bike shed needed

[donnylad]

Would be grateful with some links to some cycle sheds please.
With me and the kids and r lass having bikes now. We have a problem were to keep them. I saw a metal one and am buggered if i can find it again'

 

[fossyant]

Like these ?

http://www.trimetals.co.uk/bicycle-storage.php

 

[donnylad]

something like that, the one i saw had a extra bit on the side and a shelf.

 

[Dave5N]

DOn't you have a living room then?

 

[Llama]

Heres a few wooden sheds that wont cost the earth:
(nb your insurance may require you to fit a 5lever bs mortice lock £20 or a 5 lever padlock £30 rather than a useless staple and hasp they arrive with)
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl...re/findclas/Pent_Tool_Store/itemprcd/tra53too

http://www.taylorsgardenbuildings.co.uk/store/customer/product.php?productid=19838

http://www.tigersheds.com/product_list.asp?cat1=8&cat2=0

 

[snakehips]

Ever thought of making yourself a 'bike tree'. They would seem to save space. I keep meaning to make one myself, but never get round to it. Maybe next summer.

Snake

 

[Ravenz]

DOn't you have a living room then?

.. then you can park it up against hearth, photo it, post it in all its nubile glory so that we can all go 'wot a nice bike, just like in the catalogue' 'does it ever get dirty?'

 

[cadseen]

get a nice big wooden one, somewhere to set the turbo up as well

 

[Dave5N]

We keep a bike in the bathroom.


(this is true)

 

[Tynan]

you lot jhave understanding wives and floors that like wet bikes this time of year

stuck a timetal up this summer, it does what it's supposed to if you need secure storage out front

 

[jdg88]

I have a similar dilemma, picked up my lovely new (2nd hand) trike from Kevin of D-tek and had intended to store it in the dining room, unfortunately I didn't account for the 45 degree bend in the very, very small corridor tween front door and dining room!!! Ugh. so have been frantically looking for out door storage solutions and found this:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Outdoor-Gar...r_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1229722168&sr=8-2

Anyone with experience of these tent thingyies?

 

[Over The Hill]

I had to get a new boiler last year and in doing this decided it needed to go in a proper boiler room outside (oil fired and a bit smelly in the house) so I built a little boiler house and now have the new boiler in there but it just happend to be long enough to fit a bike in and wide enough to fit the bike in next to the boiler.
I also sited it for easy access to the front road.

So now bike has an nice warm house of its own and I can dry out my gloves on the boiler so they are warm when I put them on.