I need help in making a tuff shed door i.e. least expensive and fairly tight to keep moisture in.
I don’t want to spend ($200) for just a door and my budget is tight. I appreciate any input. Thanks.
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Keep moisture IN???? You got me curious.
For cheap, hack off a piece of plywood.
i have heard of some hundred dollar doors prehung at the big box stores.
You can get used doors most places thru pennysaver type adds for anywhere from free to a couple hundred
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