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Shed company recommendations
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A friend of mine runs https://www.smithssectionalbuildings.co.uk/It may be worth a call (better than email in my opinion)
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If the current shed is in good nick would it be possible to reconfigure it?
I've done that before, disassembled and built new sections to make it larger.
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Ganga said:Wood or plastic /steel ? we bought a Keter plastic one that is first class and water tight.0
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Check for companies in your local area who make their own. I wouldn't purchase online as I want to see the quality of construction before committing to a purchase. Our neighbours bought online and had to put timber shelving across the full length of the shed to give it some form of stability. They initially tried to put the roofing felt on by leaning over from a ladder and the entire shed started to deform.
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maisie_cat said:If the current shed is in good nick would it be possible to reconfigure it?
I've done that before, disassembled and built new sections to make it larger.0 -
TELLIT01 said:Check for companies in your local area who make their own. I wouldn't purchase online as I want to see the quality of construction before committing to a purchase. Our neighbours bought online and had to put timber shelving across the full length of the shed to give it some form of stability. They initially tried to put the roofing felt on by leaning over from a ladder and the entire shed started to deform.0
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J_B said:A friend of mine runs https://www.smithssectionalbuildings.co.uk/It may be worth a call (better than email in my opinion)0
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Cressida100 said:Yes I am trying to find somewhere local to view one erected. I think I need to be clear in my mind what I want to use it for. I started looking at sheds, moved on to summer houses, then garden offices
If it sticks, force it.
If it breaks, well it wasn't working right anyway.0 -
I've had a few sheds over the past 30 years and have become completely fed up with felt roofs.If this shed is a long-term purchase you might want to consider a EPDM rubber roof instead. One of the garden buildings here has had one from new and is still perfect after five years. I re-roofed the second shed with EPDM last year using a kit from a big eBay seller.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Ripple Kirk Hill member.
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Ectophile said:Cressida100 said:Yes I am trying to find somewhere local to view one erected. I think I need to be clear in my mind what I want to use it for. I started looking at sheds, moved on to summer houses, then garden offices0
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