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Shed recommendations

  • 24-09-2015 11:16am
    #1
    dutopia
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    I moved into a new house and we're planning to get a shed for the back garden. Something along the lines of 8x10 should be sufficient, but a bit smaller or bigger is okay. Any recommendations? Are metal or PVC sheds better? We won't get a wooden one anyway. We went to Woodies and B&Q but neither had a great selection and they were all wooden. There seems to be plenty of online suppliers but we're not sure who is decent.

    We also don't have any base for the shed yet. Would regular paving slabs work or should we get a concrete base?
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  • #2
    thebiglad
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    I got a Steel Shed from Clane Steel Sheds - didn't need a concrete base - they supply, deliver and install in the price.

    If there is an old shed to get rid of you can get that done too.

    I had a wooden shed previous but the steel shed is just no comparison - whomever you go with for a shed definitely go with Steel if you can budget it.

    http://www.clanesteelgardensheds.ie/Clane_Sheds/Home.html

    Their main yard is obviously Clane but they have a small yard near to the Walkinstown Roundabout (M50 Tallaght)


  • #3
    dutopia
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    That's great, thanks! Not having to worry about a base is a big plus.


  • #4
    thebiglad
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    dutopia wrote: »
    That's great, thanks! Not having to worry about a base is a big plus.

    It is lined with plywood which sits on top of a steel frame - If installing again I would ask for a double layer of plywood or thicker floor base -perhaps marine ply but otherwise very happy 1 year on.

    Lead time following order was about 1 month.

    Also would be very hard to break into - the bolt is welded onto door/frame so want be pried off as a wood shed would.


  • #5
    dutopia
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 583 ✭✭✭dutopia


    thebiglad wrote: »
    It is lined with plywood which sits on top of a steel frame - If installing again I would ask for a double layer of plywood or thicker floor base -perhaps marine ply but otherwise very happy 1 year on.

    Lead time following order was about 1 month.

    Also would be very hard to break into - the bolt is welded onto door/frame so want be pried off as a wood shed would.

    Good tip, I'll ask for that if I order with them.


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