DIY Builds
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Most sheds are assembled within 1 day.
You may build without planning permission if your garden room is located more than 20 metres from your main building and less than 10m x 10m in...
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Traps are one of the most effective ways to get rid of rats fast. For best results, consider using snap traps, which are a fast method to kill rats...
Read More »Do I need to call to schedule installation? No, a Yardline representative will contact you within 3-5 business days after your installation purchase date to review your order and schedule installation. The representative will also confirm your shingle color and any accessories at this time. Builder arrival times are set for either morning (8am-12pm) or afternoon (12pm-4pm); Weather permitting. Your local builder will contact you the day of the install prior to arriving on site. What is the lead time for installation? Typical installation lead time is 6 to 8 weeks, but may vary during peak and promotional times. Do I need to be home during the installation? You do not need to be home once the installation process has started, but you should be home at completion for a walk through and to sign the certificate of completion. How long does installation typically take? Most sheds are assembled within 1 day. Please allow 2-3 days for the completion of our shed installation services on 12 foot wide models or larger. Do I need to do anything to prepare my yard prior to installation? • The build site should be level within 6 inches
At least one main vent stack is required for every building that has plumbing when connecting separately to the sewer for the building or its...
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California leads the nation in floriculture production. The USDA's National Agriculture Statistics Service released a new report on floriculture...
Read More »Sheds should be single storey. There should be no platforms, balconies or verandas on sheds. Sheds should be a maximum of three metres high unless they have dual pitched roofs, in which case they can be up to four metres high.
Another is will it upset your neighbours? good neighbours are a real credit to have, if it upsets them size wise which could be an eyesore, then it may spark up council visits and an investigation into the size of the shed. If you choose to build a shed then these rules must be followed otherwise it may result in a costly tear down of the shed by law. Providing you follow the rules above, your shed is perfectly legal. All purchased sheds will follow these rules but if you choose to create your own shed then you need to do the calculations. We do not recommend that you build your own shed unless you have knowledge in construction or have someone oversee the build with the knowledge. Remember, Safety over cost.
Understanding NEC Regulations with Regards to Romex Romex is a brand name of non-metal sheathing wire. To give you an overview of what the National...
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The dull-tipped un-pointed anchors require you to drill a pilot hole into the drywall. Pointed tip styles don't need a pilot hole; you can just tap...
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If your neighbour owns the wall or fence You can't make changes to your side without their permission, such as painting it. If the wall or fence...
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To create a template: Step 1: Click on Options; this opens a dialogue box called Label Options. Step 2: Click on New Label; this opens a dialogue...
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