Cladding for garden shed

[csservices]

New plan, its now going on the one larger flat area in the garden that was my veg patch, will still give me 12 x 8 and I reckon if I cut the neighbours leyllandi back to the boundary like I did with the greenhouse, I can have a 12 x 2 alcove at the back stepped up over the low retaining wall, which will give a load extra storage space, if theres anyone near to belper, who would like to qoute me for some larch or douglas boards for the cladding I would appreciate, thanks Ed

 

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[Coletti]

New plan, its now going on the one larger flat area in the garden that was my veg patch, will still give me 12 x 8 and I reckon if I cut the neighbours leyllandi back to the boundary like I did with the greenhouse, I can have a 12 x 2 alcove at the back stepped up over the low retaining wall, which will give a load extra storage space, if theres anyone near to belper, who would like to qoute me for some larch or douglas boards for the cladding I would appreciate, thanks Ed

 

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A little off topic I know but please be aware that any tools stored in a structure made of mostly flammable materials more than likely won't be insured so it'll be fine for a few garden bits but a bit of a no go for saws or anything expensive

[peatff]

Gregory's sawmill in Matlock (nearer Tansley) will have something to do the job. I've been there a few times and they have always sorted me.

[eggsarascal]

A little off topic I know but please be aware that any tools stored in a structure made of mostly flammable materials more than likely won't be insured so it'll be fine for a few garden bits but a bit of a no go for saws or anything expensive

 

How do farmers that are storing hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of machinery in wooden barns get on?

[csservices]

Gregory's sawmill in Matlock (nearer Tansley) will have something to do the job. I've been there a few times and they have always sorted me.

Ah yep had forgotten about Gregorys not been out that way for a while 👍

 

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[White Noise]

Hope you get it sorted

 

Just don,t neglect or overlook the security aspects .

 

Sheds in general are not secure

 

warm regards Paul .

[csservices]

Hope you get it sorted

 

Just don,t neglect or overlook the security aspects .

 

Sheds in general are not secure[emoji106]

 

warm regards Paul .

Cheers Paul, I know the wirksworth at the farms been done twice in the last 15 years now got reinforced door, 4 padlocks and cctv and I still dont really trust leaving anything in it.

 

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[Timber Man]

Hingleys are on your doorstep aren't they ?

[Stumpy Grinder]

I built my 'Man Cave' using a framework of treated 3x2" on a raised concrete base. I built the frame first, then stapled a 'Vapour barrier' on which is effectively green polythene form screwfix! The outside was then panelled with shiplap timber treated with cuprinol. I then filled the inside of the sides with cavity wall 50mm insulation and the roof with celotex. I lined the inside with 6mm plywood and painted it. A butyl rubber roof kit cost about £200. Upvc windows and doors from ebay, old reclaimed kitchen units and worktops, full electrics and it's more like a chalet that you could live in!

SG

[csservices]

Hingleys are on your doorstep aren't they ?

Yep, depends how flush I'm feeling though [emoji1]

 

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