Moving steel shed

Jcb21

Im looking for some advice. We have a steeltech shed in the house im in at the moment. We will be moving house at the end of the summer. Does anyone know if it is possible to take down and move the existing shed as its only a few years old.

...Ghost...

I'm not familiar with their assembly, but if it's held together with nuts, bolts and self-tapping screws, I don't see why not....provided you take all necessary safety precautions into place to prevent it from collapse causing injury.

Maybe best to contact the supplier who may offer a dis-assembly and reassembly service.

Fine Cheers

Firstly was going to ask how you managed
to get shed into the house in the first place Bound to be some installation videos online - just play backwards.!! That's 2 gags for the price of one.
Seriously though shouldn't be too much of a problem !

Faze11

I believe steel tech sheds are installed on a half finished base and then concrete poured once shed fitted to sucure in place. May be difficult to shift

taffey

How big is the Shed? If you prepare a new base ,perhaps you can rent a few Round Scaffold Tubes and Planks and Roll it to its new Home!

garv123

taffey wrote: »

How big is the Shed? If you prepare a new base ,perhaps you can rent a few Round Scaffold Tubes and Planks and Roll it to its new Home!

Hopefully they're only moving next door :eek:

taffey

Didn't fully read the post !��Thought it was the same Garden, My Bad!!

Jcb21

Had a good look at it last night and its seems to be all bolts and self tappers keeping it together. Ive e mailed the lads that put it in to see can they do it.

awec

Jcb21 wrote: »

Had a good look at it last night and its seems to be all bolts and self tappers keeping it together. Ive e mailed the lads that put it in to see can they do it.

Wouldn't be surprised if they said no as they wouldn't want to be on the hook for any damage during disassembly, transport then reassembly.

BorneTobyWilde

So you sold your house, and now your removing the shed, the light bulbs, the taps, the door handles,
cool.

Seriously though are you really going to rip up a garden and shed. If it was sold with house leave it there.

listermint

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

So you sold your house, and now your removing the shed, the light bulbs, the taps, the door handles,
cool.

Seriously though are you really going to rip up a garden and shed. If it was sold with house leave it there.

Depends what the contract says. Doesn't it.

Don't be presuming what he did and didn't sell

finbarrk

It might be possible to unscrew it from the concrete base, and load it on to a trailer without taking it all apart. It would be the best option.

Jcb21

awec wrote: »

Wouldn't be surprised if they said no as they wouldn't want to be on the hook for any damage during disassembly, transport then reassembly.

He just got back to me and they will do it but is booked out until September which actually suits.

Jcb21

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

So you sold your house, and now your removing the shed, the light bulbs, the taps, the door handles,
cool.

Seriously though are you really going to rip up a garden and shed. If it was sold with house leave it there.

Not once did I mention selling a house or ripping up a garden but thanks for the input

awec

Jcb21 wrote: »

He just got back to me and they will do it but is booked out until September which actually suits.

He must be some shed installer.

awec

awec wrote: »

He must be some shed installer.

There's a 5 month lead time on new Steeltech's at the moment, it was only a month or less this time last year.

enricoh

It probably took two guys an hour to fit the shed, easy least to take them apart- no bother to ya!