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Getting organized!


Sometimes things can change in a design. 
Originally I had wanted a Dutch door in the front but I had to agree with hubby that the Kijiji deal was too good to pass so we scooped it up. Now, the design started to alter. We had so much glass in the front door, so the amount of glass in the side doors increased (the front window size stayed the same as did skylight).
The issue with so much glass was what was everyone going to see? The shed is facing the road and yes can be seen by anyone going by but also did I really want to stare at my lawnmower too? The answer was no, as you can guess.
The simple answer was a small barn board wall. To display but also to help organize.



We painted everything white just to keep it bright inside.
(Ignore the tools and mess everywhere)



You can see the change in these two photos above.


It didn't take long before the potting bench was put in and another Kijiji item (the tall shelf / $45 and in awesome condition) was brought in.

A little tidier here. It doesn't last very long.

Starting to put things away for winter. Still putting shelves in too as we need them.


Here are the doors painted white with the grille put in the windows.
Top secret: we used bathroom vinyl strips to create the grille affect in the windows.

It still smells like new wood.

Still more to come...








 

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