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Anchor your plastic shed to its base to ensure it stays firmly fixed to the ground. Polycarbonate sheds offer plenty of protection from wet weather, but they're lightweight, so there is a risk of them being blown over, or even blown apart, in strong winds. So choose wisely, and install well.
Three Steps to Stopping Mice From Getting Into Your Shed Keep your shed well sealed. Mice are well-known chewers and climbers. ... Don't leave food...
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In many cases, restoring a shed is the lower-cost option rather than rebuilding, especially if the main structures and larger areas are sound and...
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Struggling to find space for the gardening gear and the patio set? Secure storage for bikes and DIY tools? Need it to be weather-proof, long-lasting with hassle-free assembly? It may well be that a plastic shed is your ideal solution.
Flat Surface: It is imperative that the ground of which the shed will be built on is completely flat and level. A base that is not flat could cause...
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To cut a long story short, yes you generally can build a brick shed in a garden. Planning permission may be required if the building is...
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Unless you've constructed your shed on a concrete slab, chances are there's a space between the floor of the shed and the ground beneath. This gap...
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If balls regularly come into your garden, you are obliged to give the ball back (either throw it back over or keep it safe to give to the owner...
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However, there are a number of factors that are affecting used pallets, which is why they need to be heat treated. One of the prime examples of why...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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Will I be able to build my own house or building without a license? Yes, property owners may construct a building or structure which is for their...
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