the worst shed in the universe?

[chunkolini]

Ive had my 'shed' demolished before levelling the hard and building a new one.
A truly tragic structure not even worth calling a building
a few examples
The 'Lintel' over the door.
They had poured mortar into some sort of mould with some stuff inside it. Including bits of wood

Oh look it's subsiding a bit lets push mortar into the gap and screw on a plate

There was a pillar keyed into the old wall so they butted the end wall up against the old wall.

No more shed

next job is build a proper retaining wall then level the yard for the replacement

 

[500e]

Onward and upwards, longer and wider or something like that, the pain will diminish but the new shed will still be there.
Completed date ??

 

[Kram]

Even so, it was bigger than mine

 

[addjunkie]

Any shed is better than no shed at all…….

 

[chunkolini]

next plan?
Get the yard levelled, open up the gate way and bring the motorbike home and see what I ned for the bike and workspace. I reckon I can fit in 8x10ft . it s working out access etc

 

[JOEPRO]

I would build as big a shed as you possibly can! Stick a basement and loft in it too so you have 3 levels minimum.

Does the neighbour really use their garden, can you tunnel below it?

 

[chunkolini]

the old boy next door had a basement under his crap shed.
Ill try and get a picture of it. Shocking

 

[MattF]

Shocking

I'd call it creative.

 

[8ob]

Ive had my 'shed' demolished before levelling the hard and building a new one.
A truly tragic structure not even worth calling a building
a few examples
The 'Lintel' over the door.
They had poured mortar into some sort of mould with some stuff inside it. Including bits of wood

Now go wash your mouth out, that was a mancave which is a sacred place good bad or indifferent.

Bob

 

[Erie Fred]

At least there isn't much stuff that can burn.....

 

[gaz1]

next plan?
Get the yard levelled, open up the gate way and bring the motorbike home and see what I ned for the bike and workspace. I reckon I can fit in 8x10ft . it s working out access etc

mines an 8x 10 ft length shed and i have a middle access door which gives me full storage left and right of the door with a central passage also green bins come in handy to store some materials in them as well
last pic is when im storing for house jobs to be done

 

[500e]

10 X12 better

 

[addjunkie]

10 X12 better

A woman might tell you “ Size isnt important, its how you use it”. But with sheds bugger is always better!

 

[reb78]

A woman might tell you “ Size isnt important, its how you use it”. But with sheds bugger is always better!

Each to their own I suppose! What you do in your shed is noone elses business!

 

[MattF]

Hell of a word to do a typo with.

 

[arther dailey]

the old boy next door had a basement under his crap shed.
Ill try and get a picture of it. Shocking

I expect he could nt afford a "decent" set up , lifes not so easy for some folk , be pleased with your lot and help those you can with a hand up where possible .

 

[Robotstar5]

I expect he could nt afford a "decent" set up , lifes not so easy for some folk , be pleased with your lot and help those you can with a hand up where possible .

My first shed was the old potting shed at the bottom of my parents garden, missing glass and a leaky roof

Just enough room to get a bike in diagonally

 

[gaz1]

for my second 8ft x 10ft shed that replaced an old 6x6 shed


whilst my shed is interesting its alot better than a wood shed

many dont realise you can build a shed out of concrete fence panels whilst my shed uses 3ft wide x 3ft high panels there from an older type panel garage

9ft posts are about 15.00 each though 3ft in ground and 6ft height i have a one sided fence post at left side of the door

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Close up of a Rock Gravel Board in plain finish with an concrete sealer finish. Rustic Brown 1.83m x 300mm x 50mm Concrete Sleeper Gravel Board. Full Range of Gravel Boards 6in-12in Plain/Rock/Brickl.

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we now have concrete cladding boards

 

[arther dailey]

My first shed was the old potting shed at the bottom of my parents garden, missing glass and a leaky roof

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Just enough room to get a bike in diagonally

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beautifull garden/roses

 

[Robotstar5]

beautifull garden/roses

My mum was the one with green fingers