Using sectional concrete garage in foundations or slab?

[Ian H]

Get it on e-bay today.

 

[noseall]

We have used it but it needs breaking up and you will likely have to sift out the rebar mesh as this will be a hindrance. Only really worth the effort if you have machines on site and a deep hole to fill.

 

[HERTS P&D]

Can you take it down and store it in the garage?



Andy

 

[noseall]

Can you take it down and store it in the garage?



Andy

My old gaffer used to say "dig a hole and bury it" when asked what to do with dug out spoil.

 

[JP_]

Sold! Our had about 900 views and 40 watchers. I was expecting a bidding was after an early opening bid of £1, bit only one more bid came. Sold for £1.20. 3 guys removed it yesterday.

Saved £649 in demolition fees.

 

[HERTS P&D]

Result!

Andy

 

[tomfe]

What are you going to spend you £1.20 minus ebay/paypal fees on?
A freddo?

 

[JP_]

Well, I saw a cheap garage on ebay ..... I could buy it and get it built down the bottom of the garden!

 

[JP_]

They only wanted the concrete and doors, so the wood was mostly burned (apart from some solid joists that might come in handy for the shed base... so I had some fun with my first ever bonfire. Also burnt all the rotten joists, battens, skirtingboards and floorboards that were waiting to go to the tip, along with the front hedge and 2 small trees. A productive day!

 

[Ian H]

Damn, I'd have given you £1.25 for that

 

[Footsoldier888]

You aren't supposed to burn any treated wood btw, it is pretty toxic. It is something to bear in mind re neighbours.

 

[JP_]

Oh, I didn't know that. All gone now. All neighbours stayed indoors, but I was out there all day while it was burning to make sure it didn't get out of control!

 

[HERTS P&D]

Every man needs to have a fire now and again!

'I am man, I make fire'



Andy