TECHNICAL DETAILS: the shed is 8' x 6' and is built on stilts (i.e. on a platform). It is made from 2"x2" uprights with a 25mm exterior ply base and onduline roof; internally lined with WPB, as is the roof; featherboarding is 4" tReated softwood planks; the base uses 4" treated softwood posts pushed 1' into concrete.
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Comments (13)
So the bikes are out of the bedroom! And into a beautiful shed reflecting the beautiful setting - bikes can be sensitive too.
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Philip Stringer on 14/05/2009 from 80.189.---.---
THANK YOU GIULIANO! Yes, as well as sheds, we love Tour de France!
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Carol and Paul on 13/05/2009 from 88.144.---.---
As beautiful as the owners...The Tour de France sign est magnifique!
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Giuliano Bugnaio on 12/05/2009 from 79.78..---.---
I love this shed for it's strength & simplicity, it has become part of the earth around it, the apple trees in the background, the blue skies above; what a perfect name for for this wonderful, wooden shed ... Nicole Cater
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Nicole Cater on 11/05/2009 from 217.44.---.---
As 8' x 6' sheds go and taking account the beautiful location from the photographs, they don't get any better than this. I would be really delighted to have a shed like this in my garden.
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James Gooderham on 09/05/2009 from 92.40..---.---
All true garden sheds must possess a Tour de France sign hung neatly on the wall... Mine does too. I like your style!
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Jon Colbear on 08/05/2009 from 88.211.---.---
sturdy simplicity, with the meek-shall- inherit- the- earth aesthetics. Wistful & hopeful looking across the apple fields. This shed speaks for our times.
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Nancy Wilson on 07/05/2009 from 86.129.---.---
An expertly crafted shed in a beautiful setting.
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Philippa Clark on 07/05/2009 from 194.74.---.---
Love it...funtional, clean and well located. The photo with the rainbow makes it look even better. Beauiful photos from the tea-maker, we guess.
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M.Fernandez on 07/05/2009 from 70.72..---.---
Beautiful
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T Roper on 07/05/2009 from 90.218.---.---
A thing that people sometimes forget about sheds is their context. A shed exists in an environment which it either contributes to, or jars with. I like the Applecrate because of its simbiotic relationship with its place and time.
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Sean Dromgoole on 07/05/2009 from 83.244.---.---
A lovely piece of simple architecture - perfect in its setting. I can just see Paul and Carol, clad in loincloths, using their rope swing to gain access to Shed Utopia. Does country life get any better?
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Catherine Brady on 07/05/2009 from 80.88..---.---
Absolutely lovely and the views go so well with it!
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Christine Dumont on 07/05/2009 from 86.161.---.---
