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very much down to the local council, but the vast majority would say "Noooooope" if you asked permission to put one up. Having said that though, several of the
by KaiserPro 5y ago
very much down to the local council, but the vast majority would say "Noooooope" if you asked permission to put one up.
Having said that though, several of the "old boys" on my mum's allotment had fucking huge sheds to keep pigs and chickens in. They were the full width of the allotment and a good few meters long.
However. If you do have a place to put a temporary structure in, I can recommend: https://www.tuin.co.uk/Office-Log-Cabin.html https://www.tuin.co.uk/Office-Log-Cabin.html (Although I bought mine when they were £4k).
With insulation they are warm/cheap to heat. Lots of space to put solar on the roof. Really strong and well made, and easy to put together. The hardest part is making the base, everything else is pretty simple.
- mderazon 5y agoThis is really nice and relatively cheap, thanks! How much time did it take to assemble, not including the base? How did you isolate it?
- KaiserPro 5y agoThe assembly can be done in ~three days with two people. on your own its about double that time. The hardest part is putting the windows in, as they are really heavy ~50-80kgs. The process is really simple, its pretty much lego. I used rockwool 100mm bats, that are held in place with osb boards. The Tuin wiki have tips on Attaching things to the walls in a way that allows shrinking and growing. The only thing I think I would have done differently is putting the roof insulation on the outside, under the EDPM layer, rather than on the inside in the rafters. I've had it for a good 4ish year, I have replaced the double glazing for coated panels. They are about 3x more insulating