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• #302
Well...
If I can just paint over; that’s probably easiest done ASAP.
Shed is full / over flowing...
Patio just needs grouting now that’s all laid.
Bathroom to have a proper shower fitted / retiled
Fences more paint
Most of the house needs paint touching up
Loft boards need actually fitting
Bla bla bla
You are right, need to get the shed water tight
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• #303
I've had moderate success with liquid rubber paint, but my roof is EPDM. I've just (hopefully) addressed some water ingress around the up stands of my skylights with some of this stuff, which I think you can put on pretty much anything. I've yet to see if it's any good though, having only done it today.
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• #304
Tool storage improved this evening.
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• #305
Ace! I'm currently building a chest like that out of ply (because I have a hell of a lot of it lying around). Could you do me a favour and measure the internal depth if those drawers - both the deeper and shallower sets - if you have a sec?
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• #306
Sure thing, vertical depth? Do post photos here when done.
Vertical depths of 4, 6 and 14cm. This is without the foam liner on the bottom.
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• #307
Thanks, that's perfect info. I've been measuring things and trying to work.out what I need!
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• #308
I'm conflicted.
I mean, I like what you've done, but the concrete blocks cemented onto the top of the stone wall is pure puppy killing.
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• #309
Progress with Shed 3
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• #310
I know. It was like it when I moved in and fortunately I won't be able to see that bit when I'm finished.
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• #311
So my new place isn't going to have space for a large shed like where I am now :(
However, it does have an passageway down the side that leads to the garden. I'd like to cover this and use it in lieu of a shed but really don't want the faff of attaching to the neighbour's house or the clutter of posts.Stupid idea, or plausible?
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• #312
Look great so far!
If you can, try to insulate underneath and put some sort of waterproof/breathable membrane!
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• #313
Thanks, there is a good degree of airflow underneath and it’s being built by the same chap who did Shed 2 (which survived being 18 inches under water for a week in February) so I’m leaving it to him (plus I’m clueless).
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• #314
And here’s current status - a wall less summer house for the week while we wait for the cladding you be delivered
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• #315
Shed just got real
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• #316
Cool to see a variation on typical stud wall design looks economical
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• #317
Chap who built it from scratch has done a lovely job (even if having to order new materials every other day did get a bit old)
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• #318
Has anyone taken a garden shed apart, repaired any rotten bits and rebuilt?
I'd like to take this apart, repair it and put it back together turned around 90 degrees and the windows side swapped to the other wall.
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• #319
The inside is in good condition but the lower parts and wooden bearers need replacing.
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• #320
A new door needed and I'll refelt the roof (thinking about 'fake' shingles to make it look fancy).
New weatherproof paints on the outside and replace the glass with a plastic version instead.
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• #321
I was thinking of buying a new one but I think this is salvageable and I'd rather spend the £500 on tools to fix it and be able to keep them afterwards.
So. Any tips?
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• #322
Sure thing, vertical depth? Do post photos here when done.
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• #323
Well that turned out very well. Look very smart.
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• #324
thank you. the video is a bit shonky but there you go. not bad for very little money. all the plywood was about £6. the handles were about a fiver off ebay all in, and i think the full-extension drawer runners were maybe £35 off ebay. lots of work though!
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• #325
Current shed build from scratch as it is custom shape to fit on to my other shed will be 2.8m x 4.2m, gambrel style roof so I don't bang my head every five minutes and nice and solid, plus a 1/4 of the price.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mt5y5yT1xzSchJ-FZNVVaF3ynG5ohXpt/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mcyw6v2rXwoNeH6RGPWtZx-Dg1Nbkcxb/view?usp=sharing
What are the other jobs?
If water is entering the shed there will be ongoing damage to the contents and eventually to the shed structure itself. Surely that's got to rank fairly high when prioritising jobs?