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Disassembling garden shed

Boskowski · 2011-04-14 21:34:07

I could get a nice enough garden shed for free which comes in handy as I was going to buy one for the bike anyway. Only thing in order to get home I'd have to disassemble the thing. Anyone ever done this and is it worth it or will it never be the same?

14-04-2011 10:34pm

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Boskowski

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I could get a nice enough garden shed for free which comes in handy as I was going to buy one for the bike anyway.
Only thing in order to get home I'd have to disassemble the thing.
Anyone ever done this and is it worth it or will it never be the same?

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#2 14-04-2011 11:11pm

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Did one about 4 years ago. Needed new roof felt and put it back up using screws rather than the original nails. It's still standing so that's a good thing..

I can't usually put up a shelf up straight.. so Yah is say its worth it.

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#3 16-04-2011 11:39am

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Timber sheds are kinda like garden fence panels fixed together.

You essentially have front, back and side panels with a base and then the roof lats are fixed on separatley.

Try looking for screws at the top of the wall pieces and at the base where the panels would be fixed to each other

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