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Slightly OT but ......
Will these sheds be susceptible to a build up of condensation during the colder months?
Will these sheds be susceptible to a build up of condensation during the colder months?
13'-10' of Argos's finest mancave.
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What are they like from a security point of view? I've always said I would never put my stuff in anything but brick but these are interesting.
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You could get into it with a tin opener
But you can't get into my garden unless you climb over the 7ft side gate or walk through the field behind that generally has a v.large bull in it
They are superb value for money, 10 year perforation warranty.
Doors are paddlockable on the handles but the handles are plastic :? handy to stop the wind blowing them open but thats about it :roll:
You could get into it with a tin opener
But you can't get into my garden unless you climb over the 7ft side gate or walk through the field behind that generally has a v.large bull in it They are superb value for money, 10 year perforation warranty.
Doors are paddlockable on the handles but the handles are plastic :? handy to stop the wind blowing them open but thats about it :roll:
weeman_mtb
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Put one of these up a couple of months ago and it took my dad and me 2 days aswell.
I was concerned about damp myself so stuck it on a couple of courses of bricks and layed a floor with a damp proof membrane. Still thinking about insulating it and boarding inside for the damp reasons and to up the security a bit as they're too tin opener friendly.
Not got a lot in there at the moment until I decide what to do. Also a worthwhile addition is the foam running along the roof joists to stop you bumping your head. It's just pipe insulation from B&Q and it holds itself in place.
Oh yeah, I know I'm called Weeman, but those aren't my bikes, honest
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I was concerned about damp myself so stuck it on a couple of courses of bricks and layed a floor with a damp proof membrane. Still thinking about insulating it and boarding inside for the damp reasons and to up the security a bit as they're too tin opener friendly.
Not got a lot in there at the moment until I decide what to do. Also a worthwhile addition is the foam running along the roof joists to stop you bumping your head. It's just pipe insulation from B&Q and it holds itself in place.
Oh yeah, I know I'm called Weeman, but those aren't my bikes, honest
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I'll probably insulate with 25mm polystyrene and then 6mm ply, i'm going to see how wet it gets first though
I'll probably insulate with 25mm polystyrene and then 6mm ply, i'm going to see how wet it gets first though
weeman_mtb
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I'm probably going to go with one of these cheaper options, just been to B&Q and that Kingspan is a fortune.
I have an awful problem with rust as I live next to the sea. Was also thinking of some greenhouse heaters as an added precaution.
