The upfront payment may sound like a lot but keep in mind, renting an office space costs around 1-2k per month. After the windows (BOGO) + hardware upgrade, the shed came out to close to $5,000. I didn’t add too many additional customizations but I did upgrade by adding black hardware to the door. At the the time of purchase, they were having a special BOGO deal for their windows so I added three 3x2’ vinyl windows + 16x8” transom windows. The labor is included into the base price and for the model I chose, it came out to about $4,000. The great thing about Tuff Shed is that once you select your model and customizations, they’ll come and build it for you. Instead, we decided to leave them as is and paint it over. However, I didn’t want to cover them up with drywall and lose additional square footage. The radiant barrier walls help control the temperature of the shed but aren’t necessarily the best to look at. As for the interior, the walls are made of radiant barriers and studs. For the door, I decided to paint it myself because they didn’t have the perfect yellow I wanted. You can also pick out the color for the shingle and I went with Estate Gray.
For the base, I went with Tundra Frost and Knight’s armor for the trim. They have a wide selection of colors for the exterior of the shed. For my shed, I went with the Premier Pro Tall Ranch in 10x12’ size. From there, they customize details like windows, doors, roof height, and color. Tuff Shed has different models that you can select from. The following week, I came back in and purchased my very own shed. Even though it wasn’t exactly what I was looking for, I could totally envision creating my dream studio with it. From the inside, the space looked similar to a garage turned workspace. They had rows of different models and a lot of them looked little barns. I thought maybe this could be what I had been searching for! Shortly after, we made a visit to Tuff Shedin Anaheim to check it out in person. One evening, we were googling sheds together and I saw one that looked like a little house. Unfortunately (or fortunately), none of the locations worked out and I was left frustrated.Īround that time, Patrick had been looking for at a Tuff Shed to store some of his tools. I’ve made in-person visits to a few locations and even made an offer.
A little over a year ago, I began my deep dive search for an office space. There are definitely pros and cons to working from home but I’ve always itched to have a place that was separate. As you may know, I’ve been working out of my home for a few years now.
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