"BonzaiMaster" wrote in message
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I just can't imagine 12' x 3' being a terribly useful size, that's
all.

A sheltered 12 ft long wall rack for tools and hosepipes filling in
an
awkward gap by the side of a house? Or along the side of the garage
while still leaving space to walk outside the shed?


You are quite right - it's filling an awkward gap at the side of a new
house.

With new builds (houses) being the way they are, the gardens they give
you
are not large and I wanted to use a 'not so useful' part of the garden
sensibly. Also the house does not have a garage so what I intended to
do was
to get a 12ftx3ft shed and partition it to have two separate spaces
(also
with two doors). One side would be used as a standard shed and the
other
would give some storage area for items I would normally throw into the
garage.

I guess I should also consider putting two smaller sheds together. I
just
thought it would be a neater solution to get a all in one solution.


OK, sorry, I thought the 3 must have been a typo.

I don't think the price sounds that bad, considering it will be erected
for you. Not all sheds are equal - do you know what size framing they
plan to use, which timber is specified for the cladding etc. Does it
include guttering? What type of roof?

Regards

Neil