Bike storage solution
Bike storage solution
I need a cheap solution to store bikes in the garden. I have two sheds and they are full of other stuff (crap) so I need a box big enough to take a couple of bikes. It does not have to be secure just weatherproof.I'm imagining a 3' high x 3' wide and about 6' long receptical to wheel in/wheel out and that's it. Anyone got any bright ideas, thanks. Lawrence
Re: Bike storage solution
LBC wrote:I have two sheds
You are Arthur Jackson and I claim my £5
The hurrier I go, the behinder I get
Re: Bike storage solution
Some of these might be big enough, depending on what you mean by "cheap" http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/st ... authToken=
Cheaper might be if you nailed a large bit of tarp to the top of the side of one of your sheds, and just leaned bikes against that shed wall and covered them with the tarp. Maybe hold the corners of the tarp down with a couple of tent pegs.
Cheaper might be if you nailed a large bit of tarp to the top of the side of one of your sheds, and just leaned bikes against that shed wall and covered them with the tarp. Maybe hold the corners of the tarp down with a couple of tent pegs.
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The homebase bin store looks about right, I'll go and have a look and thanks. As only you know, Arthur 'Two Sheds' Jackson had just one shed, if you were standing next to me I'd give you a fiver just for remermbering that one.
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Re: Bike storage solution
Throw out some "crap!"
B&Q among others do big plastic-coated hooks with which you can hang bikes against the wall, you only need 1 hook per bike.
B&Q among others do big plastic-coated hooks with which you can hang bikes against the wall, you only need 1 hook per bike.
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Arthur 2-Sheds Jackson
Was he any relation to the man with three buttocks? "...is that chair comfortable?"