The GTI's new home

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The GTI's new home
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Soooo ever since moving house the gti has been sat in a garage on the other side of town and forgot about, being there its a pain in the arse to work on so its time i moved her up here soooo i need a workshop and some where to keep her.

The area in question started out like this.

   

Thursday i spent a load of cash on timber and set about ripping some fences down

   
   

Then to start throwing up some 4x4 posts

   
   

Bit of a jump in progress lol, (no pics) but on with the roof

   
   

This is how iv left it this evening

   
   
   

Hopefully get the sides cladded up & doors put on tomorrow, then it will just be a case of taking down the half of the old shed that is now inside the new one

Edit: also the bit of fence that's inside the work shop will be coming down

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That is smart. Fancy doing something like this myself on my driveway


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Is that a sigma DT sat there at the moment??
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Indeed it is. Makes a good hop up to put the roof up lol

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sooo iv got the out side pretty much done, just the inside & electrics done and I can move the gti over Big Grin


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Thats awesome man top work!
Doesnt even own a 306.
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cheers man Big Grin 6 days of 9am to 6/7pm so far

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How much did it all set you back mate? Would love to do something like this my self
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Im in it around £700 now but I went well over the top on the roof

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Ah thats not too bad

Now, how long till we discover the water runs towards the garage when it rains Tongue
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Now thats living for the 306.

Repped.
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(30-05-2013, 09:33 PM)Niall Wrote: Ah thats not too bad

Now, how long till we discover the water runs towards the garage when it rains Tongue

Theoretically yes it should, because of the slight slop to the right, but no it dosnt, been lashing it down here for 3 days now and its bone dry in there.


(30-05-2013, 09:39 PM)kingy Wrote: Now thats living for the 306.

Repped.

We can have that poor little gti6 sit out in all weathers Big Grin

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If its just skirts that make 5 door sigmas look that awesome i might have to get me some :/
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good job pal! looks really good!
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(30-05-2013, 10:34 PM)Tom Wrote: If its just skirts that make 5 door sigmas look that awesome i might have to get me some :/

That one is bring broken if you want to buy the skirts!

(30-05-2013, 10:46 PM)SRowell Wrote: good job pal! looks really good!

Cheers mate Big Grin

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ah a workshop to fix the french racing sheds, hopefully no more cold hands Jamie Smile
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I doubt that lol. More no more getting wet thing Big Grin

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Bloody hell thats awesome!!
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Grow shed? ninja
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(12-06-2013, 08:42 PM)Jimmy306 Wrote: Bloody hell thats awesome!!

Chees fella

(12-06-2013, 10:51 PM)silverzx Wrote: Grow shed? ninja



yeah for growing epuc shed built 306's Tongue

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Looks good, how do you get it in and out? Am I missing something?
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Who'd you do that with then? Tongue

Looks well built!
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(13-06-2013, 08:38 AM)Stephen Wrote: Looks good, how do you get it in and out? Am I missing something?

There is big ninja doors on thr front. But that is the idea its supposed to look likr there isnt doors


(13-06-2013, 10:15 AM)silverzx Wrote: Who'd you do that with then? Tongue

Looks well built!


Done it on my mostly . Old chap helped put the roof on and the mrs helped with holding up the cladding. But apart from that just cracked on on my own

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impressive
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How much did it cost including all materials?
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(16-06-2013, 04:35 PM)silverzx Wrote: How much did it cost including all materials?

The only cost was materials, I think currently im around £700 something , including timber for work bench/shelving , hinges, locks, screws etc

Then im prob going to be another £150 in buy the time iv done the electrics

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Looks like a tidy workshop/garage that.

Have you used the things where you bolt the posts to the ground?
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thats a great workshop wish i had somewhere to build one that size but i have keep my 306 on the side of the road as i have no driveway
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(16-06-2013, 05:18 PM)Grant Wrote: Looks like a tidy workshop/garage that.

Have you used the things where you bolt the posts to the ground?

Only on 2 posts I wouldn't recommend doing all the posts with them ,

Also they are called, post met fix

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Was gonna say... *awaits the 'my shed blew over' thread*

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