Things we make.

[mightyred]

Reckon that too..not sure I'd mix too many in there. Off to centre parcs next week so it will be coming with me.

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[wayne_w]

Evening all,
Let me introduce you to the ManCave / Herf Shack..
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Excuse the colour! the wife insisted on a 'beach hut' style. I agreed to let her chose the outside colour, as the inside will be my choosing!
The plan is to use it as a herf shack over autumn / winter, then to do it out as a pub shed come the spring. I plan on getting electric installed soon & then lining it with plywood to try & hold some heat in there.
It's a BillyHo 4000 series shed 12x6.
Hope you like

Cheers,
Wayne

[PeeJay]

Good well protected spot that

[wayne_w]

Cheers,
That was the plan, down the side of the house, protected from the elements & from prying eyes

[PeeJay]

I am just finishing off my own little project and will post pictures next week. Every time I try to do it on my phone where the photos are the damn thing crashes at the second photo.

[butternutsquashpie]

I plan on getting electric installed soon & then lining it with plywood to try & hold some heat in there.
It's a BillyHo 4000 series shed 12x6.
Hope you like

that's actually amazing!!

Depending on how you aim a heater, you can cut a hole in the ceiling and use the heater as a ventilation system via convection currents. some simply kinetics should help you out with where to put the heater and the hole!
In the summers, just put a fan there

[PeeJay]

No problem with rain falling through the hole then Jeremy?

[butternutsquashpie]

No problem with rain falling through the hole then Jeremy?

nope!

[PeeJay]

I wonder if native Indians had that problem with their tents

[Wigan]

Is it not something to with the thermals in effect blowing it out the way. Air coming in thru the door and out the hole in the top

[butternutsquashpie]

I wonder if native Indians had that problem with their tents

well honestly, all you have to do is put a cover over it like modern chimneys... that's the most logical thing to do.
otherwise, just put a pan under the hole! or dig a hole under the hole so it collects water into the ground.


Way i see it is that if he's handy enough to build a shed, he's handy enough to solve the eon-long problem of how not to get water out of a place you want dry.

[PeeJay]

Way i see it is that if he's handy enough to build a shed, he's handy enough to solve the eon-long problem of how not to get water out of a place you want dry.

Yep, just keep the roof solid and install an extractor

[butternutsquashpie]

Yep, just keep the roof solid and install an extractor

one could. but the heating system that Wigan and I mentioned could be a very efficient way to vent air without the use of an extractor.

perhaps i'm just a tad more adventerous........

[wayne_w]

You buggers!!
That's give me something else to have a play with..As a temporary fix, I've got a cheap halogen heater to use short term but, for a proper solution & a bit of a good project, i like the sound of the convector heater..

[butternutsquashpie]

i like the sound of the convector heater..

heater SLAAAAASH ventilator!