Keter plastic sheds are good brian ......no insects no condensation
Keter plastic sheds are good brian ......no insects no condensation
i have the same problem water droplets on the under side of the roof, yardmaster. only bought it to store tools in a rust free environment which it clearly isn't. droplets seem too much to be condensation. waste of money
an old thread I know. Spray adhesive. thermawrap insulation from Screwfix. cut spray stick to underside of the roof. Condensation gone. Bobs your uncle!
I strong recommend you read this before you reply again to to a 14 year old post:
I strongly suggest that somebody in power at that forum looks toward a way of locking old threads. Brian
I have the same problem as you sir .A ridiculous design of shed .It rained this morning for the first time since I have put shed up.Rain running in under base rails and some of the thousands of holes.looking for an idea how to seal the base rails.It’s a nightmare.Signing off for now.All the best.🙄👍
We used to have a yardmaster shed, it was in the garden when we bought the house. No idea how old it was, it looked in good condition.
We had it for about 20 years and I don’t recall it leaking until after, when we were having a tree cut back, the tree surgeon dropped a log on the roof. Senior Management wanted a ‘proper’ potting shed, so we replaced it with a traditional wooden one.
But for that log, I see no reason it wouldn’t still be there- we moved here over 25 years ago.
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