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My new shed.

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So I fitted out a shower room to the posh shed. Nothing to fancy, but should be functional enough. Still got to fit a shower door. 

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  • Built a few storage cupboards into the posh shed. Also a sofa, and an occasional pull down bed. The birch ply was a pig. Warped, and a right pain to try and straighten it. 

  • Outside reveals on a few of the windows, and doors done, and started to batten out for cladding. 

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Couldn't be bothered to plaster, so when I finished plasterboarding, I got the Mrs to dry line it. She has now started painting. 

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Looks great @Big Jimbo

Remember the nice touches as you’ll be sleeping there if you get too drunk/snore loudly/say you fancy an actress/tell her mum she’s put on weight...?

This is a fantastic habitable space, is there any risk neighbours might complain to planners about it? 

Just emailed our planning department about temporary habitation rights for the time of the build, read so much conflicting advice while researching. 

36 minutes ago, oldkettle said:

This is a fantastic habitable space, is there any risk neighbours might complain to planners about it? 

Just emailed our planning department about temporary habitation rights for the time of the build, read so much conflicting advice while researching. 

 

Nah, they can't see over his gate!

What’s going to happen in this shed ?

It doesn’t look like it will be filled with crap , but does look like a good place to keep the mistress .

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21 hours ago, Tennentslager said:

Looks great @Big Jimbo

Remember the nice touches as you’ll be sleeping there if you get too drunk/snore loudly/say you fancy an actress/tell her mum she’s put on weight...?

 

I'd tell mine she'd put on weight and that I fancied her mum if it meant I could live in a shed like that...

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1 hour ago, pocster said:

What’s going to happen in this shed ?

It doesn’t look like it will be filled with crap , but does look like a good place to keep the mistress .

It is a shed, However, when i knock the house i will prob stay in it, untill i get the walls up, roof and windows in. When i sell the place, it will be a home office, gym, teenagers hang out zone etc. What ever you want it to be. Even a shed. Just a posh one with 18 double power sockets, T.V, Internet points, Shower, basin and toilet. Or it could even be used to store unused walk on glazing ?

5 minutes ago, Big Jimbo said:

It is a shed, However, when i knock the house i will prob stay in it, untill i get the walls up, roof and windows in. When i sell the place, it will be a home office, gym, teenagers hang out zone etc. What ever you want it to be. Even a shed. Just a posh one with 18 double power sockets, T.V, Internet points, Shower, basin and toilet. Or it could even be used to store unused walk on glazing ?

Can I move in please ?

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4 hours ago, oldkettle said:

This is a fantastic habitable space, is there any risk neighbours might complain to planners about it? 

Just emailed our planning department about temporary habitation rights for the time of the build, read so much conflicting advice while researching. 

Had enforcement round 4 times in 6 months. Neighbours are all stuck up twats. Got the Lawyer to drop planning a line advising them that if they come back without carrying out due dilligence first, I will have there woolly tied butts in court without any further warnings. One of the neighbours reported me for an unauthorised building down the bottom of the garden....Turns out its a tennis court sized bit of grass with a wood edging.

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Just now, pocster said:

Can I move in please ?

Not sure there would be enough room for you, and your glazing?

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4 hours ago, oldkettle said:

This is a fantastic habitable space, is there any risk neighbours might complain to planners about it? 

Just emailed our planning department about temporary habitation rights for the time of the build, read so much conflicting advice while researching. 

Wouldn't have bothered with asking planning. Move in to your shed. When planning come along, say you had no idea that you were not allowed. Tell them you will apply for permission, but dont bother. When they come back again, say you forgot and bang in an application. If it get refused, stick it in for appeal, after waiting for a good few weeks. You should easily get 18months, by which time you will have moved back into your house.. Sorted.

Is that Light Mist colour on the cladding?  I have it on my house but with non-textured boards.

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Just now, Mr Punter said:

Is that Light Mist colour on the cladding?  I have it on my house but with non-textured boards.

It,s James Hardie, i cant remember the name....I'd better find out as i'm going to use it on the garage and house?

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7 minutes ago, Mr Punter said:

I think is is Hardie Plank Cedar texture in Light Mist.

That doe's ring a bell. I'd better still look it up. Would'nt want a ruddy great stack of it in the wrong colour?

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Had some engineered oak floorboards left over from my daughters renovation 7 years ago. Ripped some up and used them to line the windows, skirting etc. Bloody pain in the butt. Should have just done it in mdf, and got the Mrs to paint it. 

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Had some scraps of oak around, so used it inside. The only thing is it's a lot of different colours. Not sure if to leave it, and just varnish. Stain it then varnish, or just paint it white? It is only a shed. Flooring and blinds next. 

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55 minutes ago, Big Jimbo said:

It is only a shed.

 

Bit late to start thinking like that.

Bloody posh shed owners. THIS is a bitsa shed / door!

 

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26 minutes ago, Onoff said:

Bloody posh shed owners. THIS is a bitsa shed / door!

 

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Bloody love that. Just needs a coat of paint.I can imagine sitting in that, in a shagged out old armchair, reading a good book. Even better, writing a good book. A good British crime caper. It would then get picked up by Guy Richie. Made into a film...... I could then buy a bigger shed...

2 hours ago, Big Jimbo said:

Had some scraps of oak around, so used it inside. The only thing is it's a lot of different colours. Not sure if to leave it, and just varnish. Stain it then varnish, or just paint it white? It is only a shed. Flooring and blinds next. 

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If it has a door like that it isn't a shed.

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It an internal door within the shed you tart Ferd. Leading to the, every shed should have One, shower room.

5 minutes ago, Big Jimbo said:

It an internal door within the shed you tart Ferd. Leading to the, every shed should have One, shower room.

 

FFS NORMAL SHEDS ONLY HAVE ONE DOOR! ?

 

EDIT: IF THEY'VE GOT A DOOR AT ALL.

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26 minutes ago, Big Jimbo said:

It an internal door within the shed you tart Ferd. Leading to the, every shed should have One, shower room.

 

I did not comment on Internal or External.

 

Shower?

 

This is not a shed.

 

I'll give you "Garden Building" or "Cabin" or "Tiny House" or "Garden Retreat".

 

Shed? - no.

 

This is a shed like Rod Hull's Emu is a Pedigree Albatross.

 

 

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