shed , the final chapter (finished)

there you go guys , finally finished, thanks for all your advise been a great help.

chris perry wrote:

there you go guys , finally finished, thanks for all your advise been a great help.

hi chris, thats 100% better mate looks great well done .

hi chris , looking at the traps on the loft front how do the birds trap back in
i can see where the flaps come down to let the birds out but can,t see any drop holes
for them to get back in .

Not going to use e t s so will trap through open door at the moment, if I change to e t s in the future then I will have to remove the trap for a proper ete trap

ah right ok mate , but to make it easier just take the top wire of the traps and replace
with drop holes and put a landing platform on a lot better than leaving the doors open .

spot on now mate, well done you should be well proud of that

looking good chris

Loads better now Chris, spot on for you now to use mate

Spot on Chris well done mate
Ken

well done chris, that looks spot on............. have you got it sorted out inside as well ?

DAVID wrote:

well done chris, that looks spot on............. have you got it sorted out inside as well ?

all done inside even put some electrics in there today,
show racers in one side and racers in the the other, the only problem i have now is that come next year i will have to decide which way to go showing or racing?
can't see me having the room for two, gardens not big enough for another shed

chris, build up so theres a second floor........a fancier near me has only a small triangle shaped garden and he built on top of his loft to add a secong floor, he added an apex roof which he tiled and its excellent......

i wish, its a council house, took me ages to get permision for this one

hi chris , if you don,t mind me asking how much as it cost all to gether
to build and finish your loft . im only asking cos im thinking about building one in my
back garden if i decide to come of my plot of land i rent off the council . cheers kev

kev d wrote:

hi chris , if you don,t mind me asking how much as it cost all to gether
to build and finish your loft . im only asking cos im thinking about building one in my
back garden if i decide to come of my plot of land i rent off the council . cheers kev

10 x 8 shed worked out at 14 of 8x4 boards, these was aquired cheap off a back of a lorry at £10.00 a sheet should of been £30.00 as i used 3/4 external ply .
then the 3 x 2 frame work was recycled

with felt , boards , screws etc it came to £190.00 buts that only cause the baords were knock off

Looks excellent mate...bet the birds love it in there

cheers , if i do build one it wount be no more then 12x6
i work part time at build base so ive all ready got my frame work for free
i will use the tiles off my loft i have now its just i need the ply for the sides
and i will use ship lap for the front . cheers

were you from kev i noticed wellington ?is that wellington just outside telford,
or another wellington, the only reason i ask is telford,s only aboat 1/2 hr drive from mine

chris perry wrote:

were you from kev i noticed wellington ?is that wellington just outside telford,
or another wellington, the only reason i ask is telford,s only aboat 1/2 hr drive from mine

no wellington somerset . i once got a clock sent down from yorkshire by my brother i said to him have you put the right address on the box he said cause i have what do you take me for , i got it 2 weeks later via wellington shropshire , what a tw-t

just got the birds to concentrate on now chris happy days

yes looking good

lets see see some pics of your birds now chris

ian wrote:

lets see see some pics of your birds now chris

will do ian, no probs,

ian wrote:

lets see see some pics of your birds now chris

there you go ian delbars and show racers,

very nice