Well I was so tired yesterday that I did not have chance to get back on here with the pictures. But I will put that right now.
This is the shed at the end of work yesterday.
But then Chris decided to have a wander in.
Here are the pictures from today -
This is just the far end half of the Shed - the other half is behind the camera - it's 6ft wide. To the right of the image you can see half of the windows - 10ft of Windows - should let in plenty of light.
This is the Roofing Ceremony - it helps if you know how to stand with you hands on your hips, as my husband demonstrates on the left, and Robin's mate Davo copies on the right. Robin appears to have his head through the roof of the shed - I think he was looking for help with holding the roof panel - one handed help from me isn't much use!
End of work today and it's much better - windows have perspex in them, roof is complete.
By the side of the new shed, you can see what was the old craft shed, holding all the goodies waiting to go into the new shed.
It's getting quite exciting now, as everything seems to be coming together quite quickly now, although I do still have some exterior bits that need wood treatment. Just the doors, roofing felt and decorative trim to go on and it will be ready for moving into.
This is the shed at the end of work yesterday.
But then Chris decided to have a wander in.
Here are the pictures from today -
This is just the far end half of the Shed - the other half is behind the camera - it's 6ft wide. To the right of the image you can see half of the windows - 10ft of Windows - should let in plenty of light.
This is the Roofing Ceremony - it helps if you know how to stand with you hands on your hips, as my husband demonstrates on the left, and Robin's mate Davo copies on the right. Robin appears to have his head through the roof of the shed - I think he was looking for help with holding the roof panel - one handed help from me isn't much use!
End of work today and it's much better - windows have perspex in them, roof is complete.
By the side of the new shed, you can see what was the old craft shed, holding all the goodies waiting to go into the new shed.
It's getting quite exciting now, as everything seems to be coming together quite quickly now, although I do still have some exterior bits that need wood treatment. Just the doors, roofing felt and decorative trim to go on and it will be ready for moving into.
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