I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?
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AriesVal wrote:

On Thu, 21 Aug 2008 12:58:46 +0100, Frederick Williams wrote:

I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

LOL

Why?

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In article ,
says...
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

perhaps try looking for metal lockers instead?
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Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall
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Lapageria rosea

Charlie Pridham wrote:
In article ,
says...
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

perhaps try looking for metal lockers instead?
Or tool stores. Does it have to have headroom?
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Pete C
London UK

Frederick Williams wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

Out on a limb here.......clover?
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Pete C
London UK

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from Frederick Williams contains these words:

I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

There was one offered for sale on an ad in the village shop.

Whereabouts are you?

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"Frederick Williams" wrote
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

I saw something like that at Wicks today whilst searching for stuff to fix
our greenhouse. Boss says it was plastic so have a search and see.

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Bob Hobden

Bob Hobden wrote:

"Frederick Williams" wrote
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

I saw something like that at Wicks today whilst searching for stuff to fix
our greenhouse. Boss says it was plastic so have a search and see.

Will do. I thinks there's a Wicks nearby. Thanks.

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AriesVal wrote:


Well Fred, all I can say is fancy meeting you here.


Turning up like a bad peony?

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Rusty Hinge 2 wrote:

There was one offered for sale on an ad in the village shop.

Whereabouts are you?

Watford-on-sea.

Which village?

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Pete C wrote:

Charlie Pridham wrote:
In article ,
says...
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

perhaps try looking for metal lockers instead?
Or tool stores. Does it have to have headroom?

Head room will be desirable. The shed (or whatever it might turn out to
be) is for storing the common garden tools including a small lawn mower
(by which I mean both a device for mowing a small lawn, and a small
device for mowing a lawn).

Lockers (as I understand the word) are too small. A tool store might
suffice.

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Pete C wrote:
Frederick Williams wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

Out on a limb here.......clover?

Which should of course have appeared in the threads above! ........senior
moment
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Rusty Hinge 2 wrote:

There was one offered for sale on an ad in the village shop.

Whereabouts are you?

Watford-on-sea.

Which village?

Bunwell - never heard of Watford on Sea. Watford and Watford Gap, yes...

Seen any rain about recently?

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In article , Frederick Williams
writes
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?


There's this one


http://www.waltons.co.uk/garden-shed...orage/waltons-
double-door-outdoor-storage-shed
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Janet Tweedy
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Janet Tweedy wrote:

In article , Frederick Williams
writes
I'm looking for recommendations (and the opposite) for a small metal
shed hopefully no more than 36" x 54". Googling turns up plenty of
metal sheds but they are too big. This:
http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemdetl....mprcd/abs1eeas is a rare
exception. Any others?

There's this one

http://www.waltons.co.uk/garden-shed...orage/waltons-
double-door-outdoor-storage-shed

Size and shape are ok, but 'tis plastic.

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