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Barking Mat
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Ours at work, oven in summer, freezer in winter, but hey.
We're used to it.
Cold in the winter is ok, luckily we don't really use it in the summer.
We're used to it.
Cold in the winter is ok, luckily we don't really use it in the summer.
It's been too warm today.
I still can't figure what possessed a ginger to take a job working outside.
well thats easy enough to solve, just get your welding ppe on.
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mines the exact opposite
loverly and cool though it is solid brick built
quick to warm up infact you over cook in there with a rocket stove
roof is 4" insulation well most of it and still not fully sealed yet
though a pointer run a tube through water or 2 water tubs it will cool the air rather well before going into your shed
loverly and cool though it is solid brick built
quick to warm up infact you over cook in there with a rocket stove
roof is 4" insulation well most of it and still not fully sealed yet
though a pointer run a tube through water or 2 water tubs it will cool the air rather well before going into your shed
3 walls of my shed are shaded most of the day, as well as insulation, membrane, battens on wall and roof with feather edge cladding on the walls and box profile on the roof, stays really cool in the summer.
Battens making an air gap behind the outer layer is also very good for eliminating damp.
Battens making an air gap behind the outer layer is also very good for eliminating damp.
frank horton
V twins are great but 4"s rule.........
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wish I had a shed.....hahaha.....34deg in the shade yeast....start the prep fo the build in a week or so.....yipeeeeee....
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Drink plenty of.....err....water?Reached 14 degrees here today...........
whats that system thats recording the temperature??
My warehouse is freezing in Winter and gets too hot in summer. Mind you I only turned our AGA off last week - was 6C here again last night.
Warehouse was 22C a few days ago - nearly passed out
Hottest I have seen it is 40C. Not much we can do - roof is about 12m high.
Warehouse was 22C a few days ago - nearly passed out
Hottest I have seen it is 40C. Not much we can do - roof is about 12m high.
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It's an Auriol weather station picked up from Lidl a while back, with 3 remote sensors so covers 4 locations, the temp is useful but RH is very useful if I am looking at spray painting when the weather is not so good. I had a Smart brand one before but that only had 2 remotes - but I still have that in place as well, you can't have too many
Can't remember what I paid at Lidl, but would have been cheaper than this I guess.
Auriol Radio-Controlled Weather Station | eBay
(Base station and wireless sensors suitable for standing or wall mounting. - 1x indoor base station with display of the current temperature and humidity, the tendency and the min. 5 characters per sensor).
www.ebay.co.uk
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It's reached a heady 17 degrees here today .
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My Old Landy
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It's 31 here and muggy with it. I am waiting until later to go back into the workshop 
slim_boy_fat
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@My Old Landy You laugh, but that's really pretty decent for here.
prepman
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Drink more of .....whatever you decided to drink.It's reached a heady 17 degrees here today
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It's reached a heady 17 degrees here today
It won't go below that overnight here, currently 33 in the shade
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Outside an extremely pleasant 22C 70RH with gentle breeze....the calm before the storm?
Workshop....I spent £400 or so on Quinntherm to insulate a corrugated steel roof and nearly killed myself in the process when the loft timber, which I thought was achored, slid away with top of ladder. The ladder slammed down, jarring my wrists and I crashed backwards between the miller and lathe. My head missed both, my wrists I thought were shattered with the jarring.So a trip to A&E and then to trauma clinic. Just sprained badly. But on a cheerier note..... warm in winter and cool in summer. Well worth the money. Bunged in a de-humidifier, mainly for all the electronics plus of course comfort.
Before that it was extremes in both directions.
Workshop....I spent £400 or so on Quinntherm to insulate a corrugated steel roof and nearly killed myself in the process when the loft timber, which I thought was achored, slid away with top of ladder. The ladder slammed down, jarring my wrists and I crashed backwards between the miller and lathe. My head missed both, my wrists I thought were shattered with the jarring.
So a trip to A&E and then to trauma clinic. Just sprained badly. But on a cheerier note..... warm in winter and cool in summer. Well worth the money. Bunged in a de-humidifier, mainly for all the electronics plus of course comfort.Before that it was extremes in both directions.
