Build Surfboard Storage Shed Prototype

### Goal Create a secure surfboard storage locker. ### Deliverable - Build a 2-unit prototype that fits the product specifications - Produce a how-to guide for the lockers that includes instructions, materials list and tools list. References - Locker Frame [1]([login to view URL]) and [2]([login to view URL]) - Aluminum frame locker sample - Locker Storage Box [1]([login to view URL]) and [2]([login to view URL]) - For placing personal items and hanging wetsuits - How-to [guide]([login to view URL]) - The step by step instructions should be simple a kid could build it. It should include: - Required materials list with material cost estimates - Required tools list - Step by step instruction guide with photos as reference Specifications The following specifications must be met for the prototype build to be considered a success: - General - The total cost of materials per unit cannot exceed $150 - The design should be modular, so that more units can easily be installed at any time - The design should optimize for ease-of-construction so that minimal specialty tools like welding tools are required - Expect to be able to drill into a fence or wall for increased stability - Locker frame - The frame, like in the sample above, should be constructed in aluminum square tubing - The door frame, like in the sample above, should be built with aluminum square tubing with another material for security with another material added - The joints between pieces of aluminum can be welded, connected using [these]([login to view URL]) pieces or another option. This is up to your discretion. - Water proofing materials - The roof, side walls, doors and unit dividers can be built with plywood, corrugated pvc or another option. This is up to your discretion. - The material for the door, unlike in the above example, should not be clear or see-through. - The personal storage box and wetsuit hanger can be built from wood, metal or another option. This is up to your discretion. - Dimensions - Individual Unit - 12" width, 10' height, 2' depth - Unit Divider Walls - The walls that divide each unit should be no more than 6' in total height and should reach the ground.