Just Sheds: The Pallet, allotment
Last years Shed of the Year competition brought out a great Pallet shed “The Plot thickens” by sheddie Simon and I am sure this great one was inspired by it. We broke up about...
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Just Sheds: my oasis
A lovely recylced shed, Andy’s Oasis brimscombe gloucestershire Features: its all made from recycled wood and material from skips and tips and unused slab wood from a saw mill. it has an old back...
Just Sheds: Wonderful wigwam shed Cornwall
Flickr group member kalann has taken this great photo of a WigWam shed in Marazion, Cornwall The Sign says “first pole dancing acadamy ” Of course if you have a great or odd shed...
A Question for Easter – How do I put up a shed?
That is the question, anyway David Snell from Homebuilding & Renovating has some tips over at the telegraph. The long Easter weekend is the perfect time to put up a garden shed. The first...
Just Sheds now over 1500 members when did that happen
We now have 1503 members and 4071 great shed photos. Related posts: Black November Shed Deals: Save Big on Forest Garden & Yardmaster Sheds From Backyard to Boulevard Sheddie Nick Takes His Pub sheds...
Are you going to buy a cheap garden shed for Easter
Of course I am not stopping you, but sometimes the cheaper shed may not last for many more Easters, so best to spend that little bit more and go for Pressure Treated wood. The...
Just Sheds: GO-GO’s SHED
A great summerhouse that is made up of an old and new shed… great use of our legacy buildings. The original shed/summerhouse is on righthand side in the photograph.This part dates from the 1920’s...
Just Sheds: cottages & lodges to name two
Some wonderful shed added recently on readersheds ready for the Shed of the year competition! the little pastel cottage lorraine rose back yard The Lapland Lodge Dando family Blaenafon, South Wales The Dog &...
“We shall fight in the fields and in the streets”
Alex foxed us with his weekly name that shed thing… and this weeks was Winston Churchill’s shed and one of his shedworkers Martyn Cox talks about it I recently snapped this shed at Chartwell...
Want to watch clouds from a shed on the beach, now you can!
The Louthleader reports BRITAIN’S first cloud watching platform will open along our coast next week with BBC weatherman Paul Hudson set to cut the ribbon. The £30,000 wooden structure on the beach at Anderby...
