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Merchy Member Since: 14 Feb 2021 Location: North Wales Posts: 1192 |
Good idea, but may be best to check with your local authority, adding power and shiplap may make it look like a permanent structure, hence a visit from their high viz brigade about planning permission. |
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13th Apr 2021 7:10am |
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jim4244 Member Since: 31 May 2012 Location: UK Posts: 853 |
Already checked and the location council are fine with it.
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13th Apr 2021 7:40am |
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kevin-t Member Since: 24 Feb 2019 Location: Sheffield Posts: 41 |
Not me personally, however have been in this one. Its the dogs danglie's.
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13th Apr 2021 7:52am |
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mandelbug Member Since: 06 Mar 2017 Location: London Posts: 40 |
We have a shipping container storage yard near to us, I was debating something similar, but not sure the width is there, depends on your project obviously but I looked at it for a Nissan 200SX S13 |
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13th Apr 2021 7:59am |
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Merchy Member Since: 14 Feb 2021 Location: North Wales Posts: 1192 |
Happy days then Jim, maybe a workshop built in as well!!
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13th Apr 2021 8:02am |
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V8 Bob Member Since: 15 Mar 2018 Location: Cumbria Posts: 361 |
I wouldn’t fix the cladding directly to the container as you will need to drill holes. Will there be a condensation issue in cold wet weather? 2012 tdv8 Westminster arrived Jan 19 gone Dec 23
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13th Apr 2021 8:10am |
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cass Member Since: 12 Oct 2011 Location: northumberland Posts: 738 |
On the plus side security is brilliant but I found it almost impossible to get one that was still waterproof - seems like by the time they are available to the public they are pretty well knackered and moisture was always a problem but I'm not sure if it was condensation or just never finding all of the water leaks.
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13th Apr 2021 3:08pm |
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D3Jon Member Since: 15 Aug 2020 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 434 |
Containers can tend to 'sweat' a lot and ideally need insulating to prevent condensation build up on the internal surfaces. Perhaps the ship-lap will insulate it enough, I don't know.
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13th Apr 2021 3:45pm |
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Lyonhead Member Since: 05 Aug 2017 Location: Cardiff Posts: 349 |
Hi Jim,
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13th Apr 2021 4:21pm |
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jim4244 Member Since: 31 May 2012 Location: UK Posts: 853 |
Here’s an idea of what I am thinking of buying:
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13th Apr 2021 5:41pm |
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luxmoggy Member Since: 19 Jun 2020 Location: Trier Posts: 467 |
I am thinking of doing something similar. I just wonder if extending my garage would be more useful. Also there is a difference in cost.
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13th Apr 2021 5:57pm |
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Stephen.Gazard Member Since: 10 Apr 2012 Location: Bristol Posts: 192 |
This is what I did .... cheap container then had it clad:
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13th Apr 2021 6:24pm |
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Alistair Member Since: 11 Feb 2011 Location: Peterborough / Bordeaux / Andorra Posts: 7938 |
Top job - that looks fantastic |
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13th Apr 2021 6:38pm |
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MR GLOVER Member Since: 03 Jan 2015 Location: grimsby Posts: 602 |
i have one and get alot of condensation in the winter and have vent holes both ends . if you are putting nice stuff in it get it insulated |
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13th Apr 2021 7:50pm |
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