12-10-2012, 05:45 PM
Lawrence, I've never used plastic lumber before, but I've seen it used for park benches which are out in the weather, and fendering around wharfs and jetties. It looks like it will just sit there forever! It is considerably dearer than wood, though.
One shed firm I've spotted with a local branch is this one -
http://www.oakencloughbuildings.com/
They aren't cheap, but then you generally get what you pay for in this life. I've not been to have a look at them yet, but their specs seem to be very good, using pressure-impregnated timber (although I can't spot the word 'tanalised' on their website).
I would add insulation and lining myself.
I need a good solid floor which will support a lathe and a milling machine
Andy
One shed firm I've spotted with a local branch is this one -
http://www.oakencloughbuildings.com/
They aren't cheap, but then you generally get what you pay for in this life. I've not been to have a look at them yet, but their specs seem to be very good, using pressure-impregnated timber (although I can't spot the word 'tanalised' on their website).
I would add insulation and lining myself.
I need a good solid floor which will support a lathe and a milling machine
Andy
