Temporary/Portable Garage

allandwf

allandwf

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Short on garage, and storage, space at the moment, so decided to erect the garage I bought during lockdown, after a wine or two lol. I had a handy space and the garage was 6m x 3m. Well I'm reasonably pleased. Bolted down with Rawl bolts I had, so hopefully won't go anywhere.
 

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midlifecrisis

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I don't think the frame will go anywhere but just make sure that your cover is firmly and tightly strapped to the frame. Don't underestimate the wind getting in somewhere and ripping the cover off.
 
allandwf

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midlifecrisis said:
I don't think the frame will go anywhere but just make sure that your cover is firmly and tightly strapped to the frame. Don't underestimate the wind getting in somewhere and ripping the cover off.
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Yes,the cover has pockets the tubes run through, the full length. Hopefully only needed for about three months.
 
lozcb

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allandwf said:
Short on garage, and storage, space at the moment, so decided to erect the garage I bought during lockdown, after a wine or two lol. I had a handy space and the garage was 6m x 3m. Well I'm reasonably pleased. Bolted down with Rawl bolts I had, so hopefully won't go anywhere.
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That would soon end up in Holland from where i live :saifi:
 
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