Has anyone got one of the large shed/garages that are available on eBay etc?
I'm looking at a 20x10 sheds maybe slightly longer. With a budget of 1.5k max. If anyone has suggestions, pictures etc that would be good :)
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Has anyone got one of the large shed/garages that are available on eBay etc?
I'm looking at a 20x10 sheds maybe slightly longer. With a budget of 1.5k max. If anyone has suggestions, pictures etc that would be good :)
Il come build you one!! [emoji108]Quote:
Originally Posted by Chriscooke
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My dad has one from a place called Albany sheds and it’s all 15mm thick wood and is solid his came in 8 bits I think and we could only just lift each section I think his is 16x10 and was a grand I think
Don’t know how far away they deliver though
Bit far for you to come I'd imagine mate, plus I doubt anyone would really want to build a bespoke shed of that size for the price :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pointz
Will have a look, ideally want one delivered and constructed as can't be bothered with the faff :oQuote:
Originally Posted by autosri
https://www.diy.com/departments/10x1...Fclk0wodecYN3A
Seen these cheap at trago today.
Cheers mate. This is for the back garden as a workspace and secure storage though. Want it big enough to use as a garage as have the option of making my current garage a drive through style and have space for two cars and the new shed behind.
This is the space it’ll be going in :)
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I'd build one for that money and do it right. Check out the one Colin furze did on youtube for about that price.
Just depends if you can sort the time.
Nice vids. I've not got the skills for that, can't even cut wood in a straight line
Had my 10 x 8 from Brierley hill sheds on eBay, was about £500 and has inch thick flooring with 15mm shiplap for the rest on a 3x2 frame.
Iirc they will custom size one to your needs, can't complain about mine or the service, was very good for the price
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Originally Posted by pointz
As Pointz said, build it yourself. Order the wood. Will be cheaper and done to your spec. I'm doing one at the moment. Bar and Cinema room
4x4 and 4x2 frame. Shiplap exterior, plasterboard interior, insulated. Floor boards. Takes a bit more work, but more fun
If I built one it wouldn't last a year, I'm no good at wood work unfortunately.
I wasn't. Learn. Get the right tools. It is great fun :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chriscooke
This was derelict. Stripped back to the frame, removed the rot. Tiled roof removed. Then rebuilt before hand and Makita tools
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Totally agree with "build it yourself" I'm just starting my garage / workshop.
27 x 11 ft in concrete block and render :)
My 10 x 8 shed was a temporary measure until the garage is built, but then I couldn't have bought the materials for less than the price of the ready made shed
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And dewalt tools...... Much better than the current makita crop :)
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I’ve got Dewalt and Makita 14.4VQuote:
Originally Posted by DLowe
I actually think the Makita tools are superior.
But I agree, get decent tools. It makes the job easier and more enjoyable
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If you plaster board the interior how do you stop damp?
Either Makita or Dewalt are great I find :) My recent Makita's are the best I've ever used.