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Garden shed construction. Advice on material.
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I'd just moved house so I was broke. It was a 20' by 10' shed made of 2" square frame with weatherboarding on it. I can't remember the cost but it was local company that would build whatever you want. It could do with some work now but it still keeps the weather out.B0bbyEwing said:
Interesting. What kind of wooden shed is it? As in is it built out of something a bit substantial or is it like those made from thin shiplap strips?EssexExile said:My wooden shed has been stood standing there for over 20 years, I put a rubber roof on after about 10 years. Other than that it just gets a coat of preservative whenever I remember, probably about every 5 years.
Not a dig on those btw. I didn't think they'd last that long but maybe they do.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.1 -
That's the other thing - I'd need someone to put whatever kind of shed it'll be, together.EssexExile said:local company that would build whatever you want.
"It's not hard, you can do it yourself" ...said everyone.
You're talking to the guy who made errors putting an Ikea bookcase together ...said me.0
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