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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby b33fy » Fri Apr 10, 2020 4:42 pm

Topped out some of the build, out of wood now and a distinct lack of suppliers open, unless I buy Wickes crap for a rip off price.
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby Wingco » Fri Apr 10, 2020 4:47 pm

Try these Mike, I appreciate its a little far for you but im pretty sure they are open.

P.J. Supplies
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Address: The Timber Yard, Lower Rd, Orpington BR5 4AL
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Wednesday 7:45am–1pm, 2–5:30pm
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby b33fy » Sun Apr 19, 2020 7:34 pm

Thanks for the heads up Colin, a bit too far away to deliver unfortunately.

Found another web based merchant pretty local, so ordered pretty much everything except weatherboarding. Should turn up in a week or so according to their website.

Did a bit more ‘landscaping’ digging out old raised beds, 7 in total 2 large ones left. Using the soil to level the area around the shed.
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby b33fy » Fri May 01, 2020 3:33 pm

Landscaping/levelling done. Grass seed on order. Wood has turned up so the plan this weekend is to finish the few odds and sods around the frame and add the missing floor joists which I used to move and support the old shed currently :roll: I need to get the roof joists done, add the osb sheeting and temporarily weatherproof with some Tyvek. Need to also do some more fencing at some point.

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All weather dependent. I’ve also got to spend a bit of time swotting up as well as I have job interview first thing Tuesday. Because of the current situation we are unlikely to be able to realise any plans after I officially retire on the 31st July. So an opportunity has arisen for a 18 month contract looking at electronic prescribing. Might as well go for it, nothing to loose and potentially a few more quid in the retirement fund whilst the world slowly gets to grips with the current situation. Just means I’m retired for 24 hours only. :lol:
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby Wingco » Sat May 02, 2020 6:59 am

Best of luck Mike for Tuesday, hope it all goes well for you.
Hope you can get the shed water tight this weekend, looking good.
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby b33fy » Sun May 03, 2020 4:13 pm

Thanks Colin.

A bit more done, floor joists all done along with roof joists on one side. Gable ends done. Had to make a couple of alterations on a couple of bits that I wasn’t that happy with, particularly the infill on the gable ends I’d done previously. A PITA trying to pull out 90mm ringshanks. A few more roof joists, and a 9x2 centre beam to go in. A few odds and sods, noggins etc which tend to take the time, then get it boarded up and weather tight.
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby Wingco » Sun May 03, 2020 6:13 pm

Looking good Mike, that certainly isn't going anywhere ;)
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby Dick » Sun May 03, 2020 7:03 pm

Nice job is it a 2 bedroom

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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby greenwoo » Sun May 03, 2020 8:01 pm

Nice job is it a 2 bedroom
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Re: Man Cave Mk2

Postby b33fy » Sun May 03, 2020 10:33 pm

Dick wrote:Nice job is it a 2 bedroom


Open plan in the loft, home cinema in the basement..
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