Garden shed build - over winter

[Jupiter01]

Is this a good idea guys?
I am quite busy over the summer season and wondering if I can do this project over the winter. I will need to build this over weeks/months and wondering whether parts of it will get damaged whilst out in the rain. I can purchase treated timber for the stud walls but will be using OSB boards for floor and ceilings.

Can you please let me know your thoughts. Thanks in advance.

 

[Wayners]

I bought a put together a tiger shed. I've been watching a guy building a shed over Christmas in the UK doing live streams showing you how to do it.
So to answer... Get on with it.
Just have a few tarpaulins to cover over everything.

 

[Safety First]

Just have a few tarpaulins to cover over everything.

+1 for this.
I have not given OSB a soaking to prove this, but it looks like, given the chance, it would not tolerate a soaking/ drying cycle without losing shape and becoming weak. Treated timber no such issues imo.

 

[Jupiter01]

Effectively, tarpaulin always needs to
Cover the OsB board. Whether roof or floor. I then just need to pick a decent day for the rubber roof.
Would treated timber studs swell too?

 

[simplesteve]

My concern would be the treated wood for the framing being joined together when wet, then it drying out and warping/shrinking after you've clad it.
I've the opposite problem - I build a nice modular Summer house during this summer, and sealed and painted it while everything was dry. But over the last couple of months it's ' swelled ' just a wee bit in a few places - but enough to stop the doors closing properly now.

 

[Jupiter01]

My concern would be the treated wood for the framing being joined together when wet, then it drying out and warping/shrinking after you've clad it.

I could stick it in the garage for a couple of weeks before I use it, if that helps?
I suppose it will still get during the build.