Breezeblock Shed - What Neuton strength?
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thundyuk
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Breezeblock Shed - What Neuton strength?

Post by thundyuk » Sun Jun 17, 2012 4:43 pm

Hi there,

I'm building a replacement shed to get rid of my ageing metal eyesore at the end of my garden.

It's going to be 4x3x2.5 (Length,Width,Height) with a flat roof. I'm fine with the building work but I've only used brick & cladding with supporting framework before.

What strength / type of breezeblock do I need to use?

Thanks

welsh brickie
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Re: Breezeblock Shed - What Neuton strength?

Post by welsh brickie » Mon Jun 18, 2012 7:09 am

100mm solid concrete blocks.

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Re: Breezeblock Shed - What Neuton strength?

Post by ConcreteDrBill » Thu Jun 28, 2012 3:35 pm

Usually 7 Newton strength (named after Isaac)

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