Use these free plans to build a handy little storage shed to organize the woodpile and conceal the trash containers.

 

Taking out the trash and chopping firewood can be two chores no one really enjoys. And most people do not want the sight of trash cans and firewood to be part of their backyard landscape. Pressure-treated Southern Pine offers an answer to both concerns. Use it to build a handy storage unit to organize the woodpile and conceal the trash containers.

 

These project plans will show you how to build a practical combination trash bin shelter and fire wood shed. The free instant download plans include step-by-step building instructions and material lists.

 

Trash Can and Firewood Storage Shed Plans

 

The Southern Pine Council is supported by manufacturers of Southern Pine lumber. Southern Pine grows in a vast band across the Southern United States, from East Texas to Virginia. It's a high strength softwood with a variety of advantages including the ability to hold nails and fasteners and to resist wear. Visit www.SouthernPine.com to learn more and to find dealers in your area.