No Shed... creative thinking required

[Christos]

Set yourself up under the patio then clean up afterwards.

[Berlin]

Mel, I would hesitate to store tools in the laundry. It is a very humid environment. I think you may actually find it easier to weather proof a structure on the patio than stop steamy air finding your your tools in the laundry. A conservatory full of plants is probably also going to be a rather rust inducing environment.

Cheers
Matt

[Sawdust Maker]

what about this sort of slim shed on the end of the patio?

link

[astrid]

Mel, I would hesitate to store tools in the laundry. It is a very humid environment. I think you may actually find it easier to weather proof a structure on the patio than stop steamy air finding your your tools in the laundry. A conservatory full of plants is probably also going to be a rather rust inducing environment.

Cheers
Matt

hmm good point!!

[astrid]

what about this sort of slim shed on the end of the patio?

link

That might work, I have 1800 wide passage way on the side.

[astrid]

Well I have moved in.
I took my old dirty tatty ex school workbench, stripped the old masonite off the top, stripped the yukky rubbery glue... Found lovely grained 10 ply underneath.
It cleaned up a treat. sanded to 180 only (not going to french polish a work bench am I ?), danish oiled. It looks fantastic, actually a feature piece in my sunroom but still functions as a workbench when I need it.

Am looking now for a good slimline storage to put against the wall to store tools.

I am one happy girl!!

[Old farmer]

Good on you, astrid.

[Sawdust Maker]

way to go

could you make a slimline shed using timber and claddiing?

[steamingbill]

Hello,

You might get some useful ideas from this .............

http://www.instructables.com/id/The-...-in-the-World/

Bill