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4:09 pm
Mon 21-Jun-10
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Hi everone!
Some great tips on this site " just wanted to add another! 
If you need extra storage space for all your gardening tools " get yourself a secure metal shed online from Asgard. Its a cheaper alternative to a garage or an extension for your house!
The website is http://www.asgardsss.co.uk. Its really handy " got my lawn mower, sons bike and all sorts of gardening stuff in it " only thing is the hassle of putting it up..
What do you think?
4:41 pm
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Tue 22-Sep-09
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Hi Lucy, welcome to the forum. That looks like a huge storage space, did you put it up yourself?
I'll try that again!
5:06 pm
Supreme Being
Mon 21-Sep-09
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This is mine at the moment, it will eventually be a barn for storing our mowing machine 
5:31 pm
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Tue 22-Sep-09
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I take it that the corrugated iron is to cover the holes?
I'll try that again!
5:43 pm
Supreme Being
Mon 21-Sep-09
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I think they are actually asbestos sheeting (rather too common in Eastern Europe I am afraid) but yes they cover the holes " 6ft deep holes at that.
By the way Lucy, sorry I didn't say hello first. Welcome to the forum. I love the little storage space, it is a really good idea and would have been perfect when I lived in England but I now live in Latvia and my little mower is a small tractor (it's a really cute blue one [Image Can Not Be Found]) as we have around 6 ha of grass to cut (not sure exactlay as some of it has gone to brush).
5:58 pm
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Tue 22-Sep-09
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Asbestos! Scary. What deep holes Joanna, no wonder you have them covered. The picture in your post wasn't visible to me until I opened it in a new tab, are you able to see it in the post?
I'll try that again!
6:41 pm
Supreme Being
Mon 21-Sep-09
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I can see it.
Asbestos is scary but just about every roof here is asbestos. What a Soviet legacy
. The holes are deep but that is so the foundations won't move when there is 3ft of snow on the roof 
7:24 pm
we had 10m+ deep hole drilled into the ground for the foundations of our house as we are on clay and house move a lot if the foundations aren't deep enough
7:52 pm
Supreme Being
Mon 21-Sep-09
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We have the same problem but ours is just a small wooden barn not a house so I think we will be okay, which all just goes to show that the storage space that Lucy describes is a whole lot less work than an extension.
10:32 am
Mon 21-Jun-10
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Hi all!
Thanks for the welcome everyone!
Toffee-apple - i had it installed for me, it comes flat packed! 
Joanna - I'm surprised that asbestos is being used - its banned in the UK!
I always think gardens are asuch a wasted space if you dont do anything with them!
11:45 am
Sat 12-Aug-06
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Welcome, Lucy. I do envy your new tool shed.
We have bought up 4 secondhand garden sheds of varying sizes for cheap storage and they work very well. We could have 70 and they would all be stuffed with . . erm . . stuff
Never knowingly underfed
11:47 am
Sat 12-Aug-06
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12:07 pm
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Tue 22-Sep-09
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Just as well you hadn't noticed this part of the site¦which might be my next vehicle! 
I'll try that again!
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