DIY Builds
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Unlike an extension or conservatory, when you choose a pergola or patio canopy you don't need to apply for planning permission or adhere to building regulations (though you can rest assured that Broadview's team of installers work to the highest standards of safety and workmanship).
To keep the shed looking natural, use a clear wood preservative and overcoat with a clear exterior wood oil or decking oil for the best protection....
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One of the stand out changes to the planning system was the relaxation of permitted development rights relating to the temporary use of land. Prior...
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Firewood can be stored for approximately four years without any issues. Burning slightly older wood is better because green, freshly cut firewood...
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Woodworking is profitable—it can be. Many people and businesses do it as their livelihood. However, getting into it isn't easy to make money, and...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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As well, seams are often elevated at least 2” off the surface of the roof and, thus, away from moisture. A quarter-inch slope is the lowest you...
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Using pallets to build a shed is the most affordable of shed building methods. There are nearly infinite ways to make a pallet shed, but most use...
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The wood used in major projects is often aged and carefully selected to ensure that it is top quality. A famous type of wood used in traditional...
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Yes, you can have a regular flush toilet in your tiny house. BUT, it only works for on-grid, long-term parking situations. Keep in mind,...
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