Retroanaconda
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Definitely invest in the slab, ensure a damp-proof membrane is included as otherwise it'll be damp inside the building. And get a decent power supply out there.
As far as the construction is concerned I went timber when I built mine, as that's what I'm used to. For the roof I used corrugated bitumen sheets (Onduline/Coroline type stuff) over an OSB deck. Walls clad with shiplap boarding.
Might build the next one out of blocks for a change, although I would probably still clad in timber as I prefer the look. Still need a wood framed roof anyhow, I'm not a fan of flat roofs so double-pitched is the way forward.
Under construction:
Inside once filled with crap:
Putting decent power supply in:
As far as the construction is concerned I went timber when I built mine, as that's what I'm used to. For the roof I used corrugated bitumen sheets (Onduline/Coroline type stuff) over an OSB deck. Walls clad with shiplap boarding.
Might build the next one out of blocks for a change, although I would probably still clad in timber as I prefer the look. Still need a wood framed roof anyhow, I'm not a fan of flat roofs so double-pitched is the way forward.
Under construction:
Inside once filled with crap:
Putting decent power supply in: