Shed cladding

DonkeyDick1992 · 31-10-2020 09:59AM #1

Hi guys,

Currently putting up a 3 bay lean to shed, so on looking at cladding options at the minute, so I have 2 questions 😁😁

Looking for the best place for quality and price of cladding.

And is 0.5mm good enough or should I get 0.6mm

It's only going to be for turf and workshop kind of thing.

Any help appreciated

Track9 · 01-11-2020 02:53AM

DonkeyDick1992 wrote: »

Hi guys,

Currently putting up a 3 bay lean to shed, so on looking at cladding options at the minute, so I have 2 questions 😁😁

Looking for the best place for quality and price of cladding.

And is 0.5mm good enough or should I get 0.6mm

It's only going to be for turf and workshop kind of thing.

Any help appreciated

There's a big difference between 0.5 & 0.6.
The 0.5 is very flimsy & likely to rust thru easily.
Personally, i would go for 06 ( coated is much better than the galvanised sheeting )

green daries · 01-11-2020 10:10AM

Track9 wrote: »

There's a big difference between 0.5 & 0.6.
The 0.5 is very flimsy & likely to rustthru easily.
Personally, i would go for 06 ( coated is much better than the galvanised sheeting )

Also consider non drip sheets if you're storing tools/ workshop its more expensive but well worth it i regret not doing it myself

Would also agree with. 6 over. 5 coated is the way to go

green daries · 01-11-2020 10:11AM

Track9 wrote: »

There's a big difference between 0.5 & 0.6.
The 0.5 is very flimsy & likely to rust thru easily.
Personally, i would go for 06 ( coated is much better than the galvanised sheeting )

Also consider non drip sheets if you're storing tools/ workshop its more expensive but well worth it i regret not doing it myself

Nekarsulm · 01-11-2020 10:12AM

The plastic coated sheeting is worth the extra cost, in my opinion.
I put up a shed in 1996 and used green coated box profile, it's the very same today as when it went up.
No painting ever.

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