OK show us your shed!!!!

**pop058** · 23rd January 2009, 07:58 PM

Originally Posted by solmanic

Here are some shots of our new place...<snip>
The bit where we park the Land Rover - 1" clearance so no lift kit or roof racks for me!

Cut and sleeve the posts to achieve some more height. Have done this on a couple of carports over access driveways. Owners go out and buy 4x4's, then have to park in the street until we can fix the prob. If you have (or can get hold of) the paperwork/engineering for your carport, it should show what the max height is for that design of carport.

paul

**Corgie Carrier** · 24th January 2009, 02:55 PM

No big lifts or roof racks with spotties on or your rangies wont fit under that low slung roof you have there. Nice shead though

The photo is a little deceptive, the shed is 2.7m at the front and 2.4 at the rear, but loses 200mm where the beams are.

The rangie has a 2" suspension lift and a 2" body lift with 35" Tyres and it fits fine. I can even fit my LC troopy in there and it has a 3" lift and 33" tyres.

Neale

**ellard** · 25th January 2009, 05:24 AM

Hi there all

One thing I have noticed with this thread - majority of us have more than one Land Rover.................this is why our sheds get extended.......

Maybe we should have a thread of what we have within our sheds....and what we collect apart from Land Rovers.

All the best

Wayne

**pop058** · 25th January 2009, 12:19 PM

maybe should start another thread but here is one for you wayne (48 P3 6 light)paul

**ellard** · 25th January 2009, 05:53 PM

Hi there

Very nice - I will be home next week with take some pictures....

Wayne

Rangier Rover · 25th January 2009, 07:10 PM

Originally Posted by pop058

maybe should start another thread but here is one for you wayne (48 P3 6 light)paul

Nice

**juddy** · 5th February 2009, 02:36 PM

Not alot of room in here........ Please please dear wife can i have a large shed....

**Shonky** · 5th February 2009, 03:26 PM

I have done a bit more on my shed now. It's getting there - little by little.

It is almost entirely built from timber cut from our property (Cyprus Pine)

Will have to get a bit more done soon... The roof is ready to go on.

This section will be the workshop and a roller door is going on the front. To the right are 4 bloodbox sized machinery bays.

The first one needs rebuilding - as you can see by it's absence. The other 3 I managed to save (half the shed fell in)

Rangier Rover · 5th February 2009, 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by Shonky

I have done a bit more on my shed now. It's getting there - little by little.

It is almost entirely built from timber cut from our property (Cyprus Pine)

Will have to get a bit more done soon... The roof is ready to go on.

This section will be the workshop and a roller door is going on the front. To the right are 4 bloodbox sized machinery bays.

The first one needs rebuilding - as you can see by it's absence. The other 3 I managed to save (half the shed fell in)

Were you a scout by chance

.. Good to see the old bush joinery still out there

We have sheads here like yours near 100 yrs old and are still standing.

Tony

**Shonky** · 5th February 2009, 05:25 PM

Bugger it!

I showed these pics to someone else and they said the exact same thing! (Yes, YOU Sleepy...)

...and yes, I was a Scout. For 10 years. Yes, I know...

We have sheds of much the same vintage and construction here too, hence why I emulated a proven design. I also like having a shed with character. Flat-pack zincalume sheds are functional, but are boring and have no personality.

In the words of Jeremy Clarkson... "You didn't marry your wife because she is easy to wipe down..."

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