new shed price
- Thread starter joe soapy
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Good local supplier and erector between you and me. I find him first class but you have to book him in advance as he is always busy.
He's done 3 jobs for me and is currently finishing off another for my cousin.
He's also good at laying concrete
I'm sure you know who I mean.
Yea, just wanted to get some ball park figures before getting excited.Good local supplier and erector between you and me. I find him first class but you have to book him in advance as he is always busy.
He's done 3 jobs for me and is currently finishing off another for my cousin.
He's also good at laying concrete
I'm sure you know who I mean.
As you seen we need some more room, hoping the work about to start might contribute a bit towards it
Steevo
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- Gloucestershire
I'm sure @RWG Contracts could help with a ballpark figure. If you mention the word concrete he might even come down and build the shed if you decide to proceed with the project.
RWG Contracts
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- Location
- Samlesbury, Lancashire
65k rough price
Milkcow365
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- Sw Scotland
If you don't mind me asking how much of that is for erecting? My 200 by 90 double span didn't cost much more that 70k without erecting
Hi,
Please advise name and details and will send you a quote asap.
Many Thanks
Kind Regards
Brett Harris
Technical Estimator
Graham Heath Construction Ltd
The Creamery, Wrenbury Industrial Estate, Station Road, Wrenbury, CW5 8EX
T: 01270 781158 (EXT 1018)
E: [email protected]
W:www.gh-construction.co.uk
Please advise name and details and will send you a quote asap.
Many Thanks
Kind Regards
Brett Harris
Technical Estimator
Graham Heath Construction Ltd
The Creamery, Wrenbury Industrial Estate, Station Road, Wrenbury, CW5 8EX
T: 01270 781158 (EXT 1018)
E: [email protected]
W:www.gh-construction.co.uk
RWG Contracts
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- Samlesbury, Lancashire
He asked for a rough price, I gave him a rough price
Anyone know price of farrowing unit built on preformed slatted base , enough for 40 sows
Getting the right price!
Wondered why prices for sheds vary so much? One reason for this is that steel portal frames are designed for in the main two criteria. The first is for strength and in very general terms this means that it should not collapse. The other is deflection which is partly related to how the building will bend and sway as this impacts on the performance of windows, doors, cladding etc.
When tendering a building consider specifying to the supplier what the deflection limits are. One way of doing this is to specify the Steel Construction Insitute (SCI) recommended limits or to get the first contractor to tell you what the limits are, then check!
Also, ask the contractor to give you not just the section depth and width but the weight per meter. This should include not just the rafters, columns and wind posts but also the bracing sizes and weights. Finally, tie this all up by asking them to state the complete tonnage as this will include the plates and fittings.
Now you will be in a much better position to compare like with like!
Headless chicken
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- West Wales
200x100x15ft 22 degree pitch proper portal will cost us £114k erected. Some days I looked at it and thought I could do that. Most days I looked it and thought rubbish to that
Headless chicken
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- West Wales
£114k ? Bloody hell. Does include panel walls?
Yes sorry that's fibre cement roof, panels all around the outside and then tin pine ends.
There was also 32 foundation posts in that I think so a fair bit of messing around