Recent content by bigbird76

I built this a few weeks ago it has breathable membrane on the roof followed by shed felt followed by onduline bitumen corrugated sheets, The smaller frame is my log storage work in progress using wood etc that i have left and that is going on the left side of my summer shed veranda hybrid...

I was gonna say why dont you fit some bitumen corrugated sheets on top of the felt, sheets have about 15yr life I use onduline ones, About £13 each in wickes

I played arma 2 with all the addons (op arrowhead etc) for years in multiplayer, Met some fantastic friends across europe and the united states playing that game, Domination game mode is my fav online and escape chernarus is good too for 3 to 8 players. Recently been playing arma 3 with a few...

Just buy both bearings if they aint that much to buy?

Hi guys here is the story Please read as it would probably effect everyone who is capable of changing drum/tub bearings I have a hotpoint Ultima wmd942 which looks like this https://cdn.images.reevoo.com/products/1432/1432850/original.jpg%1Ftimestamp=1398538417 So its been getting noisy over...

That dont look too bad for the money might keep an eye out for one myself as a backup.

Glad it worked for you

Thanks for the reply's peeps. The one from screwfix looks the same type as the 2nd link I posted and does seem to have good reviews on the screwfix site Leigh

Hey all I am wanting to buy a fence/shed sprayer but was wondering what would be a decent option to get? Budget say about £50 I know there are lots of different brands and types so I found these...

yes they grip extremely well to concrete/brick

something like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STIHL-Chainsaw-MS-170-Brand-New-1-6-bhp-12-bar-30-cm-/262622302727?hash=item3d25825207:g:SVkAAOSwgZ1XryP~

The link to them bolts from toolstation. I think they were originally called thunderbolts or possibly thunderbolt is a brand, Anyway they are the best option i would use as long as the hole to take them is the correct diameter. leigh

As above comment I would buy a Stihl or a husqvarna entry level petrol chainsaw and be done with it. I have a Stihl MS181 and its done everything and more for me. Leigh

Could you not mix some sand in with the pebbles you removed and make a cheap concrete base or at least some sort of base to lay your slabs on, I would also look at getting some of the grids below to extend your shed base life if you have the budget. These are pretty good...

Hello Just a quick one from me. Currently in the middle of building a 3x3m pent shed with decking area. The roof is covered in pressure treated planks 22x150 and I plan to cover the roof with either galvanised corrugated metal sheets or the black onduline bitumen sheets. I wanted to put...