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Unusual Garden Sheds?

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  • 19-06-2006 1:30pm
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    RE*AC*TOR
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    I'm in the market for a garden shed.

    Obviously the likes of B&Q do cheap enough, self assembly sheds.

    However, I'd be interested in any kind of value-added shed, something different than just a small wooden box in the garden, something unusual.

    Now, I don't have a huge garden, and I have a mid terrace townhouse.

    I'd be interested in unusually designed sheds, I don't mind wood or metal / plastic. I would like the idea of having a power supply, and I have the (free) services of a highly trained electrician should the need present itself.

    I like the idea of putting something like this in the shed http://www.flyingbeds.com/14.Euro_BunkBed/Euro-ComputerBed.htm

    Space saving and practical.

    Any other practical shed advice is greatly appreciated.


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    De_man
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    hi
    argos do a few types of "Chalet" style sheds but are quite pricey IMHO whereabouts are you located? Ballyneety Timber Products (limerick) supplied me with a chalet style for 800Euro (8X6).

    Hanleys on the Airport Road in Cork also have a wide variety to choose from we got a (10X12) there and i believe they travel quite extensively you could always give them a call for a price




    A pint of plain is yer only man


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    #3
    RE*AC*TOR
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    Located in Dublin.

    I see what you mean about Chalet type sheds. Perhaps I might be best off buying a standard shed and adjusting it to my needs.

    The idea of a potting shed is interesting in as much as it gives a dual purpose, so its not just a wooden box full of tools and a lawnmower.


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