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tex
WSB Pack Hound
Posts: 716
Main bike:
FZS 1000 Gen1
- tdr 250
shed
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24 April 2014, 11:44:05 am »
looking for a shed to store and work on my bike, it will need to be quite big, have been looking at these new plastic ones, anyone got any ideas? plenty of room in the garden.
tex
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she said the gypsy was right, and she fell right dead
hightower
WSB Pack Hound
Posts: 591
Main bike:
FZS600 00-01
Re: shed
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Reply #1 on:
24 April 2014, 12:08:38 pm »
I ordered mine from here last year:
http://www.tigersheds.com/?gclid=CL2S1eT9-L0CFanjwgodZrkAOA
About the best price I could find, great quality, and fantastic service. They will stick double doors in and all sorts.
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Oldgit
foccerwithoutaspacebar
GP Hero
Posts: 5,331
Old Age & Treachery will Overcome Youth & Skill
Main bike:
Other
- BMW R1200RS Sport SE
Re: shed
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Reply #2 on:
24 April 2014, 04:56:58 pm »
8ft x6ft shed & power supply it that will do the biz,12 years later built a new garage--sold shed for nearly as much as it cost me--jobs a carrot.
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keithfzs1000
Club Racer
Posts: 413
Main bike:
FZS 1000 Gen1
Re: shed
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Reply #3 on:
24 April 2014, 09:17:50 pm »
just got this to sit linked to the back og the garage so can seperate the bikes in the winter to a warm climate with perm optimisers and timed electric heating lol also allows me to use the polish machine and spray in the garage without the hassle of moving the bikes
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=251503222910
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richfzs
GP Hero
Posts: 3,507
Main bike:
FZS600 98-99
Re: shed
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Reply #4 on:
24 April 2014, 10:09:05 pm »
Are you pleased with it, Keith?
Just I'm looking for a big (huge) shed at the moment, and went looking for these guys, at the same address they give in this listing. They ain't there! (unless I was being very blind). I found a Facebook entry for them, gives a different address (somewhere in town), haven't had chance to go looking there yet.
Am kinda put off before I start though, so interested to hear what you think of the quality / service etc.
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keithfzs1000
Club Racer
Posts: 413
Main bike:
FZS 1000 Gen1
Re: shed
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25 April 2014, 08:41:19 am »
Hasnt arrived yet as they are made then fitted for you so takes about 4 to 6 weeks due to back orders
no i have not paid yet
lol its cash on delivery or cheque
however my brother recommended them as he has one and its good quality and well put up and stores hike trike without leaks and is relatively draught proof too
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chaz
WSB Pack Hound
Posts: 789
Main bike:
Other
Re: shed
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Reply #6 on:
25 April 2014, 02:15:20 pm »
I would try to go for a timber shed, I've never had a plastic shed but the corrigated PVC roof sheet tends to get a lot of condensation on it metal is even worse?
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chaz
WSB Pack Hound
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Other
Re: shed
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Reply #7 on:
25 April 2014, 02:32:05 pm »
You could build your own, this is blocks with timber skin but could be a timber frame, I think timber cost £350 excludes the roof?
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Oldgit
foccerwithoutaspacebar
GP Hero
Posts: 5,331
Old Age & Treachery will Overcome Youth & Skill
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Re: shed
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Reply #8 on:
25 April 2014, 05:21:58 pm »
thatsafuckinbigwendyhouse.
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Dead Eye
GP Hero
Posts: 3,753
What doesn't kill me, will only make me stronger.
Main bike:
FZS 1000 Gen1
- FZS600 00-01
Re: shed
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Reply #9 on:
25 April 2014, 05:31:47 pm »
That actually looks quite good - the stability of brick / blocks but with the much better looks of the wooden skin
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fazersharp
GP Hero
Posts: 6,920
10 stone Racing Snake
Main bike:
FZS600 98-99
Re: shed
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Reply #10 on:
25 April 2014, 07:41:17 pm »
Is that a hay loft---------------- So its made with Bricks, sticks and straw!
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I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
tex
WSB Pack Hound
Posts: 716
Main bike:
FZS 1000 Gen1
- tdr 250
Re: shed
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Reply #11 on:
26 April 2014, 12:27:09 pm »
thanks for all your answers, still looking, the tiger ones look good, still not sure plastic or wood, I like the idea they come and fit them as per kieths post, saves a lot of hassle, will keep you updated,
tex
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the night i was born, lord the moon stood a fire red., my poor mother her crying,
she said the gypsy was right, and she fell right dead
fazersharp
GP Hero
Posts: 6,920
10 stone Racing Snake
Main bike:
FZS600 98-99
Re: shed
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26 April 2014, 12:37:31 pm »
I made my own - not for bike, just for shed stuff. with 4 old garage doors 6x6 galvanised steel, cut a hole in one and fitted a door, triangle ply each end = apex pitched roof with more ply and bitchumen corrugated on top of that, if you want a bigger on then get 2 6x6 doors and 2 double ones.
Your local garage door fitter will have the latest ones that they have removed from a garage that they are now fitting a roller door or upvc door to and so you can pick them up cheep and they will deliver to you all so long as you can give them more than the scrap value that the get.
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