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Posted by Joe on December 10, 2006, 12:53 pm
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>>> argos are selling, maintenance free resin coated 'ship lap' style
>>> galvanised steel sheds 3.03 metres by 2.37 metres for £400. i have
>>> been told that the quality of most wooden sheds are very poor (not like
>>> the ones you see already erected in the garden centres) which you only
>>> discover when all the wood arrives at your house.
>>>
>>> i would like to know, do these steel sheds come with their own flooring?
>>> (the argos catalogue does not say). if not, i guess we would need some
>>> concrete laid down; which as a 'novice' and retired would be a bit too
>>> much for me.
>>>
>>> does any one have experience of these metal sheds please, i.e. the good
>>> and bad points and what to watch out, if anything? and is there anyway
>>> around laying a concrete base? thanks
>> About ten years ago I bought a metal shed, not from B&Q I might add. It
>> came with a shuttering ply floor. The sub floor I did was sand and
>> slabs. Worked just great, always dry as a bone, nothing has shifted.
>> Much better that timber. I keep all my camping equipment in it. Never a
>> problem.
>> Hope this helps.
>> Cheers. Joe
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> yes thanks. not from b and q. ? if its a good shed with a floor, where
> did you buy yours please? surprised you can keep things like tents in a
> garden shed. i always assumed it was too damp for ours and end up dragging
> them into the loft.
Bought from a local garden centre. I live in North Devon so we are wet most
of the time. Never had a problem with damp in the shed. Stuff comes out
each spring and is put back each November.
Joe
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