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Have a look at ecobases.
Since being introduced to Newpipe, I'm back on YT binge sessions and have got really into this guy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BE36bi1mKg
In particular the method of creating concrete piles(sp?).These are for garden rooms, so I would expect that for a shed you could definitely diy a less hardcore version.
I mentioned it because this style of a series of independent footings is the sort of thing people do with tree houses where there are lots of trees and roots around.
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I did concrete piles for my garden room, using cardboard forms & reinforced with rebar. I think it worked out to 1/2 the cost of an equivalent flat base.
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That's really helpful, thanks!
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Someone should introduce him to an auger.
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Did this too and was straight forward, moving into my garden office in the next couple of weeks
NotThamesWater
tbc
mespilus
M4xime
https://youtu.be/lMdrXGuvQRM?si=kTrybn6R3rP7-P_Q
They look good.
The issue for us will be a shed base - we'll probably want the shed at the bottom of the garden where until recently there was a monster tree.
I'm not sure how long we need to leave it before the ground is useable.