Target Shed Build

[Bonescreek]

Foundation preparation..

Due to financial constraints I had to use what I have as much as I can.
I would have chosen heat treated 6x6s but had to go with rr ties instead.
Decided to line the interior floor with mulch over a layer of weed guard plastic.
Used a piece of plastic landscape grass barrier across the front, rr ties across
the back.
On the low side where I needed 2 ties to level the base I used a pair of nails
as shown in the last pic. to anchor the two ties to each other about 18" from
each end of the tie.

Weight bearing walls will be on the up hill and down hill sides of the shed,
the back wall will not come in contact with the back tie.

Shed dims. will be 7' wide 6' deep and 8' high at the front 7'9" high at the back.
Roof will have a 2' overhang on the front. Total foot print of the roof will be
7'6" wide by 9' long.

Siding will not be 3/4 thick plywood as originally planned but instead be made
from used deck boards ran horizontally, lapped like clapboard.

[58thecat]

All season target backstop!

Looks good,

Close the front in with a removeable door and you can have it converted quickly to a smoker

Mans gotta enjoy his quarry...

[Redneck 7]

Looks great so far!! Keep up the great work and keep sharing.

[Bonescreek]

Main frame..
Front, front corner, back corner and back views.
8' tall in the front, 7'6" tall in the back.
7' wide by 6' deep.
Note, target is sitting about 34" from the back wall to allow for pass thru shots
to easily be removed.

[Bonescreek]

Funny you mentioned about the smoke house 58thecat, so happens
I just finished up a table to go with the smoker and half hide the gas tank from
left over deck boards and stiles a couple of weeks ago...

[58thecat]

Originally Posted by Bonescreek

Funny you mentioned about the smoke house 58thecat, so happens
I just finished up a table to go with the smoker and half hide the gas tank from
left over deck boards and stiles a couple of weeks ago...

See what happens...nice job all around!