I have a wooden shed of sorts on my garden. The person that built is fitted it around the corner of the external wall so it is basically an 'L' shape.
It was made from old fencing panels (don't ask!)and was constructed in a featherboard style. The problem is there are some panels that have gaps between them and although I was told this wouldn't be an issue the shed is far from waterproof.
The roof is felted and needs to be looked at as that too has a gap between the outer wall and where the shed begins but more urgent is the need to waterproof the walls?
I am desprately trying to avoid pulling the whole thing down if I can because I can't really afford to buy a new shed right now so I was wondering if there is something I can line the walls with (either on the outside or the inside) to get me through the next few months at least.
I really need to remedy this soon because my chair cushions etc and power tools are going to take a real battering if they get any wetter.
Anyone?
It was made from old fencing panels (don't ask!)and was constructed in a featherboard style. The problem is there are some panels that have gaps between them and although I was told this wouldn't be an issue the shed is far from waterproof.
The roof is felted and needs to be looked at as that too has a gap between the outer wall and where the shed begins but more urgent is the need to waterproof the walls?
I am desprately trying to avoid pulling the whole thing down if I can because I can't really afford to buy a new shed right now so I was wondering if there is something I can line the walls with (either on the outside or the inside) to get me through the next few months at least.
I really need to remedy this soon because my chair cushions etc and power tools are going to take a real battering if they get any wetter.
Anyone?
