Regular readers may recall last year I got a Dancover "portable garage" for my car. Well it is now up for grabs as I don't need it any more. BUT, before you all rush... it was damaged in the storms last winter. Being only temporarily tethered at the time due to pressure of other jobs, it got lifted by the wind and squeezed between the house and the garden wall, bending some of the frame tubes and scuffing/tearing some of the cover on one corner.
The damage is not extensive, and easily rectified by judicious application of some muscle, and the cover is only damaged in one small area well away from anything that might be stored within, so with a bit of tlc it is perfectly usable as a temporary shed or shelter. It is not, of course, weather tight, but then it never was. The main door has a velcro fastening which imho is a tad lame for a Danish "all-weather" product. But that's what it came with.
The size is 3m x 2m so it's plenty big enough to walk around your 126 inside. Alternatively, just use it to protect your stuff while you demolish that old garden shed and build a new one.
The frame is galvanised steel tube, all pieces marked, instructions present, and the cover is PVC, I think, and it is seriously heavy duty - NOT the sort of flimsy woven polystyrene you get washing carousel covers made in!
It cost me over £150 but due to the damage I can't sell it, and it's taking up space so if anyone is up for an hour's work to straighten the 3 or 4 bent tubes (not kinked) and another hour to put it up you can have a sizeable dry storage room for the cost of your petrol to get here - East Grinstead in West Sussex.
Pic is NOT the item in question, but nearest from the web.
