This is pretty close to what would be my dream shed.
Just can't quite afford it.
http://www.designconnection.com/gara...?garagenum=g62
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This is pretty close to what would be my dream shed.
Just can't quite afford it.
http://www.designconnection.com/gara...?garagenum=g62
I too would love something like that
Not bad, Bob. Although the doorways look a little narrow. We'd probably put in one big wide tilt thing or something. Very nice though. More character than our Titans!:D
It's not big enough!
Hey Bob here is the Australian version.
http://www.fairdinkumsheds.com.au/store.php?cPath=10
I'm not a fan of the Gambrel style roof Bazza.
I know what you mean Bob. the one you posted certainly has more class than the one I posted and I would certainly prefer yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by echnidna
whack a few strawbales around the outside of itQuote:
Originally Posted by Grunt
I'm with Grunt,Quote:
Originally Posted by Grunt
You'd need to at least double, probably treble, the size to get a decent working area. There is also the small problem of what you put upstairs, timber or machinery, either way, how are ya gonna get the stuff up there?
Looks pretty though! ;) :D
Its about 4 times the size of what I have now
I shed a tear for you.Quote:
Its about 4 times the size of what I have now
Its over 1000 sq ft
Make me shed too big and I won't be able to find anything in it.
Don't forget to subtract the area the stairs take up. That means it'd be less than 500 sq ft on the ground floor.Quote:
Originally Posted by echnidna
Of course you won't find anything!!!
3rd Law of the Universe - all your STUFF will expand to fill the available space.
Just thinking.........Quote:
Originally Posted by echnidna
That means that the one person darkroom I had in the old house is the same size as the work space you have now... :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
who wants stairs?
A rollup ladder so no one can find me seems a good idea!!