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Commercially available sheds/workshops

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stevegruk

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Hello all,

A few years ago, I was keen do a decent spec self-build of a workshop for woodwork, metal work and motorcycle storage and work.

Life got in the way and I didn’t pursue that. Now I’m thinking of just buying a good quality solution and having it delivered and erected.

I’m considering a Jon William Stables Elite Range Garage 3.6m x 7.2m on a concrete base with double garage door and a personal door. Maybe with a insulated section door rather than double doors. Looking at the Elite range brochure, it seems good. Using a galvanised steel plinth and a quality damp proof course.

I’d appreciate any opinions and especially feedback from folks who have experience of the above.
 
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