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About
aBetterShed.com
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offers hundreds of shed plans, prefab sheds and do-it-yourself shed
building kits from top U.S. and Canadian designers, plan services
and manufacturers. Sheds may require a building permit. Check with your local building department. Shed plans, prefab sheds and kits may have to be modified by a local building professional to suit your site's building codes and weather requirements. Have all plans and the literature about prefabs reviewed by your building department or by an experienced building professional who knows your site's conditions, before you purchase. Sponsors and Links aBetterShed.com is sponsored by a variety of advertisers and linked to dozens of independent websites. Although we try to work only with the best companies, ad agencies and websites, we can't be responsible for other websites' content, products or policies. Add Your Website
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Our Privacy Policy Your Privacy is important to us. We do not collect, save or share any information regarding you, your domain or your e-mail address. In order to determine which types of shed designs are most popular with this site's visitors, we do collect aggregate information on what pages people access or visit.
Use of "Cookies" or "Web Beacons"
Cookies are small files
that a website may place on your hard drive to allow a website to
identify you. The use of cookies is a common practice on many
website's. For example, if you allow a website to remember your
login name or password, the website places a cookie on your
computer. Cookies cannot read any other information on your hard
drive. Our tracking service may place temporary cookies on your computer to measure web traffic.
If you do not wish to receive cookies or would like to be notified
when a website is placing a cookie on your system, your Internet
browser may allow you to do so.
A web beacon is a
transparent image file used to monitor your journey around a single
website or collection of sites. They are commonly used by sites that hire third-party services
to monitor traffic. They may be used in association with cookies to
understand how visitors interact with the pages and content on the
pages of a web site. To try and bring you offers that are of interest to you, we have relationships with other companies that we allow to place banners or ads on our Web pages. As a result of your visit to our site, ad server companies may use cookies and web beacons to collect information such as your domain type, your IP address and your click preferences. For further information, consult the privacy policies of:
Browsers can be set to
accept or reject cookies or notify you when a cookie is being sent.
Privacy software can be used to override web beacons. Taking either
of these actions shouldn't cause a problem with our site, should you
so choose. Persons who supply us with their email addresses will only receive email response from us with information regarding their questions and interests. About the Editor Donald Berg is a member of the American Institute of Architects. His designs, articles and interviews have been featured on HGTV and in magazines like Home, Better Homes & Gardens', Mother Earth News, Country Magazine, Period Homes Magazine, Equine Journal, The Old House Journal, Country Home, Country Extra, Grit, Traditional Building and others. Please check out his books on country building at your library or bookstore. |
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For more information, please contact: Donald J. Berg, AIA PO Box 698 Rockville Centre, NY 11571-0698 516-766-5585
or e-mail: djberg@aol.com |
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This site was designed by Christopher Berg Copyright 2008
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