Anyone want a concrete prefab garage.

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

As above. Bedfordshire.

Not mine. Just cropped up on my feed.
https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...et=gm.817036428500672&source=57&ref=bookmarks

 

[angellonewolf]

dont think that will sell only ones i seen are frre to collecter

 

[cumbriasteve]

I sold one rougher than that on ebay that I needed shot of to build my new one, got £150 for it, they took it down and made two trips in a hire van from the north east...I love ebay at times.

 

[brightspark]

i got one for 50 quid cos I had to take it down 2 a penny round our way

 

[gaz1]

i got mine for free and a few others as i could move it in a day

 

[dobbslc]

I'm tempted as I have to knock down my old workshop and need to store everything BUT its getting it shifted! Did it years ago in Brighton and its bloody hard work!

 

[gaz1]

its not just moving it you also have to consider its base as well

 

[Olderisbetter]

I gave one away to a guy who had 20 garages on some land behind his house and was adding more as he cleared some space, Can anybody guess why he was in the local paper about a year later? I will give you a clue, He was'nt parking cars in the garages and he had very green fingers?

 

[Woody.v8]

 

[tinker jim]

I gave one away to a guy who had 20 garages on some land behind his house and was adding more as he cleared some space, Can anybody guess why he was in the local paper about a year later? I will give you a clue, He was'nt parking cars in the garages and he had very green fingers?

I know he was storing Xmas trees waiting for the price to go up.what a numpty fancy growing tomotoes under sodium lights and not expecting the copper chopper not to see it with thermal imaging.could of probably seen it from the international space station...er so I've been told away.....

 

[8ob]

A local guy collected up a good stock of marley panels and posts over a period of time, he payed nothing for them but would dismantle/remove FOC. He eventually gathered enough to erect a 20`x40` workshop, only thing that he had to make/fabricate were the roof trusses and the base. If in no hurry they come up for nothing and are quite adaptable, I am surprised more folk dont go this way for a workshop on a budget.

Bob

 

[Olderisbetter]

A local guy collected up a good stock of marley panels and posts over a period of time, he payed nothing for them but would dismantle/remove FOC. He eventually gathered enough to erect a 20`x40` workshop, only thing that he had to make/fabricate were the roof trusses and the base. If in no hurry they come up for nothing and are quite adaptable, I am surprised more folk dont go this way for a workshop on a budget.

Bob

I know where there is a cracking sized workshop made from a mix of panels and posts that just cost time and the roof trusses are ex army wire types, Its at the top of a garden and has been clad now with insulation plastic and fence panels, Apart from a chimney you cannot see it now so it gained stealth security.