Shed

[vampire]

That's gonna cost you, we were at a garden centre the other day, about 2 grand one we looked at, we were only looking out of curiosity thankfully

That's just to broker the idea to you and then see your reaction to guage the next line of attack

[Mice!]

Ha ha could be vampire, I was looking at a new mower next door and it is a nice garden centre so we went in, only bought 4kg of sunflower seeds but she did have her eye on a small table and chairs probably mention the summer house so I am happy only buying the others, crafty these women 😉

[figgy]

Your right two large is the price, but some of the rubbish we have looked at near the price makes it a bargain in comparison.

 

I'm trying to ignore it, just a shed out the way will do.

Edited April 8, 2017 by figgy

[E.w.]

This is the 8x6 Bolted down to the paved base.

Very tidy that garden is fair play.

[Me matt]

Very tidy that garden is fair play.

Thanks, two weeks before that photo it was scrubland.

Massive garden redesign for a returning client

Edited April 8, 2017 by Me matt

[Fisheruk]

The key to preventing rot is to keep the timber dry. If you can raise the joists off the block with an air gap it would be better than trying to stop the water by DPM .

I used these on my decking 13 years ago, no rot at any of the bearings. Not cheap but worth the investment.

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/CONNEX-HV4273-71mm-Galvanised-Support/dp/B00FEK36JI/ref=sr_1_15/258-3446021-9525816?ie=UTF8&qid=1491720777&sr=8-15&keywords=post+supports

[winnie&bezza]

Put a damp course layer between block and shed and then fix a timber weather bar with a drip groove to the bottom boards so it keeps water away from sitting between DC and shed base. It creates a skirt around shed.

Edited April 9, 2017 by winnie&bezza