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Allotment Stuff => E-Buygumbay => Topic started by: janhawkins on June 27, 2011, 17:23:25

Title: shed needed in gloucestershire area - free or very cheap
Post by: janhawkins on June 27, 2011, 17:23:25

Hi guys, i am new to this, My husband and I have just taken on an allotemtn and have already had our tools stolen, so we are looking for a shed please.
Tried all the local papers with no joy - looking for it to be free or upto £40 maximum - anybody have any ideas please ??

Title: Re: shed needed in gloucestershire area - free or very cheap
Post by: grannyjanny on June 27, 2011, 17:33:55

Do you have a freecycle in your area. If so you could register with them. Sorry to hear about losing your tools :'(.

Title: Re: shed needed in gloucestershire area - free or very cheap
Post by: GRACELAND on June 27, 2011, 18:06:11

Quote from: janhawkins on June 27, 2011, 17:23:25

Hi guys, i am new to this, My husband and I have just taken on an allotemtn and have already had our tools stolen, so we are looking for a shed please.
Tried all the local papers with no joy - looking for it to be free or upto £40 maximum - anybody have any ideas please ??

Hi not got a shed But was wondering where your plots are ?

Title: Re: shed needed in gloucestershire area - free or very cheap
Post by: Ellen K on June 27, 2011, 18:07:57

A few posters on here have built themselves some pretty impressive ones from pallets.

Very sorry to hear you already had stuff nicked.  Most of us know from bitter experience that it is not a very nice feeling.

Title: Re: shed needed in gloucestershire area - free or very cheap
Post by: lottie lou on June 27, 2011, 18:23:13

I used one of thos black dalek compost bins before I got my shed to store my tools in.  Tea leafs don't try to pinch compost.  In fact I think things are safer not being in the shed.  At least I wouldn't lose them is the pyromaniac got loose again.