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moving a steel shed

  • 29-09-2014 07:58PM
    #1
    sparks1976
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    I have an adman steel homeoffice, I need it moved as I am building an extension, it only needs to be moved about 20ft, the company said it would cost 2000euro. Does anyone know if someone can do it for a cheaper price, thanks sparks


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  • #2
    Sir Arthur Daley
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,720 ✭✭✭Sir Arthur Daley


    Use a track machine to move it.


  • #3
    slimjimmc
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    Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »
    Use a track machine to move it.
    I don't think it's merely the physical moving he's referring to. If he's relocating the office then he's looking at installing a new concrete base and services, hence the €2,000.


  • #4
    sparks1976
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3 ✭sparks1976


    Building a base separately. It's a home office, insulated and wood finish inside, it needs to be taken apart and then put back together, it can't be lifted or pushed


  • #5
    martinn123
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    sparks1976 wrote: »
    Building a base separately. It's a home office, insulated and wood finish inside, it needs to be taken apart and then put back together, it can't be lifted or pushed

    Those sheds are bolted together at the corners, before the timber is put up inside, plus the wiring for lights sockets should be running behind the wood, to a fuse board.
    So the wood will have to be removed, to get at the bolts, plus at the ridge and wallplate,where the roof is bolted on.

    This will have to be replaced when moved, and the wiring re-done
    Not as simple as it sounds,
    Let Adman at it, they know how it goes together.


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