Who can? Totalspan!

Well done Dean!! Amazing amount of space really isnt it?... till the tools and STUFF goes in... then its "BLOODY HELL ITS TOO FLAMIN SMALL!!!" :eek:

Mines got a metre more on the sides than yours :p and Ive been arguin with her highness ever since that its too flamin small!! :rolleyes:

Looks professional though :o unlike mine ;) which was put up by mineownself and two of my sons and a son-in-law to be... exactly NONE of whom had a bloody clue!! :eek: :D made a right bodgy job of it too we did! extra c channel left over sheets amazing that its still up really :cool: got a concreter in to do the pad but should have done that myself as well another one of those tradie issues Im afraid :rolleyes:

Still it looks the ducks knuts mate... kids like it you like it what more can you want eh! :cool:

Im still runnin the 50mtr extention lead almost a year after putting the thing up!! :o makes for an interesting time when you want lights AND run the thicknesser/saw/jointer/bandsaw AND the dusty I can tell you!! pops the board out every time!! turn the lights off and it works the tool plus dusty dont turn it off and... well... you gotta turn something off!! :rolleyes: man I need power out there! :o

ahem... well done!!! :cool:

Looking good :D ,

What have you done with the stormwater/guttering?

Hard to tell from the pics......

downpipes just to ground at moment. Still gotta hook them up somewhere :)

My down pipes run out on the ground, but im on a sandy block, so it doesnt cause a problem. Yet.

Recommend a subboard. I put one in, and got sparkie to fit off, not too pricey, about $45 from Ideal Electrical. Then you can have the safety switch, circuits for machines....

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Originally Posted by TommyC

My down pipes run out on the ground, but im on a sandy block, so it doesnt cause a problem. Yet.

Recommend a subboard. I put one in, and got sparkie to fit off, not too pricey, about $45 from Ideal Electrical. Then you can have the safety switch, circuits for machines....

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Tommy, If I had your rainfall I wouldn't bother with downpipes ... struggling to justify the gutters at the moment ... especially if you're not collecting the rainwater.

In fact over that side of the world the only thing a roof is keeping off is sun ... so go for shade cloth ... it's cheaper :D :D :D

With you there Ramps... buggar the gutters just extend the roofline a tad and install a wee garden an the runoff will water it for you without affecting anything else.

Dont have any on the shed and wont have any on the house when it comes... hate the sodding infurnal things

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Originally Posted by Dean

Ok, so I finally got my new shed up. Salesman said 3 weeks from start to end. Ended up being about 9 weeks LOL. But at least its all there now and came up very well.

I made a pictorial diary of the progress and completion of the 9m x 5m x 2.7m totalspan shed.

View at http://www.onlinetoolreviews.com/articles/shed.htm

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i just got mine done through totalspan...are you impressed by the neatness of the job?...i mean, i reckon my shed is superbly put together, although there were a lot of components...



i'll get some pics and post them....i reckon anybody who wants a shed, should definately try totalspan...

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Originally Posted by Plastered

i just got mine done through totalspan...are you impressed by the neatness of the job?...i mean, i reckon my shed is superbly put together, although there were a lot of components...

i'll get some pics and post them....i reckon anybody who wants a shed, should definately try totalspan...

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Yep, they did a fab job on mine. Looks sweet, and works good too... plenty of rain here lately and not one leak :2tsup:

My BIL got a titan and he put it up himself... doesn't look half as good :p

That's good to know as I've just put the deposit down on a TotalSpan shed for myself :D

cheers
Wendy

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Originally Posted by rufflyrustic

That's good to know as I've just put the deposit down on a TotalSpan shed for myself :D

cheers
Wendy

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im sure its somewhere else on these forums, but what size u getting ruffly?

Hurry up Dean!!!

It's party time @ Deans'!!!!!! :way2go: :2tsup: :2tsup: :2tsup:

Here ya go Dean

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I also second Major's idea :D

cheers
Wendy

Mine's the same size - only one large door though - and it slides.
Yeah - they look massive when they're empty... But...
Sliding table saw
6 inch jointer
DC
Thicknesser
Bench morticer (I got a Leda)
Drill press
huge bench (too high)
medium bench (storage underneath)
SCMS
Router table
2 cupboards for drills/elec plane/beltsander/bits/blades
Jake and Jess's 50cc 4-runners
lawnmower
whippersnipper
herinthehouse's chrissy deco's
and my junk. . .
There's bugger all room to swing a cat.
Table saw in in the middle
all else spaced around the walls
no room for double rollers
Wish I'd been able to afford a shed as big as Bunnies...
Great feeling though - init???
Cheers
Jedo