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   Piffin | May 22, 2009 10:25pm | #1

   Yes and yes

    

    

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   davidmeiland | May 22, 2009 10:47pm | #2

   Even if it's a three story shed with stone veneer on the walls, a slate roof, and an 8-person hot tub?

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   Piffin | May 22, 2009 10:58pm | #4

   sure thing, just needs more piers, and deeper. 

    

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   DanH | May 22, 2009 10:51pm | #3

   Depends on the weather and soil conditions. Generally yes, for something that small. But with poor soil conditions you could experience some shifting over time.

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   maverick | May 22, 2009 11:19pm | #5

   I've seen plenty of sheds around here placed right on the ground. excavate an area slightly larger than your shed and fill it with 8 inches of process stone. frame on top of that using pressure treated lumber for the floor system

   those outfits that deliver pre-built sheds just drop them on any kind of base you can throw together

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   levelone | May 23, 2009 01:34am | #6

   I like the one with the adjustable post base, so if (and when) the ground settles it's easy to adjust the floor back to level.