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awesome thanks @sallyintnorthis this the sort of stuff?http://www.wickes.co.uk/Black-Corrugated-Bitumen-Sheet-950x2000mm/p/240039Cheers Ed
Wickes is the only DIY retailer currently selling this professional quality BBA approved Onduline roofing system• B&Q only sell the Coroline 2.6mm thick DIY grade sheet, as opposed to the Wickes Onduline manufactured professional grade 3mm thick sheet
A metre high at the front.. that's low even for crawling into. And under 5 foot deep, possibly less if that's an external measure.I'd suggest you pop along to some garden centre or large B&Q and look at some kennels, garden sheds etc with a tape measure in your pocket to get a realistic idea of sizes.There's usually a need to get into these things at some stage for repairs or cleaning
Quote from: Young Ed on August 27, 2014, 10:35:14 pmawesome thanks @sallyintnorthis this the sort of stuff?http://www.wickes.co.uk/Black-Corrugated-Bitumen-Sheet-950x2000mm/p/240039Cheers EdQuoteWickes is the only DIY retailer currently selling this professional quality BBA approved Onduline roofing system• B&Q only sell the Coroline 2.6mm thick DIY grade sheet, as opposed to the Wickes Onduline manufactured professional grade 3mm thick sheetSo, yes
PVC stuff tends to crack if branches drop on it..or you get heavy handed with your loader.
sorry i but that measurment wrong when i added it in MS paint, it should have been 1.5 mwould say 2m at the front and 1.5 at the back be better?
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