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[hanra]

Ah no worries. The insulation that was used on mine, was layed down prior to the roof sheets going down.

[Ice]

You need a whirly bird on the roof if it was me to let hot air escape

[hanra]

The Roof Ventilator dosnt require any breeze to allow hot air to be extracted.

I also fitted one of these to my shed roof along with insulation. You can actually go in there in summer time, not to do any work, but you can at least go in.

http://www.andysshee...u/how-it-works/

[N/A-PWR]

I will bring the Onions, Mushrooms and Chilli

[dattoman]

No whirly

Last thing I want is it squeaking itself and the neighbours to insanity in 2 years

No insulation... rats live in it.

 

Theres 2 big doors I can open for ventilation and I'll be getting at least 1 big fan

And I have a fridge to go in it once I can afford to put power on

 

 

 

 

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[N/A-PWR]

Nice Wayne, on the other note, Datto has a Cute Man Cave

[Potta]

Wow, what a difference a few mates and a sh!tload of money makes!!

 

Well worth it though mate, that is a massive improvement

[dattoman]

Can you see it from your place Craig ?

 

Yeah I'm very much a happy man right now

And will be even happier once the concrete is finished and I can start moving in !!

[A9X]

don't forget that picky mate, done some nice stuff in the last few weeks

[Potta]

Can you see it from your place Craig ?

 

Yeah I'm very much a happy man right now

And will be even happier once the concrete is finished and I can start moving in !!

 

I thought I could see it yesterday morning as I was backing out but not sure if it was yours or the one next door.

 

I'll have a proper look on the weekend.

 

There's a lot of buildings and trees in the way.

[Mort]

That is certainly a nice big shed Neil, very jeleous, I wish I had gotten a bigger shed now.

Congratulations to everyone that helped Neil with the demolition and clean up, it's good to see mates helping each other out and achieving great results in a short time especially just before christmas.

Can't wait to see the shed finished and ready for use.

[BIG KEV]

Neil....my advice would be not to use whirly birds as in my last shed I had one directly above my car and believe it or not it dropped dust and crap all over my car as for insulation I have had two sheds built in the past and the insulation goes down prior to the roof sheets and mines only about 1/2 inch thick ....no rats in it I hope

all the best for the shed warming party ....looks great ....but you will soon see they are never big enough ...we all just have to much junk ......lol

[a9x868]

No whirly
Last thing I want is it squeaking itself and the neighbours to insanity in 2 years
No insulation... rats live in it.
 
Theres 2 big doors I can open for ventilation and I'll be getting at least 1 big fan
And I have a fridge to go in it once I can afford to put power on

now that's what i call a shed
looks alot better than the last one!
now all you need is a shed warming gift
i was thinking a japanese pepper tree in a pot! not!!!!!!
good work neil!

[RallyRed]

so many internet forums are just a lot of keyboard jockeys outdoing each other.....what a great advert for GMH-T that you W.A.
guys banded together and got something real done.

Wonderful stuff.

[N/A-PWR]

Good Information Jason,

I have a Mezzanine floor which helps keep the temperature down even more under it.

 

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[dattoman]

Yep lots of Pennys

1 roller door is enough

Then theres a 3.2m wide sliding door beside it

 

So far it breaks down abit like this

Shed $12379

Installer $3900

Concrete cutter hire $238

Water Authority plan approval $34.40

Landgate cert of title $24

Council plans and approval $190.50

Concrete $1000 approx

Tree removal contribution $1000

 

Help from your mates $ Priceless

 

Theres plenty of hidden cost in there too.... I didn't keep reciepts for everything

I still need to get electrical done too

So working on my $20k budget I think I've pretty much nailed it or come very close

I'd saved $10k over the last couple of years and had to borrow the rest

 

Seriously though... life will now improve as my constant worries about the state of my cars and tools in the shed are now over

Time to get to building some of the toys in the new year

[N/A-PWR]

All the Christmases have come at once Datto,

Well done and looking forwards to the smell of Spray Paint. Dave I

[LXCHEV]

Awesome stuff Neil... the new garage looks great, you must be stoked!

[a9x868]

Can you see it from your place Craig ?
 
Yeah I'm very much a happy man right now
And will be even happier once the concrete is finished and I can start moving in !!

whens the party neil?