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  1. 14th May 2010, 09:14 AM #31
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    Greg, I have a timber rack built behind the shed with a color bond roof and shade cloth sides. A couple of months agao I went up to Mal's place to check it out, but he was in either NZ or Tasie.

    Horaldic, as mentioned earlier I have insulation under the roof. So far, so good. I have another small shed with a low roof and no insulation so I know what you mean about the heat. I am not too concerend about the yellow tongue staying fixed to the shed. Though I would not fix big timber racks to it. The type of "stuff" that I am placing on the wall should not put too much strain on the yellow tongue. there are always toggle screws.
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    Looking fantastic Bob. Almost ready for wood surgery. The white walls make such a difference to visibility.

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  4. 14th May 2010, 11:38 AM #33
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    Once the timber is dry, it is good to keep it under cover and an oudoors stack never goes astray. Wongo keeps his stock in a double garage around the size of your shed, but guess what....... the car gets to park on the street.

    Mal is busy at the moment also, Brisbane www show neat week and weekend but he'll be back at end May for several weeks preparing for the Sydney www show mid June.
    But don't worry.... the stock will always be there unless he has a bushfire which may cause a few little problems.
    The last fire came through around 9 years ago, but only burnt a few old blackwood logs.... the cattle keep the grass down thankfully.

    Anyway. I may see you up there myself one of these days.
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  5. 14th May 2010, 10:31 PM #34
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    That looks great.
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