Tired of moving the riding mower every time I wanted to get to the tiller and vice-versa, I originally designed this garden shed with doors on each end. This would allow easy access to garden tools. Or, if you wished to pull a garden tractor with implement or trailer behind it, you can drive in one door. When you wanted to use the tractor again, simply open the opposite door and drive out. However, another problem had to be solved. The only location for the shed was on a slope. I could have constructed a wooden-floored shed, or used a concrete pad. In both cases, this would have added to the cost, and my desire was for an economical, easy-to-drive-into shed. The solution: a “mini” pole-barn. Pole construction is one of the most economical methods of building construction, and it’s also relatively easy. Read More
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