Shed base tips

[Deleted User 298457]

If I ever erect a shed, I think I'd put a small electric heater in there or something to reduce humidity. It's so annoying how your stuff can get damp.

Since when did you become a millionaire?!

 

[dirtychinchilla]

I'm still on old tarrifs

 

[smilertoo]

I just dug it to level it off, put down a layer of sand then slabbed it. Stuck shed on top.

 

[Deleted User 298457]

I'm still on old tarrifs

Please let me run a lead!!!

 

[wonder_lander]

Oh yes forgot about this!

So no issues with condensation to note, but some bare metal items in the shed do see ambient moisture it seems, though other stuff is all fine (stainless). The inner walls seem fine too as there's enough ventilation coming through.

The only problem really seems to be spiders.

Cheers Mrk, always good to get updates from people who have lived with these things for a period of time.

 

[darael]

Could put one in there, there's power after all, but then the moment you introduce heat you invite more than just spiders

Would a slow moving fan help move the air around and reduce condensation? It would only cost the fraction of a heater to run too.

 

[mrk]

I could easily wire up some solar panels that trickle charge a weather proof power bank that power some USB fans yeah - That would be a cool (heh, HAHAHA!) DIY project to be fair. Solar panels with high efficiency can be bought off Ali Express for under £50 - Mate uses them to power his garden and house projects and they work well capable of up to 100 watts.

 

[darael]

I could easily wire up some solar panels that trickle charge a weather proof power bank that power some USB fans yeah - That would be a cool (heh, HAHAHA!) DIY project to be fair. Solar panels with high efficiency can be bought off Ali Express for under £50 - Mate uses them to power his garden and house projects and they work well capable of up to 100 watts.

I'd be interested to see what you buy, because I'd like to be able to charge my own powerbanks with a solar panel too.

 

[sigma]

I could easily wire up some solar panels that trickle charge a weather proof power bank that power some USB fans yeah - That would be a cool (heh, HAHAHA!) DIY project to be fair. Solar panels with high efficiency can be bought off Ali Express for under £50 - Mate uses them to power his garden and house projects and they work well capable of up to 100 watts.

Could you make a shed base for me pls and fit solar also

 

[mrk]

All your base are belong to me.

Also, solar project not any time soon because time

 

[sigma]

All your base are belong to me.

Also, solar project not any time soon because time

But I need moar bass

 

[Deleted member 77746]

The only problem really seems to be spiders.

 

[Mercenary Keyboard Warrior]

There is a spider so large in my allotment shed it resembles a small dog, with more legs

I swear he looks at me with the comment "if you keep opening that door and disturbing me we are going to have words!"