Storage shed options
#31
10-01-2019, 07:42 PM
#32
10-01-2019, 08:06 PM
His suggestion came from a quick google search so I don’t know how set the landlord is about it having to have a shed that is up to the side of the garage.
I gotta make the time and talk to him about again and show him some of these options you guys are recommending. What sucks about that is that he is rebuilding the kitchen so his mind is totally on that (understandably so). That’s killing me cause until I get this figured out I feel like I won’t be able to relax in my new home. That’s part sucks!! I just have to learn to be a little patient with this process and it will work itself out.
I’m staying away from metal sheds, those will be a pain to take apart and take with me when I leave plus they will probably rust. Trying my best to not just take the easy way out which would be to buy a top notch outdoor cover and just keep the bike outside in the back of the driveway behind all the cars.
Any of you done that over the winter in snowy climates?
I gotta make the time and talk to him about again and show him some of these options you guys are recommending. What sucks about that is that he is rebuilding the kitchen so his mind is totally on that (understandably so). That’s killing me cause until I get this figured out I feel like I won’t be able to relax in my new home. That’s part sucks!! I just have to learn to be a little patient with this process and it will work itself out.
I’m staying away from metal sheds, those will be a pain to take apart and take with me when I leave plus they will probably rust. Trying my best to not just take the easy way out which would be to buy a top notch outdoor cover and just keep the bike outside in the back of the driveway behind all the cars.
Any of you done that over the winter in snowy climates?
Thats after about 3 month of use.
#33
10-01-2019, 08:12 PM
#34
10-01-2019, 08:23 PM
Club Member
Is that the cheap cover from carcovers.com? Not all car covers from them are junk. I bought the most expensive cover from carcovers.com and my cover is in the Texas or South Carolina sun 24/7 - looks brand new. Not to mention, if it did delaminate like yours, it has a 10 year warranty.
Last edited by BrandonSmith; 10-01-2019 at 08:24 PM.
#35
10-01-2019, 08:25 PM
A metal roof will rain on yer bike when conditions are right, and that’ll happen a lot in a Jersey winter. Make sure you have a good vapor barrier in whatever you build. Insulation helps. And a little elec. space heater with its own thermostat will keep the condensation to a minimum. If you have to build/set it on bare ground, those 3/4” thick rubber horse mats that tractor supply sells work great to keep the dampness out.
#36
10-02-2019, 11:49 AM
A metal roof will rain on yer bike when conditions are right, and that’ll happen a lot in a Jersey winter. Make sure you have a good vapor barrier in whatever you build. Insulation helps. And a little elec. space heater with its own thermostat will keep the condensation to a minimum. If you have to build/set it on bare ground, those 3/4” thick rubber horse mats that tractor supply sells work great to keep the dampness out.
Last edited by Alain; 10-02-2019 at 11:50 AM.
#38
10-02-2019, 03:57 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
#39
10-02-2019, 06:51 PM
#40
10-02-2019, 07:16 PM
Maybe differnt where you are it. Here winters are dry. Even if you get some drops, is it the end of the world?
My camp has a metal roof, without a liner. I would find what ever works. I think going to a Harley dealer is kind of funny.
Last edited by Zerk; 10-02-2019 at 07:18 PM.