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[icowden]

Tiger are actually among the better ones IME. We have had two of theirs - a big one ( I think it was 12' x 8', might have been bigger) in the last house, and a smaller potting shed in the current house.

Maybe I had a duff one. All of the interlocked planks started to curl and detach on mine. Not an expensive shed though.

 

[fossyant]

That's the under kitchen unit 'plinth' drawers finally fitted and the 'blanks' of plinth fitted where there isn't a drawer. Six in total that probably use up 80% of the under unit space. MrsF happy. Another month before some 'corner' unit pull out systems arrive to finish off the kitchen unit improvements.

 

[kynikos]

...and a smaller potting shed in the current house.

we have ours in the garden

 

[jowwy]

ive spent most of the spring and summer building a custom shed with solar panels feeding the house. Started cladding it in metal now adding the metal trims to the box metal roof and attaching a greenhouse

 

[jowwy]

and last year i turned this mess of a garden

into this more decent looking garden.

 

[gbb]

Just helped my brother inlaw assemble a 12x8' shed. What a bloody awful design. Far too many small panels to screw together, flimsy as hell. Instructions were all back to front, it wanted the windows installing almost as the first job, except it didn't tell you were the frame edges were to be mounted and the plastic sheets were either too big in one direction or too small in the other orientation. After an hour fooking around in the blazing sun, we ditched windows until it was assembled. All bloody day in 30°C sunlight 🥵.

I left him with a basic shell up an semi screwed together . He said it took another 2 days to finish off, said it was a pile of crap his missus had bought.

Was it one of those steel plate things...bloody awful design, wouldn't wish the complexity of the thing on anyone...