

The second one is probably big enough and I dare say cheaper than the insulated workshop. Local stable builder to me makes them
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I'll take herbyewayrider wrote: ↑Sat Dec 29, 2018 4:10 pm ..a wife that cant cook but looks nice is worth diddly squat![]()
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The problem with brick is the huge cost. £15,000 to £20,000 and I just dont have that cash. The concrete sectional one is a condensation magnet.byewayrider wrote:if your keeping valuable motorbikes inside and tools make sure its secure ive always prefered bricks and motor to wood as a chain saw can eat wood for breakfast or a portable power saw....however nice it looks practicality always wins...a wife that cant cook but looks nice is worth diddly squat![]()
Yes definitely no windows. Couple of bikes in the shed and nothing much elsesimonw wrote:I'd opt for no windows, so no-one can see in at all the lovely things worth knicking. If you're building it yourself (which is pretty easy) it's also much easier and cheaper to build without windows.