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Which shed?
JuzaMum
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I want a new shed. I have found the size and style I want on Ebay at a good (I think) price. I have shortlist of two, one is 13mm T&G for £650 and the other is 19mm shiplap for £900. Is there a lot of difference in quality between the two thicknesses?
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And what sizes are the framework?0
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You really need to see the product to judge the quality. Find a local supplier.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0
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Too true.
I bought my shed before seeing it - I wish I hadn't.
It's not as tall as my old shed.
I went for T&G all round (roof, sides, floor) as it's stronger.0 -
Local suppliers are around £1200 so quite a difference.
Shed one:-
13MM TONGUE AND GROOVE CLADDING
38MM X 63MM (3X2 CLS PLANED) FRAMEWORK
38MM X 63MM (3X2 CLS PLANED) FLOOR BEARERS -TANALISED
38MM X 63MM (3X2 CLS PLANED) ROOF JOISTS
25MM (1") THICK FLOOR BOARDS(SAWN)- TANALISED
Shed Two:-
19mm Shiplap tongue & groove
3 x 2 cls framing
1" Thick Floor Boards
heavy duty green mineral shed felt0
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