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a_j_mair
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Registered: 23rd Jan 04
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12th Jan 06 at 11:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
have seen 2 or 3 people posting up there workshops recently.

I have a lovely big shed i am graduall taking over i have got myself a work bench and a couple shelfs, needing more shelfing/storage.

anyway they all seem to be getting lined with MDF.
i was just wondering if people had there workshops insulated etc what they were lined with etc etc

my roof is currently covered with dust sheets as it is where we have partys so these were put up to hide the rafters. i am planning on starting to sheet the ceiling and maybe sneak in some rolls of insulation aswell.
My dad is a builder and i am in the construction trade so getting materials and doing the work is no problem

was just curious as to what peoples workshops were like?
a_j_mair
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CCA
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12th Jan 06 at 13:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i think its ed and flamingcorsa that have their own workshops
ed
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Mines a lean to on the side of our hay barn... Not ideal if there is a fire But we are insalling a massive water tank on the roof that will put any fire out

Anyhow, mine is insulated with high grade fibreglass insulation and the walls are covered with plywood, not MDF, don't use MDF unless the place is properly sealed up because it will bluge with moisture. I have 9 5ft strip lights on the roof so it's really light. We also have an extractor fan which on full whack will extract all of the air in the room in 2 mins so it's pretty powerfull Not had that fitted yet...
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I'm also getting a propane powered heater in there to dry it out and keep it warm.
a_j_mair
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the cheapest stuff toline the ceiling is going to be sterling board i think which would be ok, paint that then rewire the place for lights and sockets.

im not sure if it is worthwhile strapping and lining the walls as extra expense and time, they are just snowcemed brick walls. It is an old loose box so one side has lots of openings where the feed barriers were but i am planning on boarding these up

i have a big patio heater but it has no gas left

do you think it is worth my while insulating the roof as it will be cold even if i do it id reckon,

hopefully getting the garage door fitted to the end in the next week or so will save alot of hassle coming in through another shed and up a make shift ramp etc

 
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