Garage

[Guest 2b cruising]

Dino. Where are the pipes for your underfloor heating.

Can't see the 3 phase cables for you lift, milling machine, lathe or any other Propper boys toys.

[jaimo]

Well they told me can't have a garage to do with the leasehold so on the look for another house

[Guest 2b cruising]

Good man. Priorities are to be followed correctly.

[Dean Roberts]

Dino. Where are the pipes for your underfloor heating.

Can't see the 3 phase cables for you lift, milling machine, lathe or any other Propper boys toys.

 

Under floor heating

[Guest peter2b2002]

No matter how big your shed is you still fill it up with boy toys and look for a bigger one

Peter2b

[Mitch]

good job you checked up Jaimo, ,, bloody new houses, minefield of covenants and ties,

 

Mitch

[Dean Roberts]

Fibre-glass the void & line the inside with ply -- will make it cosy/ draft-proof & add triangulation to your build.

 

Can anybody recommend any epoxy fibreglass products?

[jaimo]

Depends on wot u wanna do dino

[Dean Roberts]

Depends on wot u wanna do dino

 

as per the quote dude: "Fibre-glass the void"

which I imagine is a lot and requires a roller and a trade/bulk sized tin

[theduck]

 

Can anybody recommend any epoxy fibreglass products?

 

 

I assumed he meant this

 

[Dean Roberts]

 

 

I assumed he meant this

 

 

a bit posh for a shed

[WallerZ]

At that rate you may as well put a minibar and chandelier in too!

[Dean Roberts]

At that rate you may as well put a minibar and chandelier in too!

 

Close but no cigar..... It will have a few home luxuries.

But this will mainly be the storage/workshop/play area.

 

The kit and main garage on the side of the house is next on the agenda for upgrades during the dark months.

 

 

 

.......hmmmmmm, minibar

[fry61]

Glass-fibre insulation is indeed the product I recommended -- once the ambient temperature falls below 15*C you will find your shed cold -- unless that is you're metal bashing with a 14lb sledge hammer ( or your Al M ) For draught proofing I would have used TYvec Sheeting over the frame before fixing the cladding -- but didn't mention as you had fixed boards before a picture appeared on forum.

[Dean Roberts]

OK....thanks for the info...just wondered if anybody had attempted brushing fibreglass on the inside of the wood (as per fibre glassing wooden roofs) to stop water ingress and damp.

 

I intended on insulating and applying some inside boards also, but haven't got around to it just yet.

Next is getting the roof on and making sure it's water tight, insulation, inner walls, doors, windows and then flooring.

 

Then the easy bits - internal wall, electrics, lighting, shelving and train set