In 2016 you power washed the shed and the walls were kind of rotten then. So this project was already 8 years overdue. The other 2 walls being left, which are now 8 more years rotted, doesn't sit right with me. Yes, it's money. But I feel it's not "done" until that is done as well. The light over the door is really necessary? It adds that much more light when you need it? The shed door holder opener is completely janky at best. Way too much labor to get that to work. And even then it doesn't seem to work right. The problem is you have to consciously be aware the doors might flap around n the breeze, and it's going to happen when you don't expect it, out of nowhere, and there will be paint or handle damage. If you wanted a janky solution, a wooden cleat held on the inside of the door with a screw that could be swung down to the ground would work nicely. But that still doesn't pass my standards. It has to be automatic and just work. Unfortunately that means you will see it. And I'm talking about that magnetic door holder you have on the garage door. You can mount it at the top of the door. Long part on the shed, small part on the door. That way even if you forget, if the wind blows the door to the extreme, it will hold it open, if it blows the other way the magnetic catch will keep it closed. The new color for the shed is brighter and cheerier. I never had a problem with the one big single door like it was. But if that's what you wanted, 2 doors are fine too.
In 2016 you power washed the shed and the walls were kind of rotten then. So this project was already 8 years overdue. The other 2 walls being left, which are now 8 more years rotted, doesn't sit right with me. Yes, it's money. But I feel it's not "done" until that is done as well.
The light over the door is really necessary? It adds that much more light when you need it?
The shed door holder opener is completely janky at best. Way too much labor to get that to work. And even then it doesn't seem to work right. The problem is you have to consciously be aware the doors might flap around n the breeze, and it's going to happen when you don't expect it, out of nowhere, and there will be paint or handle damage. If you wanted a janky solution, a wooden cleat held on the inside of the door with a screw that could be swung down to the ground would work nicely. But that still doesn't pass my standards. It has to be automatic and just work. Unfortunately that means you will see it. And I'm talking about that magnetic door holder you have on the garage door. You can mount it at the top of the door. Long part on the shed, small part on the door. That way even if you forget, if the wind blows the door to the extreme, it will hold it open, if it blows the other way the magnetic catch will keep it closed.
The new color for the shed is brighter and cheerier. I never had a problem with the one big single door like it was. But if that's what you wanted, 2 doors are fine too.
@@jaykay18 Well, the first comment that comes to mind is what you say, if you want to send me money I'll do it.