Although not required, we highly recommend making a "Stone Pad" for your new structure as there are many benefits to doing so:
*Provides great drainage
*Maintains levelness of structure
*The floor is supported the whole length of the structure
*Extends life of the structure
*Provides mowing/trimming edge (when timber frame is used)
*Aesthetically looks better, giving it a more finished look
We have found that 3/4 crushed blue stone works best as it naturally interlocks when compacted.
Pressure treated 4"x4" , 6"x6", 4"x6" or Landscape ties/timber are a good choice to make the frame of the pad.
When building a pad we recommend making it a foot larger on all four sides, for example: if your shed is 8'x12' your stone pad should be 10'x14'.
Price may also vary depending on location and ground conditions
Base size |
Estimated cost |
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10x10 |
$1,300-$1,495 |
10x12 |
$1,325-$1,625 |
10x14 |
$1,550-$1,750 |
10x16 |
$1,775-$1,975 |
10x18 |
$1,975-$2,175 |
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12x12 |
$1,625-$1,825 |
12x14 |
$1,785-$2,075 |
12x16 |
$1,975-$2,175 |
12x18 |
$2,095-$2,295 |
12x20 |
$2,295-$2,550 |
12x22 |
$2,625-$2,725 |
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14x14 |
$2,050-$2,250 |
14x16 |
$2,195-$2,375 |
14x18 |
$2,375-$2,575 |
14x20 |
$2,550-$2,750 |
14x22 |
$2,750-$2,950 |
14x24 |
$2,950-$3,150 |
14x26 |
$3,150-$3,350 |