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   Hudson Valley Carpenter | Jun 03, 2008 04:40am | #1

   Is the metal lip wide enough to drill holes for small diameter screws?  If so, you could mix a couple bags of sacrete concrete and pour it in several of the blocks' holes.   

   After the concrete sets, drill holes in it with a masonry bit for any one of several kinds of hardware, made for that purpose. 

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   cameraman | Jun 03, 2008 02:58pm | #2

   Is there a floor in the shed???

   My recall of my metal shed days, you had to place on a slab or a plywood deck.

   One thing I remember is no to use a ramset inside the shed with the door closed.

   I think my ears are still ringing!!

    

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   ManuelLabor79 | Jun 03, 2008 09:53pm | #4

   Allright thanks Ill keep the door open lol

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   wane | Jun 03, 2008 03:17pm | #3

   I LOVE METALS SHEDS, fell 3 stories onto one breaking ice dams on the roof when I was a kid, roof colapsed perfectly to break the fall, just walked out the door, soooo,

   landscaping blocks might be better, solid top would make it easier to tapcon to you could lay 2 courses, glue between them  ..