Shed cost
- Thread starter Timo245
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- Location
- Carmarthenshire, West Wales
neighbour was just telling me, he has had one, roughly half the size for about £16 000
Norfolk Hill Farmer
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Is that an erected cost ? and what kind of floor ?
Skintagain
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- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
Roof only?
Cladded with what?
Walls?
Doors?
Floor?
Groundwork’s?
KiT form or erected?
Are service available?
A lot of variables
Cladded with what?
Walls?
Doors?
Floor?
Groundwork’s?
KiT form or erected?
Are service available?
A lot of variables
- Location
- East Devon
I just put up a 36x75, 18 foot to eaves, 15 foot bays, fully galvanised, clad 3 sides with wood and 1m high concrete panels at base, kit was about 17k built it myself.
Norfolk Hill Farmer
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What did you use for the floor ?
- Location
- East Devon
Haven't got to the floor yet, put it up over Christmas, levelled out hardcore and blinded it with earth, load of straw, put cows in! Will probably do chalk, best for livestock imo and cheap...
roof only with the ability to add sides and doors at a later date. How much would kit form be compared to erect?
Lot depends on the site, is it easily accessible, is clear or in among other building, do you have a tele handler and man box etc etc
Skintagain
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- Perched on the Pennines
It’s hard to say erection costs areas are very different £2-5k for your size and situation. Also seems a weird size too
Any companies you’d suggest I could get a kit from? For around that price? Size wise I would like to go bigger but didn’t think would fit in budget. I have around 8k to spend on the kit. Thats why sides and door will need to be added in later years.
The sheep dipper man
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- Location
- north east
Ive just had a qoute for a 120x55ft and 18ft to eves, £38,250 fully erected 500ml high concrete panels to 3 sides and fully sheeted
More than the £8K you mentioned I suspect.
I had a 60 x 30 tin roof with legs put up recently for 17K. The same company will supply only kits.
The company were substantially cheaper than the 3 other quotes, all for the same spec building and materials.
I had a quote in December for an 80x40, 15 foot to the eaves with an 8 foot canter leaver. 2 metre high concrete panels on 3 sides with vented green tin above and a 13 foot sliding door on one end. Came to 25k excluding delivery, erection and concrete floor etc. That’s from Shufflebottom before steel prices went up a lot.
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lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Depends what guage of steel is used ,one can be built to withstand stresses
and last a lot longer than another.Some of the steel used in these cheap kits looks very thin.What about ground works, we put 400t stone in the base of a 100x60 ft building 4 years ago as the ground needed levelling up.
Have you thought about sh Timo?
and last a lot longer than another.Some of the steel used in these cheap kits looks very thin.What about ground works, we put 400t stone in the base of a 100x60 ft building 4 years ago as the ground needed levelling up.
Have you thought about sh Timo?
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Ground is fairly level so was hoping I wouldn’t need to put much stone in. I don’t really want to take out finance so was going to build in stages. Starting with roof on legs. Then adding sides, door and floor in the coming years. I have 2 self built shed out of timber and tin I built a few years ago that will need replacing in the coming years. I’m just looking into putting 1 large shed up that will last longer that can be finished over a couple of years
Skintagain
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- Perched on the Pennines
I was talking about the erection cost