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E-book: My Shed And How It Was Built: 50 Inspiring Sheds and their Owners

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  • Pub. Date: 07-May-2015
  • Publisher: Robinson
  • Language: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781845285630
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  • Format: EPUB+DRM
  • Pub. Date: 07-May-2015
  • Publisher: Robinson
  • Language: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781845285630
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This book is for anyone who has a shed - or an allotment, back garden or space big enough to put one up.

A book for anyone who has a shed, a back garden, or a space big enough to put one up

This book offers those who may be thinking of building their own own shed practical constructional advice and use of materials; all of the sheds in the book have actually been built, and are not just ideas. It contains interesting stories about the shed owners and how they overcame problems or how they found unusual, cheap solutions (such as the use of old printing plates for roofing). Each shed, and its contents, gives an interesting insight into its owner's character.

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This book is for anyone who has a shed - or an allotment, back garden or space big enough to put one up.
Introduction 1(1)
1 The Chalet
2(4)
2 Shed Of Shame
6(4)
3 Apple Shed
10(4)
4 Witt's End
14(4)
5 Bike Shed
18(4)
6 The Ponderosa
22(4)
7 Twin Peaks
26(4)
8 Tea Chalet
30(4)
9 Sedum Shed
34(4)
10 Wonderland
38(4)
11 James Shed
42(4)
12 Ferret Court
46(4)
13 Shooter's Cabin
50(4)
14 Model Railway Shed
54(4)
15 Trailer Van
58(4)
16 The Old Dairy
62(4)
17 The Wendy House
66(4)
18 Mission Control
70(4)
19 The Green Shed
74(4)
20 The Glass Shed
78(4)
21 The Love Shack
82(4)
22 The Blocker's Retreat
86(4)
23 Loo Shed
90(4)
24 The Bull Pen
94(4)
25 The Cow Shed
98(4)
26 Smallholder's Shed
102(4)
27 The Wine Shed
106(4)
28 Guitar Shed
110(4)
29 Model Railway Shed
114(4)
30 Daniel Mania Shed
118(4)
31 Wheelwright's Shed
122(4)
32 Boat Shed
126(4)
33 Music Shed
130(4)
34 The Painting Shed
134(4)
35 Jan's Shed
138(4)
36 Fusing Glass Shed
142(4)
37 The Carvery
146(4)
38 Chainsaw Shed
150(4)
39 Shed Of Curious Things
154(4)
40 Development Shed
158(4)
41 La Cabane
162(4)
42 Hms Summerhouse
166(4)
43 The Construction
170(4)
44 Donatello Shed
174(4)
45 Potting Shed
178(4)
46 Old Garden Shed
182(4)
47 The White Shed
186(4)
48 Sewing Shed
190(4)
49 Chapel Of Ease
194(4)
50 Verandah Shed
198
Donato Cinicolo is a professional photographer, but has always been keen on making things with his hands. He was born in Italy in a small Appeninean village, and even at an early age he used to knock up toys using scrap wood. Later Donato lived in an old 17th century building which required a lot of maintenance, so he had to learn traditional skills like wattle and daub plastering. It proved to be both enjoyable and very satisfying, so much so that neighbours began asking Donato to build them a bespoke little building. Most of the techniques employed are traditional carpentry skills, mixed with some foraging (its always better getting stuff for free). To date Donato has made over a dozen sheds, three of which are in his own back garden. In fact this book has been written in one of them! He lives in St Albans.