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I want to clad the underside of front overhang of my shed/garden-room in 11mm T&G - the overhang is about 900mm, so not insubstantial. (I'm lining the interior with the same stuff, so have bought extra) The wood will naturally need treatment as it will be outside. I'm not fussed about...

I like the idea of encouraging bats, however I don't want to offer any invitation to wasps, front or rear, as if a nest does get in there, it'll be a pig of a job to sort out.

nope. Shed is installed. As stated the base is 3x6 and 2x6 timbers on 4ft groundscrews. It ain't going anywhere. finally got all noggins in by Ouch77 posted 18 Jun 2020 at 10:26 AM

at 46kg with the rigidity of a 6' drunkard, I'd say it would be tough to move! I'm kinda looking for a complete floor solution, rather than just a patch here and there, if you know what I mean.

My new shed is needing a suitable floor covering for its intended purpose - exercise bike, treadmill and weights (if there's space). Popular opinion seems to be some form of rubber floor, either in tiles or sheet-roll, which I'd agree appears to be durable, cleanable, nonslip and water...

Hi all, I got me a new shed. looking tidy by Ouch77 posted 19 Jun 2020 at 8:23 AM I'm currently fitting it out. I'm putting 100mm rigid insulation between the 6" roof timbers with an air-gap above (it's actually pretty effective even now in this 30° heat). I want to discourage insects...

Hi all, I'm planning on lining a new shed I've had installed with T&G cladding. The shed is build with 3x2" cls framed panels, prefabbed and assembled on site. Each corner has a frame side and an open side, for want of better description: I'm unsure how I'm going to support the cut ends of...