Things You'll Need
- 4 - 6 in. x 6 ft. wooden posts
- 3 - 6 ft. x 4 ft. tin siding panels
- 1 - 4 ft. x 4 ft. siding panel
- Spade shovel
- 20 - 2 in. nails
- Hammer
Instructions
Shed Assembly
Take your spade shovel and dig four 1-foot deep holes four feet apart in a square formation, just wide enough to place the wooden posts into. Surround the rest of the hole with the used dirt.
Take your 4-foot by 6-foot tin siding panels and nail them into the wood posts you've dug into the ground in a square formation. Use three nails per post. The tin siding should go all the way to the ground to prevent wind flow through the kennel. You should cover the three main sides of the side walls of the kennel.
Grab the 4-foot by 4-foot tin siding panel and place it on the top of your square formation, which will act like a roof. Make it flush with all sides and hammer two nails in each top of the wooden posts.