Off Topic Question

[Sharla1]

I am going to have to put a new garden shed in soon. I want to put onto the ashphalt driveway this time. What I would like to know if it's necessay to have to put a floor in it since it's going on the driveway.

 

[scotto]

I am going to have to put a new garden shed in soon. I want to put onto the ashphalt driveway this time. What I would like to know if it's necessay to have to put a floor in it since it's going on the driveway.

IMHO
Most likely won't stop water coming in through the floor if there isn't one, beyond that it won't matter.

 

[Sharla1]

The only other thing that might be a problem is high winds but it could easily be lagged down to the driveway.

 

[scotto]

The only other thing that might be a problem is high winds but it could easily be lagged down to the driveway.

A concrete pad with the shed bolted downed to the pad is the best, the wind won't take it away. Not the cheapest way out though.

 

[Sharla1]

What I was hoping to do is get a disability scooter so I can get around more. And I was hoping to park it inside the new shed. I do have lots of leftover patio stones. I could use those and also get a threshold.

 

[scotto]

What I was hoping to do is get a disability scooter so I can get around more. And I was hoping to park it inside the new shed. I do have lots of leftover patio stones. I could use those and also get a threshold.

That would keep it on the ground and out of the water.

 

[Sharla1]

I haven't ordered the shed yet. I was just checking the price for the proper floor for the shed and for the size I want is $119.

Anyhow here is a neat thing to check out. These would also be good for a floor in a basement. No sub floor would be needed with these too.

http://hardwoodhome.com/Structuraldecktiles.html