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I have an old metal garden tool shed (6'x8'x6') that doesn't have a door
at the entrance anymore. I would like to keep the items inside dry and keep critters from nesting in there. What can I use for an entrance cover? Thanks for any suggestions. |
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![]() tenplay wrote: I have an old metal garden tool shed (6'x8'x6') that doesn't have a door at the entrance anymore. I would like to keep the items inside dry and keep critters from nesting in there. What can I use for an entrance cover? Thanks for any suggestions. Making a new door comes to mind... Not knowing whether it was a sliding or swinging door(s) and why the current one is no longer functional somewhat limits knowing what one is starting with, but I'd consider a salvaged storm door or two as possible starting point...usually the folks who do those have old ones to dispose of. Otherwise, there's the simple expedient of fabricating a wooden door of whatever level of complexity one desires... |
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