Concrete Base Question

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Hi, sorry for the new topic, bit of a dilemma now. Just one question please.

The picture below should say it all.

Basically the shed I wanted to build is quite tight within the wall space (including overlap)... So if I do go ahead with it, the base will be uptight against the wall with NO gap (just 2 sides). Will this be a major problem for water? Or should there be a gap for the water to drain?

Perhaps I could create a small gully for the water to drain?

Please suggest the right method, I really appreciate any help, thank you :)

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just lay teh slab with a slight fall away from the house, it will drain under the shed and away from the wall then
 
Thermo said:
just lay teh slab with a slight fall away from the house, it will drain under the shed and away from the wall then

good idea mate, thanks.

its not a house wall though, just a 6ft wall (i think the previous tenants were building a garage, but only did half of it). That's why the shed will fit nicely in there, however im contemplating taking it down now, because i just realised, I will need access to paint the shed... i think it would be best to take it down.

yeah, I'll take it down :rolleyes: sorry :LOL:
 
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Why don't you use the wall as one side of the shed, build another wall opposite, and use that to hold up the roof. That's half the shed already built.
 

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