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22nd June 2011, 01:28 AM #31
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22nd June 2011, 05:50 PM #32
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Nrb
What ever you do make sure you fix those sheets tight,I have had problems when braking even moderately,that stuff is very slippery and will slide forward or come off if you take off in a hurry.If you can screw then together without spoiling would be one suggestion.
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22nd June 2011, 08:54 PM #33
Hi Ian,
End the end I decided it wasn't worth the effort. After booking the truck and not being able to get access, and going to have a look at the sheets, I advised the seller that I wouldn't be able to follow through with the transaction. He was very good about it and agreed that the condition perhaps wasn't as good as he had stated and in the end they were picked up by somebody else for the same price as my winning bid so everybody wins.
So I am still on the lookout for suitable shed lining material. The chipboard wasn't going to be ideal but had it been as expected and the pickup was successful it would have worked out well. Missed out last week on some 4.5mm fc sheet which was disappointing however I am in no hurry so I will just wait until something comes up.
Cheers
Stinky.Now proudly sponsored by Binford Tools. Be sure to check out the Binford 6100 - available now at any good tool retailer.
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22nd June 2011, 11:43 PM #34
Stinky
I'm not clear on why you want to line the shed -- if it's for insulation, 4.5mm FC is probably way too thin
just some ideas for you to ponder
two thicknesses of 16mm gyprock would produce a fire rated wall
for insulation, roof blanket material, with the foil facing in, could be faced with 6mm MDF for appearance and durability (I think 6mm is thick enough not to warp), but is possibly too light duty to hang things from
3.6 m long sheets of 12mm MDF (which I think is available in 1200 and 900 widths) could be laid long edge horizontal and would support light weight items on screws -- heavy stuff would ideally be on batterns attached to the studsregards from Alberta, Canada
ian