Round roofed shed

[daveydiesel1]

Has any1 built a shed recently that is a round top with no side walls just round from the ground up. Dont know the proper name for them. Much difference in price to conventional apex shed?

 

[Sharpy]

Nissan hut?

 

[daveydiesel1]

Nissan hut?

That shape but big enough for large machines

 

[Lincs Lass]

Horrible shape to store in ,,A small holder near me has one and you lose alot of stacking space ,,tipping a trailer is a nightmare and you cant push or clean up against the walls with a loader bucket

 

[wdah/him]

some people have tinned a polytunnel hoops

 

[Jerry]

Always called them a Dutch Barn.

Git one in a offlying block of ground. Ok to put a bit of straw in but that’s about it

 

[daveydiesel1]

What price are they? Also seen 1s that ue set 2 containers apart and theres a round roof that joins them together look good job

 

[Tim G]

What price are they? Also seen 1s that ue set 2 containers apart and theres a round roof that joins them together look good job

Seen mcgregor poly tunnels have started doing these.

 

[daveydiesel1]

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Seen mcgregor poly tunnels have started doing these.

Do ye get steel version? What kinda price range are they

 

[TripleSix]

Has any1 built a shed recently that is a round top with no side walls just round from the ground up. Dont know the proper name for them. Much difference in price to conventional apex shed?

Nissen Huts were the smaller ones, just made of tin sheets.

Romney sheds were the larger ones, had an internal frame.

The guys still make them.

Home - Gareth Pugh Nissen & Romney Sheds

www.nissensheds.co.uk

 

[daveydiesel1]

Nissen Huts were the smaller ones, just made of tin sheets.

Romney sheds were the larger ones, had an internal frame.

The guys still make them.

Home - Gareth Pugh Nissen & Romney Sheds

www.nissensheds.co.uk

Thanks for reply. Always thought the looked nice for sumthin different

 

[TripleSix]

Thanks for reply. Always thought the looked nice for sumthin different

They're ideal for windy locations. I like them, not great for stacking bales in though.

 

[Pond digger]

Nissen Huts were the smaller ones, just made of tin sheets.

Romney sheds were the larger ones, had an internal frame.

The guys still make them.

Home - Gareth Pugh Nissen & Romney Sheds

www.nissensheds.co.uk

Nice not to have to clean gutters.

 

[spanners and hammers]

is miricale span still made? they was a lot stronger that Nissen hut

 

[suffolksmallholder]

No frame, just put the thing together, bolt it to the base and presto, you've got a covered space. Fill in the ends and you're weathertight. Whats not to like! AH, don't forget a door.......
OK a portal is a better shape but you need so much more to put one up and they have to be tall to allow a modern trailer to fully tip, engineered to allow for snow-loading and wind factors. All this costs a lot of money. Then find someone who can put it up, safely, for a reasonable cost.
SS

 

[daveydiesel1]

Shed not far from here that is round and about 40-50 foot wide made completely from concrete any1 ever seen 1 o these

 

[suffolksmallholder]

I visited a few over a year working in the red-platers world. They are called a 'Hardened Aircraft Shelter' and great for vehicle repairs as they are concrete. Some were covered in soil so keep really quite warm in the depths of winter.
SS

 

[Zebbedee]

Shed not far from here that is round and about 40-50 foot wide made completely from concrete any1 ever seen 1 o these

Yea ex raf hangar huge they were grain stores now the ones I were in, did I mention they were huge?

 

[Kidds]

Firm on eBay sells new ones

 

[TripleSix]

Firm on eBay sells new ones

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