Morrisman
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Definitely not pyro
Definitely not pyro
Thanks for the link.Huwsgray is the supplier. I was just thinking today that I’ve not had a single bad piece so far.
https://www.huwsgray.co.uk/shop/timber-sheet-materials/timber/sawn-treated-timber
trusted wood saw wants binning buy a 5.00 one so much easier than using an old saw
we buy a new one per job, i raid them for the home wood burning cutting
I'll work something out, but if I don't post any updates for a while....send the A team round.
I envy you, you're starting from scratch. Somehow I've got to extend a 10x8 shed to 14x12 without emptying it. And it stuffed to the gunwales. Oh, and pitch the roof in the opposite direction while I'm at it
easy billy no mates has to do it anyway
lowest point carry them on there side one edge down and point upwards
grab under and push up to waist height regrab for final push up and shove up so drops down hard on roof do same with rest weight is your key more boards up holds the others down
go up stand on rafters push boards into place should try that standing on dormers 3 floors up
nail first one down the rest is easy as somewhere safe to stand on do one side first otherside is easy
@Morrisman temp timber on rear fence. Slide them up from rear rest against rear fence and temp timber, pull up from top, first will be worst till you have one to stand on.
thats easy build your outside walls first and using new woods jack up the front or rear by usingbeams to lift up your roof or down
depending on which way your extending just add on to the end
its getting your new rafters in place and jacking or lowering to the new height that is fun best off doing on a long day rip roof off and rebuild it in a day while also ptting in insulation at same time
best to use netting to hold insulation in place if yu can fasten it up if not fasten it to the beams first then when in place they become tight