[francisgreen]

Homebase are doing a 6ft x 4ft metal shed for £89
£30 off normal rrp (apparently).

Any body got any experience of these?

Many thanks.

[hindy]

Don't do it.   
They get very hot in the sun and get lots of condensation in them.
A wood one is a lot better.

[Rangerkris]

I have heard they are great for condensation get a wooden one.

[hindy]

Homebase normally sell a wooden one the same size at about the same price.

[philskin]

ive put one of those up at the school i work at 3 reasons not to
 reason 1
 they get to hot and very damp inside
 reason 2
 you could cut them open with a penknife
 reson 3
 they are totally c**p
 either go plastic or better still wood

[francisgreen]

Many thanks troops, sterling work!

I told the wife we should stick to wood!

[Gwiz]

ive put one of those up at the school i work at 3 reasons not to
 reason 1
 they get to hot and very damp inside
 reason 2
 you could cut them open with a penknife
 reson 3
 they are totally c**p
 either go plastic or better still wood

I've just thought of another one.....(although you're number three reason is good enough on it's own!)

They're three dimensional jigsaws to put together!

[beestie-crawlies]

Hi,

If you do decide to get one make sure its well secured down.

I've got one, aquired from freecycle last year.

I had to reteive it from a neighbours plot at the weekend

It's a bit dented now, but still does the job of hiding my fork and spade.

I may look into building a wooden one from scratch over the summer! 

[philskin]

ive put one of those up at the school i work at 3 reasons not to
 reason 1
 they get to hot and very damp inside
 reason 2
 you could cut them open with a penknife
 reson 3
 they are totally c**p
 either go plastic or better still wood

I've just thought of another one.....(although you're number three reason is good enough on it's own!)

They're three dimensional jigsaws to put together!

 ha ha i totally agree gwiz when i put the one at school up it didnt feel solid untill the very last bolt went in ,and ive never seen so many small parts