sarasquares

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hopefully someone can help me here. i have a new 10x8 shed and cant find any sort of shelving etc that i can use inside to maximise the space.

what i want from you lot are some ideas or links and maybe pics of your own handywork to give me an idea on what to do

i have checked carefully that i have not added any double meanings in my post

do your worst

AndyC_772

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Must resist temptation to link to Barryboys site...

sarasquares

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i am trying very hard not to google that

OllyK

B&Q modular metal shelving units

Coffin Dodger

Readersheds.co.uk | National Shed Week - July 7th 2008 | Shed of the year 2008 Announced

Waiting for the call that my new 12x6 pent roof jobbie is ready for delivery. Can't wait

sarasquares

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i was the same waiting for mine to arrive. was gutted when it didnt, twice! (shed-store)

its now painted a lovely sage colour

i dont want the metal shelving, thats for a garage, its got to be wooden

Coffin Dodger

Hmmm glad I didn't get mine from Shed-Store, luckily we had a bloke do some fencing and he recommended a local place where he got his fence panels from. Half the price of Shed-Store and only £25 for them to come and put it up

That said they haven't delivered yet either but did say they were busy when I ordered it and that it would be a few weeks.

alcazar

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Not exactly mine, but I DID take the picture, and enthusiasts call 'em "sheds" on account of the corrugated sides:

Puff The Magic Wagon!

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My shed



Needed to move it so as to build the garage...



It was a bit cold all perched up there on its lonesome



But it soon warmed up & got some company



Then took it down by hand & rebuilt it in it's new location. Had taken the precaution of only screwing it together knowing that evenutally it would move. Gave it a new felt roof though



Just for good measure, added a lean-to wood shed

Devildog

Sarah,

get down to Focus/Homebase/B&Q/Wickes and buy some wooden shelfs and some shelf brackets. Don't forget the screws and make sure they are not too long.

Take them home and put them up.

Alternatively, buy a set of wooden shelving units from the aforementioned stores and put them up. Get some small angle brackets to affix the shelving unit to the shed so it doesn't fall over

Floor standing better as they don't put strain on the shed walls (and fall off when put up by a dizzy female )

Shelves like this

4 Tier Free Standing Shelf Unit - DIY and Tools from DIYTools.co.uk - Your First Stop For All Things DIY !


A few angle brackets like this

19mmx19mm Angle Bracket - DIY and Tools from DIYTools.co.uk - Your First Stop For All Things DIY !

Job done.

J4CKO

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sarasquares

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CD you jammy git

i searched for weeks for a cheaper shed but ended up paying the same as everyone else. my boyfriend put it up in gale force winds and on his own, i held the screws

puff, am loving the 'lean to'

isn't that a summerhouse jacko? nice tidy garden and you have reminded me to get a new peg bag

i will post up mine tomorrow if it stops raining

and why hasn't anyone posted a pic of the 'inside' of the shed

hectic

Squarsey, your only trying to entice Po back , aren't you

sarasquares

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my thread, my shed


spot the shed lol. its the best i could get in this weather.

i might get that tiered wooden shelving that DD posted up. i could paint it to match my shed


and in case anyone was wondering, that is a sectional concrete garage next to the shed

oldsplice

You need to get something growing up that pergola Sara! Oh........and nice shed btw.

sarasquares

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Po who?

he's prolly got wood worm

sarasquares

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thanks i like it too, better in sage green than pink
the pergola only went up in the spring so early days. i have 2 grapevines on the go that should produce fruit next year and eventually cover it. got loads of stuff from Crews Hill this week but its too wet