Show me your firewood storage/shed/rack......please :-)

[Lyn Ed]

heres our shed. 18m x 8.5m. built it last year. Just trying to get round to finishing the 2500L rainwater collection for garden and greenhouse.Just needs guttering connecting. Will do it when the snow goes .

 

Hi muttley, liking your shed, do you know where i can buy that fine green netting like you've got on the end of your shed,

[BusterBrownExeter]

look on ebay for a military poncho sheet, they are very good wearing and are self healing if they get small holes pricked in.

[muttley9050]

Hi muttley, liking your shed, do you know where i can buy that fine green netting like you've got on the end of your shed,

Hate to admit it but it was bought from the devil.

40% Windbreak Netting Greenhouse Shade 1m x 5m: Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors

Its great and comes with eyelets in edges already. We just sewed it together with fencing straining wire and stapled to posts. Been up around 6 months and think it will last well. Very strong and cheap

[martin p]

Here s mine.

[sandy2210]

thought I would share this ,not made of wood but built this wee shed/trailer to sit by the back door tow it up to the store with quad

[normandylumberjack]

Fist pic is my old wood store, roof finally gave way, so built the pallet store this week. total cost £18 ish, felt was left over from my renovation.

[muttley9050]

Nice looking pallet shed normandy, good to see it finished. Just a note on the felt, Looks, from what i can see, like breathable membrane. If it is this is, not u.v. stable so dont expect it to hold water out for much more than a season.

James

[normandylumberjack]

Thanks Muttley, its only a temporary fix for the roof. I will do it in tin when i dismantle the old shed. Its funny as i have spent the last 7 years and thousands of euros renovating my house, doing everything myself, and this bodge job wood shed was far more exciting to build!

[muttley9050]

I bet it was mate, probably coz you werent concerned in anyway about emptying your wallet and were free to be creative with waste. Like it alot and the old tin on top will be the reused icing on the cake. Just spent about £3000 on our shed pictured above, but we did need it to hold 100+ tonne(reckon now its built it holds 150,3 years supply), reckon your outlay was about 0.6% of ours, so fairplay.

[Brian S]

Number 2 store built and ready to fill, base for no 3 down