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Building a shed for weightlifting

workaccount · 2007-10-13 13:11:17

Hi, I have just got a new setup. It's in my room and is grand there but It would be handier to free up the space and move it out to the spacious garden. We have no shed so I will need to buy or build a shed. The thing is I live in a rented house so I want to spend very little money. I just want something to shelter it,…

13-10-2007 1:11pm

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workaccount

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Hi,
I have just got a new setup. It's in my room and is grand there but It would be handier to free up the space and move it out to the spacious garden.

We have no shed so I will need to buy or build a shed. The thing is I live in a rented house so I want to spend very little money.

I just want something to shelter it, hide the equip for view and be strong enough not to come down in a storm or something.

I have a powerrack and bench.
I want to be able to do deadlifts and military presses aswell though.

Cheers.

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#2 13-10-2007 1:47pm

Smellyirishman

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What's the question exactly?

Might be better suited to a different forum if you're just looking to buy a cheap shed, and definitly suited to a different forum if you're looking to build one.

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#3 13-10-2007 1:55pm

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To be honest, anything that's going to be big enough and comfortable enough to perform deadlifts and millitary presses ain't gonna be cheap. It's just going to be money wasted in rented accomodation. Why not just go to the gym, or do those lifts outside? weather permitting of course.

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#4 13-10-2007 2:32pm

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8x8 is about the smallest sensible area, and even then it'll be very tight.

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#5 13-10-2007 2:53pm

workaccount

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Yeah, I suppose I could just do those lifts outside. I just thought that there might be some solution which didn't cost an arm and a leg.

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#6 14-10-2007 6:41pm

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You might be better off asking here: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=876

They might have a few ideas.

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