In order to truely sound stupid. I will need to follow a view of a great troller.

"metal sheds can kill. what happens if you get stuck in one covered in petrol and light yourself your going to die."

Voted hot.

I did some research on this as I have been considering one too. All good info on here but I understand that generally a raised floor with a plastic liner then wood helps the most, then covering the walls with insulation (I have heard good things about cork tiles).

£15 instore or online plus delivery

You sound like you've done a good job there, I wonder if the inclusion of wood that's done it?

is the Karcher K2.14 Pressure Washer good price for its spec? I can't seem to find this model on karcher website...

Mine has been up over 12 months and I have no problem with condensation (touch wood) I expected too but just lucky I guess.
Shed is attached to a 3x3" wooden frame and mounted on paving slabs, so no magic there. Water will be pouring out the door tomorrow now.

:-D

Probably for £419 ;-)

Will you be paying by western union?

£10 cheaper than Argos.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7053225/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7CGarden+and+DIY%7C12107492/c_2/2%7Ccat_12107492%7CSheds+and+garden+buildings%7C12107631/c_3/3%7Ccat_12107631%7CMetal+sheds%7C12107634.htm

This is similar shed and similar price from Tesco - if you use the > £90 code.

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.203-6420.aspx

Its on a concrete base, I got over 5 tonnes of solid concrete base but condensation won't go away.

They are pain to put together comes with 100s of screws and nuts.
After all that you get soaked with condensation. Anyone got any ideas how to solve this problem.
I got a large size metal shed 5m x 4m.

+ 1.5% quidco :-)

Good offer! I've been looking about for a while but I bought a metal shed from the following link last week, admittedly it's not due to arrive until March 16th - but you get a 6 x 5 of the same price http://www.storemore.uk.com:80/page12.html

(No I'm not affiliated - I genuinely have bought one from here!)

Ah, the metal sheds and their interminable problem of condensation. Which I have solved :smiley: I have one of the biggest of these that you can get and use it as my workshop. How did I combat the condensation problem???? Easy, I bought a few rolls of polystyrene wall insulation. Make sure you get flame retardent stuff. I then measured and cut out the lengths to suit and used PVA glue slightly watered down to fix it to the underside of the roof and walls. Do one piece at a time as it can start to peel if you are not careful.

PITA? It sure is but, it's worth it in the end.

I'm tempted to get one of the small ones just for the garden tools. I would also recommend bolting this to a concrete base or a solid and heavy wooden floor. My workshop is on raised blocks to allow air flow and bolted to a wooden base that would take a US style hurricane to shift.

Will add heat for this.

Mine is the same as drewdibble, everything inside gets soaked from the condensation. Anyone got any ideas how to solve this problem - other than putting the shed inside (lol)?

they are a ****** to put together and ideally need to be bolted to a concrete base for stability but other than that they are pretty good.

I've only got one bad point about my metal shed, and that's condensation. It's always on the roof and i can't seem to shift it. Other than that they're great.

Hot deal(s) btw!

Next door had one of these sheds it fell to bits in the winds :w00t:

The roof came off, and the door :w00t:

I very much doubt it :smiley:

Metal sheds can be well worth buying, maybe for use where regulations restrict the use of inflamable (wooden) sheds.
You need care in assembly as they have 100's of parts and screws but although thin give good service once assembled.
I have an 8x10ft one and have been very pleased with both its looks and performance as a dry store, even though while building it on my own I swore a lot.

Does it come with the shelves shown in the piccie?

good price voted hot