Take down & rebuild hay shed.

Waternotsoda · 28-07-2021 3:56pm #1

Hello

I've been thinking about taking down a seven Bay hay shed and transporting it two miles and rebuilding it. Anyone know of the costs involved? Roscommon area.

DBK1 · 29-07-2021 1:10am

I don’t know anything about the costs involved but it is a job I’ve done with lads a couple of times. The advice I would give is to prepare well for it. Draw a sketch of the shed yourself and take accurate measurements of the distances between every pillar. Mark that on the sketch. Then as the shed is being dismantled number every sheet as it comes down and stack them in order. Again mark on your sketch where the numbers correspond to.

Basically the simplest way to rebuild it is to put everything back up in exactly the same order and position as it came down and that will make the job a whole lot easier.

Best of luck with it, 7 bays is a fine size shed.

Waternotsoda · 29-07-2021 1:28pm

Thanks for replying. How did u dig up the uprights? The shed went up in the 80s and was added to down the years. So some of the uprights were placed in a hole and then it was filled in.

Tileman · 29-07-2021 3:24pm

The uprights are usually just cut off at ground level

148multi · 29-07-2021 7:32pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117678241#Comment_117678241

Lift them after shed is dismantled, with the lift arm of a tractor, your looking at the guts of a grand worth of steel. The lump af concrete that's around them will break up, if your having problems, cut a line through the concrete in line with the h iron at opposite sides

Waternotsoda · 30-07-2021 11:24am

Thanks

blue5000 · 03-08-2021 1:34pm

I’ve never done one but lining up the holes on the roof sheets can be the hardest part to get right, tube of silicone might be needed to block old holes. Let us know how it goes.

Waternotsoda · 12-05-2022 9:08am

Got it taken down and transported for €1,800.

Bass Reeves · 12-05-2022 9:14am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119049762#Comment_119049762

How much to re-erected. That is a very good price( half or more than I would expect) to take it down and transport.

Was being quoted 2k for labour alone to erect a lean-to onto a two bay shed last year and I then could not get him to do it.

Waternotsoda · 12-05-2022 9:21am

It will be rebuilt over the summer. He will do a price for me then.

patsy_mccabe · 12-05-2022 9:28am

If I was doing it, I'd get a laser level and mark all the uprights at about eye level. That would be a great help when lining them up again. No small job taking down and rebuilding a shed like that.

Good loser · 14-05-2022 1:00am

Have a 50/60 year old round roof shed. 3" angle iron purlins on steel frame. Sheets secured with many J bolts.

Would like to replace roof sheets and maybe do more. Any advice? What are prospects that angle iron is okay.

Would it be done off scaffolding or off hoists?

Take down & rebuild hay shed.

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