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I have decided to buy a small metal shed to put the mower in, it's kept
in the workshop at the moment and I have to lift it up four steps to use it on the lawn. What is the best way to anchor these down as the biggest security issue would be for someone just to lift it up !! |
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![]() "Staffbull" wrote in message oups.com... I have decided to buy a small metal shed to put the mower in, it's kept in the workshop at the moment and I have to lift it up four steps to use it on the lawn. What is the best way to anchor these down as the biggest security issue would be for someone just to lift it up !! I bought a smallish (7' x8') Yardmaster metal shed. The recommended installation is onto a concrete or flagged base using expanding bolts to keep it in place. Even if your shed was smaller than this I can't see that it would be easy to lift once the roof is on although you might worry about whether a strong wind would float it away :-) |
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from "Staffbull" contains these words: What is the best way to anchor these down as the biggest security issue would be for someone just to lift it up !! Stakes into the ground. I'd use a bit of angle-iron with a hole in it, driven well in then bolt through the hole to the frame of the shed. -- Skipweasel Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. |
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