Below, the 'California' from www.just-sheds.com, built on an island off Vancouver.
It's been modified with a higher roof line to accommodate a sleeping loft.
On the back side is a full wall of opaque corrugated fiberglass, which floods the cabin with light.
I like their use of rebar on the deck railing, very economical and easy to work with.
Plus it's attractive and unobtrusive.
The 180sf cabin can be seen on www.apartmenttherapy.com/ by clicking here.
The couple created this Canadian retreat for about $7,000.
Below is a photo of a beach shop somewhere in Florida.
A friend was there in February and stumbled upon this.
Loads of character!
It's been modified with a higher roof line to accommodate a sleeping loft.
On the back side is a full wall of opaque corrugated fiberglass, which floods the cabin with light.
I like their use of rebar on the deck railing, very economical and easy to work with.
Plus it's attractive and unobtrusive.
The 180sf cabin can be seen on www.apartmenttherapy.com/ by clicking here.
The couple created this Canadian retreat for about $7,000.Below is a photo of a beach shop somewhere in Florida.
A friend was there in February and stumbled upon this.
Loads of character!
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