looking best value shed

cozzyman

hi looking a shed delivered and put up
something like 10'x8' where the best
place to go, can pay cheap but want a
decent one, ive seen these guys but
wondered if there was better out there?

https://www.gumtree.com/p/garden-sheds/heavy-duty-garden-sheds/1281198200

Silvertabby

It looks ok and the price isn't bad - but don't forget about the foundations.

We have big, heavy concrete slabs under our shed, which are ideal - but they'll a bit to lay if you are unable to do it yourself.

ballyblack

Buy Tin roof as felt ones leak afeter a few years

Lorian

That one looks quite nice - somewhat hand made - better than the mass produced thin things you often see. Do check what the floor is made of.

MrsWenger

I can recommend Sheds Direct in Selby based on my personal experience with buying from them.

We bought a Dutch barn and the quality is fantastic. Not cheap by any means but first class from initial enquiry to delivery and installation.

I have no association with this business; I am just a very satisfied customer.

ballyblack

I can recommend Sheds Direct in Selby

You do realise you are on the Northern Ireland Board!!:rotfl:

Buy any shed, but make siure it has a tin roof!

Sheds with a felt roof are just cheapy Tat!

Milko

Duncan sheds in Bangor ...

BigAl94

This guy does top quality http://www.shedsni.com/

Heisenbug

I bought mine from:

https://www.gumtree.com/p/sheds-gazebos/top-quality-garden-sheds-greenhouses-delivered-and-set-up-anywhere-in-northern-ireland./1282858026

Its well built and was the cheapest I could find for logboard and a tin roof. My only complaint would be that tin roofs will have condensation problems in cold weather and it got damp inside the shed during the first real cold snap. I solved the problem by using polystyrene sheets from B&Q and attached them to the inside of the roof.

getzls

I got a 7 x 5 recently from Tesco online.
Think! £239.
It's fine for the price.
Got contact number of guy who put it up for me. Fair price.
Contact me if you need name etc.

ballyblack

I solved the problem by using polystyrene sheets from B&Q and attached them to the inside of the roof.

Bingo! Thats exactly what I did