Making my shed into a studio

**Jester** · 08-22-2014, 01:31 AM

Get a dehumidifier if you live in a humid area. Also, yeah get that shed secured mate

**teknik1200** · 08-22-2014, 08:38 AM

if the shed is brick my first suggestion should be enough to keep your gear safe. bars on the window(s) and a steel door with a dead bolt.

**Raver Ste** · 08-24-2014, 10:28 AM

yes im working on it getting the bars and a steel door alarms and sound proofing before i think about upgrading

**space monkey** · 08-24-2014, 10:38 PM

How is this shed powered?
Does it have it's own circuit box?
Cooling/heating?
Are there trees/large branches that could potentially fall upon it?
Is the area flood prone?
Is the roof absolutely leak proof?
Rodent and pest proof? (I imagine you'd want a small fridge and snacks)
Are you required to pass a municipal inspection of the completed work?

It's really difficult to assess the structure from the pics you took with your camera. You say the walls are brick but they look incredibly thin for a brick and stud construction. In that 1st pic with the window frame the wall is entirely too narrow to to account for thickness of brick and wall studs. Actually looking at your 3rd photo there is no way that building is made with bricks. And why are portions of the photos blacked out?

Hmmm, I think you are wasting your time.

**Raver Ste** · 08-25-2014, 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by space monkey

How is this shed powered?
Does it have it's own circuit box?
Cooling/heating?
Are there trees/large branches that could potentially fall upon it?
Is the area flood prone?
Is the roof absolutely leak proof?
Rodent and pest proof? (I imagine you'd want a small fridge and snacks)
Are you required to pass a municipal inspection of the completed work?

It's really difficult to assess the structure from the pics you took with your camera. You say the walls are brick but they look incredibly thin for a brick and stud construction. In that 1st pic with the window frame the wall is entirely too narrow to to account for thickness of brick and wall studs. Actually looking at your 3rd photo there is no way that building is made with bricks. And why are portions of the photos blacked out?

Hmmm, I think you are wasting your time.

Ok listen building expert lol the photo is shit quality is was 4 screen grabs of a paranormal pic of iPhone as it was the only one. I already have a mini fridge haha I will take some better quality pics with out my equipment out as I just done a gig. I assure you it's a brick shed lol my dads a brick layer and built it . You can think I'm wasting my time don't know why lol. No to all the other questions the shed has 2 plug sockets that run down to my house . Heating I just have a plug on radiator in there which has done a fine job for me