Shed Felt

[SP1965]

Can anyone recommend a supplier of "good" shed felt? My 1st port of call was Wickes but it doesn't really get good reviews. Where do you get yours from

[Madasafish]

B&Q - 5 years in use still ok

[SP1965]

B&Q - 5 years in use still ok

Can you remember, was it the value? Or Super shed felt (more expensive?)

[sam 51]

for long term, 3 layers of good torch on felt.

[Veggielot]

I used B&Q when re did my avairy, not the value one, about 3 years ago. Its been fine but is sheltered.

[Potstubsdustbins]

Another vote for B&Q super shed.

Potty

[wbmkk]

I recovered my shed with old lino (or whatever it is called nowadays)

[LeStitch]

Homebase has felt.

I bought the 5 years IKO green felt. I couldn't take a 10-year felt since I was carrying the roll on the bus and it's pretty heavy stuff! In the end it did the job perfectly.

[WendyC]

We bought some shed felt from Homebase at the weekend. Went for the thickest (and most expensive one!) as it felt (no pun intended) substantially thicker than the others. I am hoping there's enough to do my tool chest at the allotment too adn that does get a battering. They had 15% off at the time so not such a hit. I did suggest to OH that it would be heavy and should we get a trolley but no he said he would carry it "it won't be heavy". Puffing quite a lot by the time we reached the car. I'm impressed you took it on the bus!