I thought that's what a garage was for...
Sheila
Mystery object
Sep 07, 2009
24 Replies
And when the garage is full?
Got admit if I found a lump of steel like that it wouldn't be thrown away. All manner of uses, weight for pressing flowers, load spreader under a jack, cover for a broken gully...
In my case, the various storage locations form a kind of multi-layer silo. They start in the workshop and end up in the shed at the end of the garden. New stuff in the workshop eventually flushes the contents of the shed into the wheelie bin, or a trip to the tip.
We built a new shed at the end of the garden for the overflow from the garage.
Or a girdle/griddle for pancakes and scones.
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