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Building a Lean-To

Jim

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sbwertz said:
Just curious, how are you handling rain runoff between the lean-to and the adjoining wall?
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Sharon, you can now see what i have done in the picture below, the gutter runs along the length of the lean-to and runs into a water drain on the front entrance ..

Woody, thanks for the offer of the paint earlier but i won't be painting the brick now as i went for panelling on the outside and will be boarding it out on the inside ... :wink:

The front entrance ...​

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View from Inside ...​

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What you see on the door window is the sweeping brush handle ... :rolling:
 
Jim

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Woody said:
That looks good Jim bet you cant wait to get going in there
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Thanks Woody, you are right by the way ... :wink: I have just sealed the floor, ready to paint it tomorrow, insulate the outer walls, then i can get the electrics in, build a bench, then i can start moving the equipment in ready for the winter .... :whistling:
 
Grump

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Wow Jim you are spoiling yourself I thought us southerners were supposed to be the softies?
You won't know what winter is in there mate, snug as bug init?
Good luck mate money well spent i think.
 
rowdyyates115

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Jim, Its coming along a treat. Brilliant :thumbs::thumbs:
Wow, the space you've got, I can only dream. Mine is the garage shared with 2 bikes, 1 large freezer, 2 ladders, paint pots, one kitchen unit thats full of ' we might need these one day thingy's'.
Not complaining so much as its my dump and no ones else's - got me a lathe, bandsaw, sander, grinder and a wish list a mile long....He He :ciggrin::thumbs:
 
Jim

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Aye the shed is staying Steven, i will need a place for other big toys ... :whistling: Hope she doesn't see this post ... :goesred:
 
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