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Garage

garv123 · 2021-04-09 15:32:56

Hi, Has anyone got a garage made that wasn't the mad money like steel tech? Im looking at a 30x20 and 8ft to the eves? Steeltech works out at 10k which is madness.

09-04-2021 3:32pm

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Hi,
Has anyone got a garage made that wasn't the mad money like steel tech?
Im looking at a 30x20 and 8ft to the eves? Steeltech works out at 10k which is madness.

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#2 09-04-2021 4:05pm

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Depends what quality you're looking for, I suppose. A pressure-treated shiplap style wooden shed will come in cheaper, I'm sure, but may not be as long-lasting.

I have a 16x12 (6.5ft-ish at eaves) and I paid about 2.5k. It's never really been abused, although we did hire a crane to move it once, albeit only a few feet up the garden, and it's as good as the day it landed in the garden (it's about 5 years old).

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#3 09-04-2021 4:21pm

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Does the planning permission not dictate what finish is required?

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