Trex ramp for shed

I built a ramp with Trex going into a shed. Let me know what you think!

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Materials:
(3) 2X8X8 ground contact treated lumber
(1) 8' Trex Square Edge
(6) 16' Trex Grooved Edge
Composite screws, deck screws and (5) 4" lag bolts

I had to make the shed ramp 5 feet wide and 4 feet long. The shed was about 1 foot off the ground. I dug down 6 inches to make sure it would be level with the ground. 1.5 inches for the pavers 3.5 inches for the 2X4 and 1 inch for the Trex boards. I made sure the bricks were level. I cut the boards to length and then ripped them in half to make the 2X4. I placed one end of the board on a cement block and the other end in the shed opening. I placed my level against the board and side of the opening to determine the angle that I needed. I cut all the boards at the same angle on the chop saw. I used decking screws to hold the frame together. I screwed one lag bolt into the middle of the ramp to attach it to the shed. I used my level to make sure it was level and used the rest of the lag bolts to secure it in place. Then the frame was complete. I decided to cut Trex for the sides of the ramp first as it was easy to scribe a line on the back to determine the correct angles. I did both sides the same way. Next I cut the square edge Trex for the two sides. I cut them at a 45 degree angle to meet up at the bottom. The last part was just to fill in the middle with the Grooved Trex. Let me know what questions you may have.

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