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My current steel framed workshop is to be frank terrible
It leaks like a sieve, the walls rattle, the floors so badly laid the welder rolls itself away from the wall, the doors don't fit, its too cold in winter, it too hot in summer, its badly laid out.
Most of this is due to the idiot that built it not the fact it is steel
To rectify this it would need the following replaced
The roof, the walls, the frame, the doors and the floor which leaves erm not much
So plan B
Build a new one next to it
It will be 7mtrs wide and 10 to 12 mtrs long and high enough for a landrover on a 2 post lift.
I want it to be warm and light and generally a nice place to be
I am undecided on what is the best construction method
The budget is £15K but less is good
In the running we have
Block work walls and a timber framed roof with windows built into the walls and maybe some roof windows if eBay gods are kind
or
Entirely timber framed using portal frame
or
A steel building kit
So what are other folk thinking about what would be best
It leaks like a sieve, the walls rattle, the floors so badly laid the welder rolls itself away from the wall, the doors don't fit, its too cold in winter, it too hot in summer, its badly laid out.
Most of this is due to the idiot that built it not the fact it is steel
To rectify this it would need the following replaced
The roof, the walls, the frame, the doors and the floor which leaves erm not much
So plan B
Build a new one next to it

It will be 7mtrs wide and 10 to 12 mtrs long and high enough for a landrover on a 2 post lift.
I want it to be warm and light and generally a nice place to be
I am undecided on what is the best construction method
The budget is £15K but less is good
In the running we have
Block work walls and a timber framed roof with windows built into the walls and maybe some roof windows if eBay gods are kind
or
Entirely timber framed using portal frame
or
A steel building kit
So what are other folk thinking about what would be best