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    I'm well chuffed ! A s some of you know I have just been allocated an allotment , well I just happened to tell a guy who works with me how pleased I was and what I hoped for ,when he asked " your no wanting a greenhouse are you ? !" result !!! today he came back to me with the details , it's his Dad's , 8ft x 4ft, aluminium and all intact with an auto roof window , spare glass , plastic benching , and a water butt £50, and his dads going to dismantle it for me ! , now I just need a shed , which I may just build for myself , we will see .

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    Top banana....prepare your base well or it will twist.

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      Lucky lucky Jim - maybe he has a shed too
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      • #4
        Thats a good deal Jim
        Can you get over there to take a couple of photos before he dismantles it because that would make the re-build easier for you.
        Location....East Midlands.

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          Great news Jimslad. Before you go building any bases, I would double check the size as it seems uncommon to me. The only 8'x4' I know of are lean to's.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Bigmallly View Post
            Great news Jimslad. Before you go building any bases, I would double check the size as it seems uncommon to me. The only 8'x4' I know of are lean to's.
            My thoughts exactly, but I'm no in a rush

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            • #7
              Originally posted by jimslad View Post
              My thoughts exactly, but I'm no in a rush
              Yes, but he might be to dismantle it... So get over and have a look and measure for yourself before he does!!
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Tripmeup View Post
                Yes, but he might be to dismantle it... So get over and have a look and measure for yourself before he does!!
                I'm in no rush to build the base , I mean .

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                • #9
                  I've all but given up on a greenhouse that someone else dismantled. But thats party down to the lack of bolts of the correct size more than anything. But pics would help a lot. If anyone is after a greenhouse in North London/herts let me know!
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                  • #10
                    Good for you! Good luck with your allottment.
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                    • #11
                      Just a wee update , The greenhouse is lying waiting to be picked up , but I have built my shed , I couldn't find one at the price I wanted (cheap !!)so bought 18 shed doors from a theatre company who had used them as props on stage , each door was 2ft6ins x 6ft 6ins and had a handle and a pair of 12ins T Hinges on it , I bought the 18 doors for £75 , my shed was quickly formed by 3 doors for the base 3 for the front , the same for the back and 2 for each side , giving me a shed with inside measurements of 7ft 1ins x 5 ft , and will last for years the big bonus was that it was already painted browny colour , the base being bigger than the sides I have a 18ins patio for my most important asset my seat !!
                      The 2 doors that were left are with a wee bit adaptation going to be cold frames ,(work in progress)

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by jimslad View Post
                        Just a wee update , The greenhouse is lying waiting to be picked up , but I have built my shed , I couldn't find one at the price I wanted (cheap !!)so bought 18 shed doors from a theatre company who had used them as props on stage , each door was 2ft6ins x 6ft 6ins and had a handle and a pair of 12ins T Hinges on it , I bought the 18 doors for £75 , my shed was quickly formed by 3 doors for the base 3 for the front , the same for the back and 2 for each side , giving me a shed with inside measurements of 7ft 1ins x 5 ft , and will last for years the big bonus was that it was already painted browny colour , the base being bigger than the sides I have a 18ins patio for my most important asset my seat !!
                        The 2 doors that were left are with a wee bit adaptation going to be cold frames ,(work in progress)
                        You've done all that yet forgotten to take a photo to show us?

                        I love the sound of your shed made of doors - how do you know which one opens to let you inside??

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                          Congrats on getting your shed built but like Hazel says we would like to see photos please we're a nosy lot you know
                          Location....East Midlands.

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                            Originally posted by Hazel at the Hill View Post
                            I love the sound of your shed made of doors - how do you know which one opens to let you inside??
                            I like to think that if properly constructed, they should all work. That way you don't have to worry about walking round to the other side to get in. It'd be great!
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                            By singing-'Oh how beautiful!" and sitting in the shade,
                            While better men than we go out and start their working lives
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