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It is unplasticised, meaning that no chemicals have been added to soften the material, therefore creating its rigid structure. uPVC is a cost-effective material and is used widely in the construction industry for making window frames, guttering and pipework.
The best concrete thickness for a shed tends to be 4 inches which is the standard size used for most residential concrete patios, walkways and...
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You do need gravel under a concrete slab, footing, or patio. Gravel provides a solid foundation for your concrete as it can be compacted. It also...
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uPVC is the most widely used material for manufacturing windows and doors. Thanks to its durability, excellent insulating capacity, low maintenance finish and customisation options, it has remained popular with homeowners since the first uPVC windows of the 1980s. uPVC windows today, however, are vastly improved compared to their original 1980s counterparts. With such a diverse range of benefits, it’s perhaps no surprise that uPVC windows are still so popular.
The best timber for a stud wall is simple, common, low-cost construction-grade carcassing timber, but you can also use treated timber if you wish....
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The simple answer is the shepherd's hut itself doesn't need planning permission, it's what you are doing with it that may do. Is a shepherd's hut...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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Metal roofing systems that you can install yourself are readily available, but you need to feel comfortable working with metal (and you'll pay a...
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The material is more resistant to fire, weather, warping and discoloration due to UV damage. However, black UPVC windows can still fade. The finish...
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Spray foam insulation for metal buildings is an excellent way to control the climate in your business. Spray foam has effective insulation...
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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. ......
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