Recent content by DanFraser

Zero is a real number though.

Concrete is seriously over the top for any greenhouse. If you want it raising a little and have a suitable base that would support the greenhouse anyway just use some cheap bricks outlining the footprint and mortar to hold them in place.

It can be a result because it's a theoretical number but because it's a theoretical number and you can never know its true value you can't use it to get a result.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_by_zero Read the fallacies section.

Sounds good then. Just stick to the kiss method. And the 'if it ain't broke' rule too.

Without going into over detail... More bedrooms always equals more interest. A lot of new builds would try to squeeze four bedrooms into that floor space. A smaller 'baby' room would be more attractive to potential renters because of the utility offered. The downstairs plan is always...

Ikea funnily enough. Last time I saw it was 2 for a fiver. They are designed size wise for their furniture but they'll fit on anything with the right screws.

This looks awesome. More pics!

For cutting in, the bigger the brush the better and definitely not the cheap black bristles. Paint the lighter colour first and actually go onto the other surface by about an inch. Then cutting in on the darker colour.

Nah, no windows, yet anyway. Things will be beefed up which is where most of the annoying cost is coming from.

Well, got round to the pricing up. First local place got it to £545.88. They are the only ones with online ordering so the others might throw a smaller price in. Gotta consider delivery or van hire in this. davemar, I'm going for a construction that is cheaper on cost but tries not to...

The bracing is there because it won't be lined inside when it's built, but it will be eventually, might not though as I'm not too bothered about insulation even with it being a man cave. Cheers for the measurements on that. I've read your stuff. Damn good but way out of my budget range...

Hi everyone. Been reading here a while now planning a shed build that needs to be sturdy because it's not a fantastic area to be living and it also will be used as a workshop for working on some car bits. That includes an engine being built up in there. Here's the frame work nicely rendered...