The Finalists for Shed of the year 2014
View the finalists for 2019 I’m very pleased to announce this years Finalists for Shed of the year 2014 > With a record breaking 20,000 public votes (a 73% increase on last year) the...
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Sheddies who do you love
This weekend is the last chance to vote for your favorite sheds. BUT WHO DO YOU LOVE Sheddies who @make things in their sheds WE LOVE YOU #shedoftheyear http://t.co/JByEPavShB #workshops #vote pic.twitter.com/RN8BcNfv67— Uncle Wilco...
“Shed of the year” is going to be a Channel 4 TV programme with George Clarke
You may have heard that “Shed of the year” is going to be a TV programme – channel 4 has commissioned a show – with Shed of the year judge George Clarke at the...
The winner of Shed of the year 2013 is the Boat Roofed Shed
Enter Shed of the year 2026 NOW You can view all the winners before and after 2013 here, spoiler alert, we have not had another shed with a boat on its roof win again....
Guest Post: Hints & Tips for installing solar power in your shed
Our new friends, you may have seen them on the Eco Shed category knowyourplanet.com have provided a quick guide to getting your shed powered up using the power of the sun. One of the...
Shed.TV: Sheds on the telly featuring @TheSolarShed and a youngish unclewilco
Cor this is a blast from the past (think it was 2005) Sheddie Kevin Holland – has posted this video about sheds and sheddies from David Whitely from BBC Inside Out It features Kevin...
Shed Week Guest post: Powering your shed
Shed of the year 2012 Finalist – Kevin from the Solar Shed has written a guest post about powering your shed – this is something that I get asked a lot so better ask...
Goodbye Compost Lodge, Hello solar shed
Sheddie Kevin has been a great supporter of readersheds and Shed of the year for many years – I saw a video of him and his shed that he posted up on twitter the...
Now this is one great Solar Shed – Occidental College Solar Shed
I noticed this Solar shed on Flickr and asked the photographer to add it to our Just Sheds Flickr group but also to explain a little about the shed – and Jeremy Levine kindly did...
