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  2. Benefits of an overlap shed or workshop
  3. Benefits of a shiplap shed or workshop
  4. Benefits of a dip-treated shed or workshop
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  6. How to choose the right size of shed
  7. How to choose the location for your shed
  8. How to choose the right shed base
  9. How to assemble a timber base kit
  10. How to lay a concrete base
  11. How to lay a paving slab base
  12. How to lay a decking block base
  13. How to assemble a Forest Garden shed
  14. Forest Garden Small Storage
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  16. Forest Garden Arbours
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  18. Forest Garden Gazebos
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  21. Forest Garden Playhouses
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  23. Forest Garden Greenhouses and Glasshouse
  24. Forest Garden Planters, Raised Beds and Composters
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  30. Five ways to make more of your garden
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Sheds and Storage

   

Power to Your Shed!
 
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Many people decide to run electricity to their garden building either by extension lead, overhead cable or bury the cable in a sleeve in the ground. Bringing the electricity to your garden building is not a do-it-yourself job, and is certainly not recommended.
 
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WONKEE DONKEE strongly advises employing a qualified electrician to connect your power to your outbuilding.

 

 

Be safe, see the light!!
     

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