shed base

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andrewf75 wrote: »

If everyone thinks that just because no single action will bring the planet down, its not worth worrying about - then we're in more trouble than anybody thought....

getmore4less

If you don't want to go for the big slab then piers with bearers is another option.

Piers can be concrete, slabs, blocks whatever you can get cheap/free.

There are adjustable bearer supports available so you don't even have to level the piers

Look at decking supplies a shed is a bit of deck with walls and a roof.

gamston

I put down a concrete base and 1 course of bricks (standing upright not on the normal way) for the wooden base of my shed to stand on, wish I had put a course of concrete blocks down so shed wooden base would have been 9ins from ground, as I get a lot of splash back when it rains, roof has a 6in overhang but that is not enough

Living_proof

I am going for 3" x 3" concrete posts laid every 2' (sorry about the old money) to support 12' x 8' workshop. Slightly more expensive than the tanalised wooden posts offered by the shed manufacturer but hopefully longer lasting.