shed buying

[tracer]

can anybody recommend a place to buy a new 10x6 shed ?

 

[brightspark]

can anybody recommend a place to buy a new 10x6 shed ?

u havent stated the aeria that would help u

 

[keith19]

Is it for welding in? Machinemart do an all-steel selection:
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/categories/search/sheds
Worth looking at.

 

[tigler]

can anybody recommend a place to buy a new 10x6 shed ?

If you're anywhere in the Worcester area I know a great place.

 

[tracer]

in the stoke on trent area

wanting the shed to work with woodwork, and maybe a spot of bike storing/fixing.
so the metal one would produce too much condensation

 

[tigler]

Shame, there's a saw mills near to me that makes great sheds to order. They are in a different league to the tat from DIY stores.

 

[Lewis Medlock]

http://www.brownsofwem.com/index.htm

 

[NeilH]

build one.

 

[Hitch]

A few ofour local saw mills do sheds, as said, they are much better quality than the B&Q and similar junk.
Fairly competitivly priced too.

Probably somewhere similar up there...

 

[Scamp]

build one.

Agreed

Concrete base that stands above the surrounding ground. 2x4 CLS for the frame and treat with good preservative, skin with ply and then shiplap.

That's what I did for my 6m x 3.5m garage.

 

[SC_BK]

You could have a look on gumtree etc for a 2nd hand one, if you have a means of collecting you can sometimes get a bargain

(though some folks seem to think their rotten B&Q special is worth £500 )

 

[alanrob]

Place near us called kirton sectional buildings or similar do some nice ones and used to deliver and erect nationally for a reasonable price. Might be worth giving them a bell.

 

[droopsnoot]

I couldn't believe the prices B&Q want for those sheds they have on the front of the Crewe store. Must be possible to make one better, for less money.

 

[Sid]

I got one from here if it helps.
Shed Store

 

[Chipper]

I'd hunt the local area, web search, yell.com etc etc. Ours was cheaper and far better than the DIY store ones, as said. Plus they added things to our liking like door size, window placement and size etc. Installed in a few hours cheaply too, we already had a pad though.

Should be a decent-priced BS-free local place (seem to be some posh shed places these days with posh prices to match...)

 

[rtcosic]

That's what I did for my 6m x 3.5m garage.

As it happens, that's exactly the size and construction I'm considering as well, except I was thinking ply or OSB on the inside and shiplap on the outside.

Out of interest what did you do for the roof construction? I'm looking at a 30degree pitch on mine.