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Site Work Begin by marking out the building’s location in your yard. For a structure of this size, it’s simplest to build a lightweight frame that’s the exact size of the shed, then use the frame to mark the site. Use 3/4-in.-thick pine to build your frame. Cut the sides to the exact dimensions of the floor, and use one screw in each corner to fasten the sides into a rectangle. Screw a diagonal brace between two sides of the frame to hold it square. Clear the building site and level any obvious high spots. Place the frame in the site and adjust its position until you’re happy with the location of the shed. Drive stakes into the ground to mark each corner, stretch string between them (Photo 1) and then remove the frame. Find the highest corner of the site and excavate for the first foundation corner block. Plan on having 3 to 4 in. of block exposed above grade. Dig out an area several inches wider than the block. Spread 2 or 3 in. of crushed stone in the hole to form a stable base for the block. Now you’re ready to position the first block, aligning its edges with the layout string. Check that the block is level across its length and width (Photo 2), and adjust the crushed stone as required. Use a long, straight 2 x 4 and level to check the relative height of the second corner, then excavate the site for the block. Check that the second block is level with the first (Photo 3), and add the remaining corner blocks in the same way. Use a wooden frame to find the best spot for your shed. Drive a stake at each corner and use string to delineate the site. Dig a hole for the first block at the highest point in the grade. Add gravel, install the block, align it with the string, and level it . Use a straight 2 x 4 and a 4-ft. level to check that the corner blocks are installed at the same height. Shed Plans you can use.