thanks DA the frame is held together by 3 x turbo golds (as per chips advice) on each join and the frame is sat on dekposts with M10 stainless bolts to stop it all moving around. I was planning on a couple of courses to support the middle and vertical due to 2 posts being bollowed in transit.
they look nice jit, thanks. looks like selco and TP only do them in 600 so have enquired about postage.
Just look for D50 paving slabs. Available in various sizes. http://www.online-building-supplies...g-slab--flag-d50--3x2-single-flag--6634-p.asp Also look for BSS slabs or BSS Pressed Concrete Slab, same thing just, depends where you are in the UK as to the name. https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/BSS-Pressed-Concrete-Slab-Natural-900mm-x-600mm-x-50mm/p/797694 Marshalls also list 900x600mm & numerous other sizes in their commerical flag paving. http://www.marshalls.co.uk/commercial/assets/documents/product-specifications/paco10.pdf http://www.marshalls.co.uk/commercial/paving/products/standard-grey-pimple-flag-paving-webfa034540
i did a similar shed base a couple of years ago, are you building the shed your self of buying one as i did? http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/my-shed-project.425333/
building myself deadbead, from 3 x 2 exterior ply and feather edge on the outside. gawd knows what i will do with the roof
thanks jit, will do. when you say seat cuts: you mean cut the rafters so they sit nicely on the joist yeah? any idea on how long the concrete will take to go off completely? infil is about 300 x 300 x 600 deep