Gazebos

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ringi
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Joined: Tue Jun 07, 2011 10:32 am
Location: Stockport, UK

Post: # 79324Post ringi

I am getting fed up with the rain! Any my wife complaining I am not getting jobs done outside. Has anyone tried using Gazebos, if so what should I look for when buying a Gazebo?
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cookiewales
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Location: york work anywhere where the stone takes me
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Post: # 79327Post cookiewales

ringi wrote:I am getting fed up with the rain! Any my wife complaining I am not getting jobs done outside. Has anyone tried using Gazebos, if so what should I look for when buying a Gazebo?
i use a poptent £700 pounds 6metre x 3meter x2 for diy there are lots of cheap ones out there :D
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seanandruby
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Joined: Mon Jun 26, 2006 11:01 am
Location: eastbourne

Post: # 79329Post seanandruby

is it worth it? Just do the interior diy, or go to the pub, no brainer really :;): :)
sean
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DNgroundworks
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Joined: Sat Dec 06, 2008 10:28 pm
Location: Preston, Lancashire

Post: # 79331Post DNgroundworks

Ive got one that bradstone sent me when i joined the assured scheme....it is naff!!
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local patios and driveway
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Post: # 79338Post local patios and driveway

I got a decent one on ebay for 170. Better than the cheapos, waterproof and nice and strong. The more you spend the better the quality.
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