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>> No. 1883 Anonymous
13th May 2015
Wednesday 8:37 pm
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How difficult and expensive would it be to build a bike shed like this?
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>> No. 1884 Anonymous
13th May 2015
Wednesday 8:51 pm
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It could cost anywhere from £0 to £500 depending on the quality of wood you require and where you source it from. You could build something using leftover planks by skip-diving and taking a trip to your local tip. Or you could buy nice fresh packs of timber from B&Q, but doing it that way you could probably buy a whole shed for less.

Difficulty would depend on your experience and tools available, but since you had to ask the question I'm going to say it would take you at least a few weekends to finish it (assuming you're aiming for something as well-built as the one in the picture).
>> No. 1885 Anonymous
13th May 2015
Wednesday 9:50 pm
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If you're willing to cheat you can buy one roughly the same for approx £130 - £150 from http://www.shedsworld.co.uk/c/All_Bike_Sheds.htm
>> No. 1886 Anonymous
14th May 2015
Thursday 3:19 pm
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>>1883
Seems really impractical to have a shed where you stack bikes sideways, you'd need to take out a lot to get to the one at the back.
>> No. 1887 Anonymous
14th May 2015
Thursday 3:33 pm
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>>1886
Not if you store them vertically.
>> No. 1888 Anonymous
14th May 2015
Thursday 3:42 pm
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>>1887
Yeah, but from the picture, it appears you can't do that.

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