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Shed Links - For Better Sheds And Beyond

A few shed links to help you on your way there's so much well.... stuff on the internet its difficult to know where to start. I hope you find these shed, decorating and diy links useful:

www.taylorsgardenbuildings.co.uk
I occasionally get asked to recommend a shed supplier. Taylors Garden Buildings have to be tops for a large range of wooden, plastic and metal sheds, summerhouses, garden offices etc. They have been in business for over 50 years and offer free delivery to most parts of the UK.

www.readersheds.co.uk
This is a classic site about garden sheds. Run by Uncle Wilco, the organiser of the UK's National Shed Week and Shed of The Year competition, you are encouraged to 'share your shed'. When you have finished your shed build remember to take a photo of the outside and inside of the shed for it to be entered in next years Shed of the Year competition. The competition is open to international entrants for the first time in 2009 - so go on 'show us your shed'.

www.screwfix.com With the demise of the local hardware store and the rise of the large DIY stores it has been difficult to get hold of a good hardware supplier. Screwfix do a great job with a wide range of hardware at good prices. I always order on the net as for orders over £50 delivery is free and the stuff normally arrives the following day. I mainly use Screwfix for their hardware, however I believe that they even sell sheds now!

www.shedworking.co.uk
This site run by the journalist and writer, Alex Johnson, is updated daily with shed news and comment. Alex collates the information from his wide contacts and has many stunning pictures of sheds of all types, styles and uses. Shedworking also focuses on the needs of those running businesses from their sheds.

www.dreamhomedecorating.com
Renate Hering-Shepherd has a first class honours degree from the Chelsea College of Art and Design. She is now creating a great site which may be of use when it comes around to decorating your shed. I have suggested a joint venture site "dream-shed-decorating.com"; however it may take a while for me to convince Renate that this is a good idea!

www.handymanteacher.com
This site run by Hub Kirkpatrick contains lots of helpful information for all those jobs that stare at you around the house. If you have something that needs fixing and can't find how to do it send him an e-mail - he's very helpful.

Sheds and Gardens go together like peas and carrots or strawberries and cream. Gardening is such a big topic and can be covered in so many different ways that I'm choosing a few sites that give great advice from several different angles the first of these is.

Alfred and Julia Stewart's site www.flowers-plants-gardening-advice.com which has detailed information on flowers, plants ,pests, gardening advice and tips for your landscape, garden supplies and resources, seeds, bulbs, practical hands-on advice and public gardens.

www.realestatedevelopmentcoach.com
They say that a well constructed shed can add 5% to the value of your home. I believe that Colm Dillon at realestatedevelopmentcoach.com with his billion dollar development portfolio does quite a bit better than that! Take a look to see if you could be the next Donald Trump.



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