are my Tips! Be sure to subscribe if you want to see how I rebuild this deck and Check out the Danner Bull Run GTX Boots Here: danner.pxf.io/c/2903430/2158543/27565
#diy #danner #shed #foundation
Here are my Tips for Building a Shed Foundation on a Slope:
1. Layout the Shed Foundation using string lines and battter boards
2. Wear a good pair of boots. I rocked the Danner Bull Run GTX's for this Build. (danner.pxf.io/c/2903430/2158543/27565)
3. Excavate as needed around the perimeter of the foundation and backfill with 2"-4" of stone.
4. Build the Shed Foundation frame with 4"x6" pressure treated lumber.
5. Backfill the "void" space with dirt (first) and stone (second).
6. Compact everything.
If you want a detailed video explaining the process, check out my video linked here:
youtu.be/wXbrFrXqmrg?si=aneFzxa8jbk2B7E0
Those are my Tips! Be sure to subscribe if you want to see how I rebuild this deck and Check out the Danner Bull Run GTX Boots Here: danner.pxf.io/c/2903430/2158543/27565
#diy #danner #shed #foundation
