Outdoor training sheds

[Alex1982]

What has everyone got and where did they get it?

Looking to get a outdoor shed to turbo in but not sure what is good and what options there are

Pics if possible with links

 

[fossyant]

Any shed. All depends upon what you want to do with the shed at other times. You could go cheap, or as far as a log cabin. Insulating them can help with keeping damp out - I insulated a 'cheap' summer house with the bubble wrapped foil sheets, then ply lined the lot. It stops anything, like soft furnishings going damp inside, and increases the security a bit. You'll want good security if keeping a bike in there and a TV screen for example.

 

[gaijintendo]

Any shed. All depends upon what you want to do with the shed at other times. You could go cheap, or as far as a log cabin. Insulating them can help with keeping damp out - I insulated a 'cheap' summer house with the bubble wrapped foil sheets, then ply lined the lot. It stops anything, like soft furnishings going damp inside, and increases the security a bit. You'll want good security if keeping a bike in there and a TV screen for example.

Have you had any feedback on how well the insulation dampens noise?

 

[gaijintendo]

I once watched this video about single room MVHR, which might be applicable.

If you are hotboxing it in an insulated room, ventilation is super important as we get near the summer.

At the end of the video he tested how much noise escapes too - which is something I am always self-conscious about having had noisy neighbors before.


View: https://youtu.be/WoLG6q1Tfgs?si=PgbqWHTjYevEvCci

 

[Sharky]

We bought one of those plastic greenhouses last year. Costs between £30 to £60. Was for tomatoes etc, but I thought it would make a good place for my non smart turbo. Add an led light and it would be good all year round. Security would be an issue, so location would need to be secure.

 

[Alex1982]

Yeah security is a priority