by Craig
(Wolverhampton UK)
Hi there. I just bought a shed which requires self-construction. All appears ok and I have prepared a slab base for it, with sufficient extra surface area and on top of a suppressing membrane and then sharp sand.
My question is, as it doesn't state so in the instructions. Should the shed be fixed down? Or does the sheer weight of the shed and then it's contents prevent it from moving? As far as I know, it won't be in a particularly windy area but I don't want to wake up one morning and it's moved... or blown over.
If so what is the best way to fix it down, please? Directly through the floor or with some form of a bracket on the outside, maybe on each corner??
Cheers
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