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colin jones 30-08-09 09:16

The new shed
 
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Hi all, I just thought I would share some pics of my new shed. I just finished it today and ofcourse it will be full of that old green house effect.
MAN MUST HAVE SHED.(s)
colin :cheers: :drunk:

Keith Webb 30-08-09 09:24

Shed
 
Excellent work as always Colin! Now you're going to have fun finding enough to fill it before starting on the next one. :note:

Bob McNeill 30-08-09 11:07

shed
 
Lucky bugger.

Lynn Eades 30-08-09 11:24

Hi Colin
 
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It looks great! How many does that make? We're doing one here. This is the one and only, and mine would probably fit inside the corner of yours, if it was squashed a bit. The two lower bits of the roof, are the house.
House = 101 sq.m., Shed = 252 sq.m., Total =353 sq.m. = One Very Tolerant Wife. We are on top of a hill, and the house looks north, out to sea

colin jones 30-08-09 12:47

I don't have very far to fill this one keith. That looks like beautiful country side lynn. I wanted to join my shed to the house but the wife said no, she must think I need the exercise. :fry:

aj.lec 30-08-09 12:58

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Originally Posted by colin jones (Post 118376)
MAN MUST HAVE SHED.(s)
colin :cheers: :drunk:

AMEN to that Colin :D

No matter how big you build them they are never big enough
My last shed was 7mx11m (too small) I now have a small block a little further out of town and built a shed 18mx16m and funny enough within 6 months it was too small too :doh:

gjamo 30-08-09 23:00

Shed
 
Hi Colin,
The shed looks great. I particularly like the high skylights.What are its dimensions and is it commercially available?
Graeme

colin jones 31-08-09 00:10

hi graeme, my shed is 24 x 9 x 4.2 at the eaves. This is not a commercial shed, I fabricated it myself but you are more than welcome to a set of calcs for the council.
regards
Colin.

Ganmain Tony 01-09-09 11:31

This may be pushing it
 
Colin

Tony from Ganmain,

Ive observed some of your projects with amazement (and mixed with considerable amount of envy at times). The shed is appears to be another testament at your skill. I hope your lousy at tennis or something to make me feel better!!!

You said you had plans for this shed, I am about to embark on the process of building a shed (council approvals etc) I was wondering what your may have cost if that's not too rude a question to ask. Perhaps a private message to either tell me to get lost or just return some general abuse is fine. :no4:

Keith Webb 01-09-09 14:25

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Tony, Colin builds these sheds for a living so he knows what he's about. I've visited Colin (you can meet him at Corowa next year) and he is not only a shed builder but an amazing restorer of vehicles as well.

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Originally Posted by Ganmain Tony (Post 118455)
Colin

Tony from Ganmain,

Ive observed some of your projects with amazement (and mixed with considerable amount of envy at times). The shed is appears to be another testament at your skill. I hope your lousy at tennis or something to make me feel better!!!

You said you had plans for this shed, I am about to embark on the process of building a shed (council approvals etc) I was wondering what your may have cost if that's not too rude a question to ask. Perhaps a private message to either tell me to get lost or just return some general abuse is fine. :no4:


Ganmain Tony 01-09-09 14:43

Colin - extraordinaire!
 
:note:

Keith, believe me I know. :bang: Ive looked with awe at some of Colins extraordinary feats on Carriers, fabricating parts from designs on paper. As I said I'm extremely envious of his skill..

Would appreciate an intro if I havent frightened Colin off with my obnoxious style of thread replies........

gjamo 02-09-09 00:01

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Thats a very generous offer Colin. Will send you a PM.
Graeme

colin jones 02-09-09 23:29

Thankyou all for your very kind words, I,m sure we can all surprise ourselves with self achievement and simply "give it a go" except for tennis, footy, soccer, basketball, etc, etc,etc. I,m hopeless.
As far as the shed is concerned, it cost me about $20,000 with floor, but I had no labour cost and some of the materials were leftovers. I would estimate
a shed like that would be around $50k -$55k to have done. ( I am extremely fortunate to be in the trade) But if you can weld and have the facilities to do it, you would save at least $10k-$15k. You are very welcome to a set of engineer calcs which will save you $2.5K for a start. PM me if you want my private ph number. I will help anyway I can.
regards
Colin.


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