The 16mm treble wall polycarbonate sheathed roof, offers great natural light with insulation properties. This product is ideal for this kind of structure, the finish is very tidy for both parties, the customer and their neighbors. A full length gutter is fitted along the roof edge, directing the rainwater to the closest drain, or down pipe. As a priority this gutter does not extend beyond the boundary line of the property.
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These lean to side passage sheds are built to last. This one required more work than most, needing a full stud wall with a concrete foundation.
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These lean to side passage storage sheds are a great addition to any home. By building this shed off the side of the house, over the side passage and utilizing this space. Beats taking up premier space in the main garden, like conventional garden sheds for sale do. These sheds are built to look great and last many years
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This lean to shed on side of house has plenty of space with an area of 4meters
x 2 meters. A suspended floor with damp course was also added, keeping the inside free of all damp. The polycarbonate twin wall roof lets in plenty of light. With a space this size, this shed can be used for many
functions. Plant nursery, office, Dry storage, utility room, gym, brewery.
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This lean to shed covers over the side passage using polycarbonate twin
wall sheathing. This polycarbonate sheeting is also uv protected with a ten year guarantee, which prevents yellowing, not like other pvc products. All accessories also accompany this roof to hold it down firm and
tidy. Hidden gutters are fitted on this style of roof to carry water to the closest drain.
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All timber used in the wood shed is pressure treated. This protects the wood
from rot and insect infestation. This wood shed is built to the property line. The original fence panels have been replaced with 6x2 treated lumber, for added security. The gutter reaches the property line also,
with a filler piece below, to maximize the space inside.
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The inside of this lean to shed in Rathfarnham. Storage space is maximized with the roof support built tight to the boundary wall. The house wall unusually steps in with this one. This works well for adding shelves later, as they won't impede on the through space.
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This lean to shed in Skerries looks well, a nice addition to any house. The structure improves the security of the side passage, and of course provides plenty of storage for bikes, garden furniture etc.
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This lean to shed side of house provides good storage for bikes and garden furniture. The area can be shelved out for the rest of your storage needs. With the roof leaning too a solid wall, a hidden gutter was required to catch the run off water from the roof.
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This lean to shed runs the full length of the house, which
is eight meters long and averages 1.4 meters wide, the width tapers from front to back. With the wall pillar central in the structure, a aluminum gutter was made to accommodate this obstruction. The aluminum gutter
is fitted tight to the wall, and underside of the wall cap. This utilizes the drip of the wall cap, keeping the inside dry and free of damp.
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The back of the side passage lean to finishes flush with the house allowing the rainwater to easily channel to the original down pipe of the house. The doors are made on site, widths vary depending on what is needed.
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The finished boundary side, closed in to the new fence panels. The gutter has been recessed, to finish inside of the boundary line. A very tidy finish for both parties, customer and neighbor alike.
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This lean to shed is 6.3 meters in length, and runs almost the length of the house.
The shed has been set back from the front door, leaving space for bin storage. With the neighbors having a window next to the structure I opted to keep the finished height as unobtrusive as possible. The existing
fence panels were kept. A frame was built supported by the concrete posts, extending above the panels and shaped to house the gutter. Without extending past the property line. The timber used is pressure treated,
protecting the wood from rot and insect attack. The roof is finished with 10mm polycarbonate twin wall sheeting. The doors are very solid with a full frame, fitted with 5 lever dead bolts. These locks are much more
secure compared to latch bolts, opening and closing from either side is a great help also.
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The length of these side passage roofs vary according to purpose. They can be built to span the full length of the side passage, or less. Generally 4 meters long and upwards would be a standard build. The structure can be opened both ends for a walk through. Shelving can be built on one or both sides of the structure if space allows.
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