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Placement of garden shed in small west facing garden

emmadublin · 2008-04-15 22:03:52

Hi! Need help here please.... I have just bought a new home and have not yet moved in.... I've been advised to get my garden shed put up now since the only access I have to the garden is through the house and don't want to ruin new floors and paintwork. My garden is west facing and small. 166 inches wide - I don't know the…

15-04-2008 10:03pm

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emmadublin

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Hi!

Need help here please....

I have just bought a new home and have not yet moved in....

I've been advised to get my garden shed put up now since the only access I have to the garden is through the house and don't want to ruin new floors and paintwork.

My garden is west facing and small. 166 inches wide - I don't know the length but I'd say 16 ft at a guess.

The shed is an 8ft x 6ft for my bike and table, chairs, mower etc.

Any advise which side to place the shed on so as not to block sunlight.

5.5ft high wooden fence to sides and concrete wall to back.

Thanks :-)

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#2 15-04-2008 11:17pm

baguio

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As regards sunlight, best to drop over there and check at first hand.

Siting offers opportunity to screen off unsightly objects eg. oil tank.

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