New Shed Time

[jowwy]

Call yourself a cyclist.....

But it would be work, not cycling.........especially when I got a warm dry bedroom office for winter lol

 

[davidphilips]

Make sure to buy a (new or used) shed with a strong frame last thing you want is it to come apart in a storm. know any time i have had a shed i have braced the frame with extra wood. Also consider insulating and lining it,
only other thing i would do would be keep a look out for a used pvc door and window on gumtree etc.

 

[Proto]

By the way, shed companies have had an incredibly good year. The better ones have full order books until the spring.

Early November I visited Beaminster Sheds. Great sheds, nice people. Their earliest delivery was middle of March.

 

[Beebo]

I’ve used these guys a few times.
They make and design their own products and it’s good quality. From high end stuff to basic sheds.

https://dunsterhouse.co.uk/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9b_tsO7K7QIVye7tCh3-AAp0EAAYASAAEgJwWvD_BwE

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

As you'd imagine, I work with a lot of shed companies - from the industrial scale ones using automated manufacturing processes to guys working out of vans. For quality, the best I've seen is Hendersons in Acombe near Newcastle. http://www.hendersonfencing.co.uk/sheds.html

His attention to detail is extraordinary and the finish - inside and out - is exemplary. If I were buying a shed, I'd buy one from him.