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Tore down our old DIY hardwood shed and assembled a new plastic resin shed. Used an existing wood frame from the old shed as the foundation. Wrapped the foundation in a heavy duty tarp to protect against moisture. Stays dry, critters aren't interested in living in it, looks ok.
Looks like a job done well and it will last a while. It's the
old hardwood replaced by plastic
that needs a bit of time to land with me. I'm not saying you made the wrong choice it's just that I'm in the woods so plastic does not fit in easily for me. But I get it, a new hardwood shed will cost an arm and a leg (and probably least a kidney too) and then there is the time to build it.....
How did you anchor it to mother earth ?
Well done, looks pretty sharp.
Having assembled a plastic shed, I think it might be easier to build from scratch!
I like the style. The doors aren't boring slabs.