Since my partner and I moved into our own place, my fishing gear has lived in a shed at my parents as we didn't really have the room to store it here. My parents have selfishly decided to downsize and move away and I now need a way to store my gear..
We have a parking port underneath the duplex that we own, but space will be tight with the car also parked in there.
Can anyone recommend some good, sturdy, animal proof storage units that we could fit in the parking port? Ideally they need to be 6/7ft tall to accommodate my rods but no deeper than 1.5 metres as we can't have the car poking out too far
Rats are a bit of an issue as we aren't close to the bin area, so it needs to be secure
Thanks
We have a parking port underneath the duplex that we own, but space will be tight with the car also parked in there.
Can anyone recommend some good, sturdy, animal proof storage units that we could fit in the parking port? Ideally they need to be 6/7ft tall to accommodate my rods but no deeper than 1.5 metres as we can't have the car poking out too far
Rats are a bit of an issue as we aren't close to the bin area, so it needs to be secure
Thanks
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at Asgard sheds, not cheap but good. There are also other manufacturers but I know people who used these for their motorbikes, very good quality.
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Have a look at Asgard sheds, not cheap but good. There are also other manufacturers but I know people who used these for their motorbikes, very good quality.
LINKY POO™ https://www.asgardsss.co.uk/high-security-sheds
EDIT, hover on the site and a 20% off offer pops up.
Another shout for Asgard. The delivery times are quite long but the sheds are solid.
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Asgard are the don
But I use a trimetals one
What ever you choose Build it up on a plinth and make sure it's bolted down.
The trimetals one comes with a built in metal floor
Asgard use crappy old OSB.
But I use a trimetals one
What ever you choose Build it up on a plinth and make sure it's bolted down.
The trimetals one comes with a built in metal floor
Asgard use crappy old OSB.
If you go for an Asgard one visit a local stockist that has them on display.I had an ex display one and it saved me a few hundred quid
In reply to Post #1
Those look solid but expensive - loads of custom shed builders on FBM. I had one made back in the day to a specific spec when I lived in a terrace with limited access . . .7' HT lean to . . mesh in between the frames (anti rodent) / insulation / security hinges & locks / alarm / power. It was a tardis with a small footprint and better organized than my current garage; was gutted to have to leave it there when I sold the house . . .
Those look solid but expensive - loads of custom shed builders on FBM. I had one made back in the day to a specific spec when I lived in a terrace with limited access . . .7' HT lean to . . mesh in between the frames (anti rodent) / insulation / security hinges & locks / alarm / power. It was a tardis with a small footprint and better organized than my current garage; was gutted to have to leave it there when I sold the house . . .
Sorry to hijack .... Can anyione confirm if these Asgard buildings are easy enough to break down and relocate if moving home?
In reply to Post #8
Yes they are a doddle to dismantle and rebuild
Yes they are a doddle to dismantle and rebuild