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I’ll try and tot up the prices later.
I’m gonna guess now and say more than 15. Less than 30.
I’ll try and tot up the prices later.
I’m gonna guess now and say more than 15. Less than 30.
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Accurate, inc VAT, this is what it's cost me so far. Without the help i've had available then costs could be significantly more.
Inside still has to be done. I'm going to board the sides and ends of the celing for storage. I will insulate the walls and board them and insulate the roof behind the slates.....eventually. I still need to decide what i'm doing on the floor. Hardwearing carpet is one option. Another is the rubber workshop tiles. I need to build a bench, power and light and water installed. The drive outfront needs doing. Guttering and drains, small patio out the back by the window and a path down the side. A gate to the left with a lean to as well. I'm tired out just writing it. Ha
Accurate, inc VAT, this is what it's cost me so far. Without the help i've had available then costs could be significantly more.
Inside still has to be done. I'm going to board the sides and ends of the celing for storage. I will insulate the walls and board them and insulate the roof behind the slates.....eventually. I still need to decide what i'm doing on the floor. Hardwearing carpet is one option. Another is the rubber workshop tiles. I need to build a bench, power and light and water installed. The drive outfront needs doing. Guttering and drains, small patio out the back by the window and a path down the side. A gate to the left with a lean to as well. I'm tired out just writing it. Ha
It soon adds up! Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing build. Love the colour choice too.
For 42sqm with a 4m pitch; that is a bargain tbh. Well done!Accurate, inc VAT, this is what it's cost me so far. Without the help i've had available then costs could be significantly more.
Inside still has to be done. I'm going to board the sides and ends of the celing for storage. I will insulate the walls and board them and insulate the roof behind the slates.....eventually. I still need to decide what i'm doing on the floor. Hardwearing carpet is one option. Another is the rubber workshop tiles. I need to build a bench, power and light and water installed. The drive outfront needs doing. Guttering and drains, small patio out the back by the window and a path down the side. A gate to the left with a lean to as well. I'm tired out just writing it. Ha
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Got the tape measure out / looked at the drawings. From floor level to the peak of the roof she's 3.8m. Floor to celing height is a nice 2.4m. Internally we're at 7.8x5.08....So a "cramped” ~39sqm of usable space.
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Updating my other shed thread made me realise I haven't updated this since last year. Gonna be a big photo dump, apologies. We're not 100% finished yet, but it's getting close.
Bike plus Roof being done:
Cladding:
Bikes in shed:
Externally finished:
We have electric! I insulated the walls with loft insulation and then covered in 9mm OSB. I've painted 18mm OSB white and gone around the outside of the celing to create extra storage:
Building my workbench. .75m x 5m. 1M high, plus bikes:
I've bought a compressor that i'm going to store in the eves, boxed into a sound deadened (is that a word?) enclosure I'll run air down to both front and rear. A parts washer too. Oh and decided to fit some commercial hard wearing carpet:
I had some left over timber so built shelf:
Had to move my sim righ from my other shed so that's being rebuilt in here now:
That should do for now.
Next update will be a "finished and tidy" one
Cheers
Bike plus Roof being done:
Cladding:
Bikes in shed:
Externally finished:
We have electric! I insulated the walls with loft insulation and then covered in 9mm OSB. I've painted 18mm OSB white and gone around the outside of the celing to create extra storage:
Building my workbench. .75m x 5m. 1M high, plus bikes:
I've bought a compressor that i'm going to store in the eves, boxed into a sound deadened (is that a word?) enclosure I'll run air down to both front and rear. A parts washer too. Oh and decided to fit some commercial hard wearing carpet:
I had some left over timber so built shelf:
Had to move my sim righ from my other shed so that's being rebuilt in here now:
That should do for now.
Next update will be a "finished and tidy" one
Cheers
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From the prices listed above, off the top of my head…
OSB, insulation and misc timber - £750
Bench timber £150
Carpet - £750
Tools - £450
Other misc items like paint, new roller, hooks and fixings etc.
Close to but not beyond £25k I’d say.
OSB, insulation and misc timber - £750
Bench timber £150
Carpet - £750
Tools - £450
Other misc items like paint, new roller, hooks and fixings etc.
Close to but not beyond £25k I’d say.
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Ha
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There's a lawn mower and some tools in it too.
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There's a lawn mower and some tools in it too.
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That's not a man cave that's a full on lair!
Username change to "two-shed-John"
Username change to "two-shed-John"
Soldato
Loving the build and cheers for the update.
Not that it looks like you need it, but for bike storage and being able to hang and swing the bikes into the wall, I can point to these being worth their weight.
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Not that it looks like you need it, but for bike storage and being able to hang and swing the bikes into the wall, I can point to these being worth their weight.
Bike Racks | Ultimate Space Saver Bicycle Racks – Steadyrack
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Loving the build and cheers for the update.
Not that it looks like you need it, but for bike storage and being able to hang and swing the bikes into the wall, I can point to these being worth their weight.
Bike Racks | Ultimate Space Saver Bicycle Racks – Steadyrack
Steadyrack is the world’s most acclaimed vertical bike rack parking solution. Patented space saving design with 160° pivot for fold away storage. Learn more!
Cheers, always looking at increasing storage. The garden furniture in there is killing the floor space right now.
Soldato
The bike system will give you a lot more space when folded flat/ish against the wall.
Is there a way the garden furniture can be hoisted into the roof space?
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The cushions are all stored in the end above the garage door. Soon enough we can get it all outside. The joists are 600mm gaps and it's all wider than that. I'd like to build a lean to off the side of the shed, maybe this year and that can be used next winter.
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looks amazing mate. The patio and pizza oven also look great
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I get the feeling you're in to your cycling 
Looking nice. I was looking at the SGS compressors for my garage, they seem good value.
Looking nice. I was looking at the SGS compressors for my garage, they seem good value.
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My lad has a couple of bikes. One for my wife and daughter too.
The SGS gear seems good value. More than good enough for my needs.
The SGS gear seems good value. More than good enough for my needs.