When I moved to Wiltshire I inherited a shed right at the top of the hill blocking both mine and my neighbours sun! It was a very well built shed in its day... but water and weather had taken its toll and it was wet and starting to rot! My neighbour also wanted to get rid of a small shed for a larger shed so i took that off his hands as well. I decided it would be a good idea to move the shed to round the side of the house which was dead space. The problem with that is that it isnt square a foot of the space it taken up by a brick wall and it is the only outside access to the garden. Here is the shed I built to fit that gap.
This setup served me well for a couple of years, but the shed pointed out its negative points to me in this time.
The taper towards the door end makes it difficult to get items in and out. It also makes an easy chuck it in 'never to see light of day again' problem. Cheap roof felt is no economy, it splits and leaks! The overhang over the path blocks out light from the kitchen and when washing was hung under it (washing line already removed) made the path useless (or fight through Jez's socks!)
So this is my redesigned shed ...
The roof has been done in corrugated plastic which is my only expense really at £33.30 and that includes the special fixings! (I think I can justify that) The shelving at the back has swallowed alot more stuff than i thought possible! The door has been moved to the side and I have turned it into a stable door. (there is a reason for this in my new business plan but that will be on another thread.)
