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Posted by Charles Ping on October 8, 2008, 9:12 am
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> >> Some time ago I recall a thread descibing a workshop construction but
> >> despite keeping 95% of posts I can't find a sensible text to search on
> >> which brings up the details.
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> >> Am I having a 'senior moment' or can any one else remember who it was
> >> doing the new build?
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> >> The reason for the enquiry is that I seem to remember that some sort o=
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> >> prefabricated panels were used and I'm looking to do something similar
> >> but can't find any similar (or even suitable) panels from the usual
> >> building trade sources.
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> >> JG
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> >That'll be Mark Rands ..
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> >http://www.test-net.com/workshop/
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> >All the best.the other mark.
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> > a folder =A0on photobucket showing, me...building mine.........built
> >over 10 years ago
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> >traditional construction ....so you may not be interested .
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> >http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v190/aboard_epsilon/workshop/
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> ISTR another thread a bit more recently, but haven't looked for it yet.
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> My panels came form these nice gentlemen:-http://www.siptec.com/
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> The panels cost me about =A38000 inc VAT in the summer of 2005 for a 30m^=
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> workshop 3m high with 150mm SIPs for all walls, roof and door.
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> The rest of the work cost me somewhat more and shortened my life by sever=
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> Mark Rand
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Mark
The position and size of the workshop certainly appears to have
sucessfully reduced the Rand family exposure to any fluctuations in
the price of lawn mowers.
Have your neighbours made any comments?
Regards
Charles
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> despite keeping 95% of posts I can't find a sensible text to search on
> which brings up the details.
>
> Am I having a 'senior moment' or can any one else remember who it was
> doing the new build?
>
> The reason for the enquiry is that I seem to remember that some sort of
> prefabricated panels were used and I'm looking to do something similar
> but can't find any similar (or even suitable) panels from the usual
> building trade sources.
>
> JG