Olderisbetter
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No i think shedoholics are alive and well and live somewhere in a garden
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sardine
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Creosote is flammable, bitumen, wood stain, decking oil ...
No ones in skin contact with the outside of my shed.
Pigeon_Droppings2
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The way the world is going these days you probably need a warning sign telling people not to lick the shed or rub themselves on it 
Oh and another for climb slip hazard too...maybe a no smoking one too just to be safe.
Oh and another for climb slip hazard too...maybe a no smoking one too just to be safe.
Olderisbetter
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If you are on someone else's property uninvited and get hurt it should be your own fault.
Olderisbetter
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I found a big tin of bitumen paint in the shed so i brushed a few coats onto the timber at the bottom and then fired on the OSB and the folded some builders DPM around it, I covered it in breathable membrane and then put PU sealant onto the connecting edges then two of use to dropped it into position and i fixed it with concrete screws and some big Torx fixings, If i get time tomorrow i will pick up some more OSB sheeting and try to fix the from and side.
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Fitted the side and front with the help of another pair of hands, I left the bottom cill complete along the front and cut it out after to make it easier to fix down inline, Then after fixing the front down i cut out the cill in the door opening and just folded the DPM up.
Olderisbetter
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In between other things i put the roof beams and panels on ready for fibreglass tomorrow as the weather is saying it is going to be good.
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Made my roof waterproof this afternoon with fibreglass but ran out of time to get the grey coat on so that will be my job for in the morning.
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I normally do all my joins and corners with fibreglass tissue but the big holes on the ends i stick a bung of scrap fibreglass mat dipped in some resin then tissue over it, It should look ok with the top coat on lol
. Proppper job
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Gave the roof a rub down in any bad spots and put the grey finish coat on after wiping it down with acetone, Just in time for tomorrows rain and then i can see if it all work s lol
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Used the last few hours of daylight to wrap the shed front and trim the door frame to a decent fit, If the weather if not really bad tomorrow i think cladding will be going on.
