Thread: Shed....finally

Pete, we got them from Stratco. They go for $299 each but my wife pointed out some "damage" and they gave it to us for $220 each. No bottoms, we added some stones in the bottom...She wants to plant veggies in them

Thanks. Not cheap but compared to making them from lumber a good value and they look like they will last a long time.

Pete

Originally Posted by QC Inspector

Thanks. Not cheap but compared to making them from lumber a good value and they look like they will last a long time.

Pete

Very true Pete, they seem to be good quality.

All six led lights are mounted. Hope to start wiring them today.....i will install power points for them, this should help if i decide later to install a ceiling. I have no idea about the layout of the shed atm...

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Originally Posted by ericks2

All six led lights are mounted. Hope to start wiring them today.....i will install power points for them, this should help if i decide later to install a ceiling. I have no idea about the layout of the shed atm...

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I had 2 fluros only in my old shed so I've installed 9 x LED strips of 14w each. I have one more to install. Best thing I ever did to the shed so far. I'd install more if I had them. I'm not sure it's possible to have too many so whatever lighting you've put in consider doubling it, if you can find a cheap source.

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Originally Posted by DaveVman

I had 2 fluros only in my old shed so I've installed 9 x LED strips of 14w each. I have one more to install. Best thing I ever did to the shed so far. I'd install more if I had them. I'm not sure it's possible to have too many so whatever lighting you've put in consider doubling it, if you can find a cheap source.

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I connected two of those lights temporarily, i was surprised at the light output, a bargain at $25

Last two days no progress on the shed, had to fix stuff for the family and today i spent a long time putting up the garden shed.

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There's something a bit ironic about having to build a garden shed because you're building a big shed... I completely understand though.

ajw

Originally Posted by ajw

There's something a bit ironic about having to build a garden shed because you're building a big shed... I completely understand though.

ajw

True....but i am not having any garden tools in my shed

Had a little bit of time to work on the lights.....

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Still have to move circuit breakers around

Looks like you decided not to put a spare conduit in

Originally Posted by rwbuild

Looks like you decided not to put a spare conduit in

I planned to put an extra one in but never got around to doing it
We moved in December and been renovating non stop.....i was just too busy with other stuff. That is the reason why the Electrical is taking so long

I do have a couple of conduits for the garden lights and irrigation controller in on the other side of the shed....they might come in handy if i run into trouble

Good to see a plan B