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Garden shed

work · 2010-07-21 14:29:36

Hi, Just got a garden shed delivered. It has a black dust lining inside of it. Shed will be used to store lots of things (bike, surf gea, pain, garden tools etc). I am wondering if it is worth lining the shed (with eg plywood). This will keep it cleaner and improve storage use. Should i do this or am I being OTT??:)

21-07-2010 2:29pm

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work

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Hi, Just got a garden shed delivered. It has a black dust lining inside of it. Shed will be used to store lots of things (bike, surf gea, pain, garden tools etc).
I am wondering if it is worth lining the shed (with eg plywood). This will keep it cleaner and improve storage use.
Should i do this or am I being OTT??:)

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#2 21-07-2010 11:08pm

HighlyCooL

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why not get some insulation and put it in the wall and insulate the shed, as for the ply wood dont see why its a bad idea, it will make the inside of the shed finished looking, if ya get me!

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