This is a potential rental income if you live in London. I know some folks who would be willing to rent these for £300 a month if installed in your back garden.

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Makes a change from a wooden shed in the same way a cardboard boat makes a change from a metal one.

Hey, ashed

bought one of these last week it's getting delivered on the 8th

Any deals on bigger sized ones...Looking for 8x6

Nearly bought this the other day, but ended up having to fork out an extra £90 on this instead, cos the missus says it "looks nicer"....:confused:

OOS for delivery in Hampshire and London. Shame.

Not to be too pedantic but isn't there a delivery charge on top? Either way still voted hot btw

Makes a change from a wooden shed in the same way a cardboard boat makes a change from a metal one.

This is a potential rental income if you live in London. I know some folks who would be willing to rent these for £300 a month if installed in your back garden.

I've got an 8x8 one of these. Great for storing garden furniture and the like, but about as secure as a margarine tub so don't go storing your £4k mountain bikes and expect them not to go missing.

We have the 8x8 version for our ferrets it's a great shed with plenty of play room

That's what I like to here

Jesus wept

kids are rugrats not ferrets!

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Good job she didn't see these ones Link

ordered thanks

I've bitten, thanks poster. Should be ok for cheap garden tools. Might not lock it, unlocked hopefully means the tea leafs will just open the door without smashing it in.

I have this when that Amazon lightning deal was on, really stable and seems pretty secure. Easy to put up as long as ground is perfectly level, otherwise it twists making putting the walls and roof on a bit of a ba5tard.

I did most of it myself but the roof is a lot easier with 2.

Cold. Blows apart in any real wind. Mine has blown apart twice. Aspects are a very poor design.