Not a bad idea on wheels (until someone leans on ot
I hope this works on mobile otherwise I will post from home later
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4x4 posts, 6x2 lateral beams and corner supports, 4x2 roof timbers, all pine and treated. Roof to be added later. On wheels so i can push it about. The 4 spare bits of 4x2 are just put up there off the floor so they don't go bad.
). Will you attach it to anything to stop it getting blown around.
I hope this works on mobile otherwise I will post from home later
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4x4 posts, 6x2 lateral beams and corner supports, 4x2 roof timbers, all pine and treated. Roof to be added later. On wheels so i can push it about. The 4 spare bits of 4x2 are just put up there off the floor so they don't go bad.
Looks like the casters have brakes so should be pretty good.Not a bad idea on wheels (until someone leans on ot
1850mm (6 1 ish) on the bottom of the cross beam. Just tall enough for me to walk under (although I still duck). 2.5m to the top of the ridge. Casters do lock, hoping the weight will keep it in place. Roof to go on later should add another 40 kg or so to the weight.Nice work, how tall is it? Might be just me but it looks about 5ft tall to the bottom of the cross beam
Thought it might be large plant pots and pavers making it look smaller, then I saw it was higher than the fence but even that looks quite low compared to the daffodils.
). Maybe some nice chocks that attached to the legs when it is being moved will allay any movement in high winds or whatever.
Transfers? Some really good ones that could bring the walls to life. Some are attached by electrostatic so no residue or regret work involved. Also, obligatory 'city scape rug' from the local marketNot today but over the weekend painted the loft conversion in Dulux Easycare White. Painting over already fairly clean white and it was almost impossible to tell where I'd been and not been.
Anyway, it's a 5 year olds bedroom but it's very plain bar the bed linen and few things. Anyone got any good ideas on how to make the place more fun. Given the angled ceilings and no lamp shade as spotlights installed I'm kind of stuck for ideas on creativity.
I bought one last year, as was tired of borrowing one from work each year.
Not today but over the weekend painted the loft conversion in Dulux Easycare White. Painting over already fairly clean white and it was almost impossible to tell where I'd been and not been.
Anyway, it's a 5 year olds bedroom but it's very plain bar the bed linen and few things. Anyone got any good ideas on how to make the place more fun. Given the angled ceilings and no lamp shade as spotlights installed I'm kind of stuck for ideas on creativity.
Haha you can't see the woodwork though. I gave up when I realised how much work is needed to do a good job. So am waiting for my decorator guy to come and quote for this as extra on top the entrance hall, stairwells and hallways he's already doing.
I dunno, I've never found slabs to move around
with some of those post spikes (thanks @alexakasloth !)
