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7 things you should never store in your garden shed Canned food. Try to avoid storing tins and cans in your shed. ... Paints and glue. When subject to extreme temperatures, paints and glue can often break down. ... Photographs. ... Clothing and bedding. ... Wine. ... Electronics. ... Musical instruments.
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It may seem like unnecessary hard work and expense but it is vital to ensure you position your shed on a secure base. If you put your shed directly...
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Learn More »Insulation, mould and humidity control in a garden shed means that there are certain household items you should avoid storing inside them. Whether it's paint, glue, canned food or clothing, it's important you know what should be kept off your shed's shelves to avoid them getting damaged. "There are two factors you should consider before storing something in your garden shed – temperature and moisture. Extreme temperature can damage a variety of items, and mould and mildew can render a lot of products useless quite quickly," explains a spokesperson for BillyOh.com. "It’s also worth noting that there are some products that can be stored if you choose to add shed insulation, humidity control, and apparatus to regulate temperature. But if your own shed is little more than a wooden box at the end of the garden, it’s best to leave out these seven items." The shed specialists from outdoor building retailer BillyOh.com have listed the items best not to keep in your shed.
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Neutral Colors Gray, soft green, and light blue, all of which can be found in nature, are great color choices if you want your shed to blend in...
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The ADA [Americans with Disabilities Act] recommends 1 foot for ramp for every one inch of rise. Dec 22, 2015
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21AA Crushed Concrete is great for drainage which makes it the right solution in wet areas. It's often used as a surface for driveways or parking...
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