Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Chatting => Equipment Shed => Topic started by: sarac on April 19, 2012, 13:09
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Hi
Got my new allotment plot last night, so eager to get started.
Been looking online today at sheds and for the size that I am looking for (7x4) I have not been able to find one for under £100!!! :blink: :unsure: Can anyone suggest a cheaper alternative or know of a supplier where I could get one for under £100???
I have tried several trusted second hand selling websites but there are none local to me (Leicestershire)...
Anyone help ???
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Try freecycle
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All I can say is ..........you'll be lucky ::)
Unless you fancy making your own by recycling pallet wood
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Got my 8' X 4' shed for £50:00 ! :ohmy: The secret - it was a show shed from one of the B & Q type places. I cannot take all the credit, my Son saw it and snapped it up. With a more substantial base and a few coats of good preserver, I hope it will 'see me out'.
Pop round and ask the management if any are 'end of range' bargains. :) Best wishes
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The other alternative is good old flea bay, even then - you'll be shocked at what they go up to............and you have to dismantle yourself!!!
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All I can say is ..........you'll be lucky ::)
Unless you fancy making your own by recycling pallet wood
I was thinking that too, got to be dead lucky to get anything for that ££ and even if you did, the quality of it is going to be very suspect anyway
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even if you get a shed for £99, it'll be rubbish I'm afraid. A recent purchase costing nearly £300 by a plot neighbour left me VERY underwelmed. You couldn't lean on the thing for fear of falling through the walls and as for security - you wouldn't bother trying the lock, just stick your fist through the door and yank it off its pathetic hinges.
build your own for £100 and you'll get a much stringer shed, exactly how YOU want it
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hi all,
Before i got my first shed I built a tool store - This was made from wood i scrounged from broken pallets etc and its about 8' long 3'wide and 3' tall it opens one side and has felt on the top , This is an ideal place to store your tools to start and cost me nothing to build.
Now I have managed to be very lucky and acquire a shed from free-cycle -I have completely refurbished it and lined the inside with pallet wood to stop people breaking in (our site got done over within the first month)
The cheapest way to build a tool store while you wait to either acquire one or find one cheap enough.
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Hello all
Here is a link to a pic that shows my tool store we built - its in front of my shed as i was given a small shed so kept it for the tools to go in
http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=1960
hope you like it