Wood Storage Room-under the deck

This is a carry over project from the old site and is one my most useful spaces:
 
This is a wood storage room I built under our deck once I had the water drainage system under the deck floor pretty reliable. The dark red pipe in the top of the first picture is PVC pipe cut in half lengthwise to catch the water draining from the chutes made from aluminum flashing installed in cedar guides that taper down from the far end. It catches almost all the water coming through the deck floor.
 
 I needed to get the rack of small wood  pieces out of my shop to make way for the new jointer a few years ago so I built this room with a locked door and a recycled picture window that I could not even give away to Habitat for Humanity. I made another rack for the different species  that did not have a home in the first rack.

 I added a few of the early pictures of how I built the foundation. The floor is treated plywood and it sits on a level bed of pea gravel which makes it pretty solid. It is just outside the basement shop so it is real handy to get wood. One wall is the outside of my shop and the other one is the foundation under the garage. I try not to throw any good piece of wood away. I go there often to get small pieces for projects. The door is made from tongue and groove pine carsiding and I learned how to install vinyl siding on this project. 
It is not so roomy today. I try to keep anything good and it is cluttered to the point I need to clean house and give away a lot at the guild meetings.
cheers, Jim