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Moin Moin

So I started last Wednesday.
There was a small excavator on a neighboring property, so I quickly had some soil removed for a foundation slab, and since there was a concrete pump on site the next day, I had the concrete delivered right away. On Saturday, the walls were erected and the roof beams laid.
On Monday, the walls and roof were closed up and the first layer of bitumen was welded on.
Today I will still line the roof from the inside and install shelves.
The costs so far are approximately: concrete and pump €750, wood €1100.
What else will come up: roof sealing and zinc edging €500, side entrance door with transom window €1500, as well as the curtain facade made of HPL panels €550.

I know this does not correspond to the usual garden shed, but I am sure that in terms of price I am not far from a DIY store hut of comparable volume (inside 3.5 x 4 x 3 m).

Olli

We have acquired this. Biohort Europe size 2. Only mower and spade, rake and petrol should go in there, so she doesn't always vacuum the terrace with them.

May I ask how high the clearance of the door is? I have only found ones with a door height of 1.55, but I would prefer not to have to crawl into the hut every time.

Biohort Europe has 1.7m

We looked at a whole lot of huts made of wood and metal and finally thought that these biohort things are expensive, but they are also very well made, while the cheap ones all seemed crappy. The door is high enough to comfortably put something inside.

We looked at a whole lot of cabins made of wood and metal and ultimately found that these biohort things are expensive, but they are also very well made, while the cheap ones all seemed crappy. The door is high enough to put things in comfortably.

So? Does the metal clang?