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I've just received my 12 X 6 Stock loft 9with slight modification) from RV Woodcraft.

I'm impressed by its sturdy construction, hopefully I will be even more impressed with it when I erect it over the Xmas holiday.

I've just put a coat of stain to help protect it while I prepare the site.

All I have to do is demolish my old YB loft (circa 1965), chop down the tree trunks behind the existing loft, repair the back wall, build a new fence at the bottom of the garden, and then build a timber platform to put the loft on. Job done!

Hopefully this wind and rain will go away (sunny this morning though) to let me get on with it.

 

Here's a picture of my building site,not a lot of room as you can see.

Demolishing the old loft is under way, I'm really looking forward to the New Year when I hope to be finished.

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;D ;D good luck with it Mick  ;D                                      andy

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I'm going to keep a picture diary Alf, and let you all see how I'm (not) getting on.

Taking it down is the easier part, getting rid of the mountain of rubbish is the hard bit.

 

dovecote will move it for you ;) ;D

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i have seen some impressive birds of micks on my visit there,,,,,if his loft is just as good as the pigeons,then that would be a treat to see the pics on here too !!!!!

 

                       good luck mick,,,if you ever need a hand,,,give me a shout !!!!

 

 

                                   ted

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Well that's it, 40yrs of memories finally bite the dust. Got the tree stumps to tackle next, hard to believe that when I bought them they came through the letter box in a cardboard tube, ten of them damned Cypressa Leylandii  that proceeded to grow and ended up as tall as the house and the branches came out past the front of the old loft, 12ft. Cost me £300 to get them cut to what you see now, and they earnt their money that day.

Once I got them cut down then hopefully the only way is up.

Thanks for your offer Ted,but my Xmas visitors don't know what their letting themselves in for. No such thing as a free lunch.

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loks great m8. i've got one but i've not rigged it out as nicely as that.i reckon that the rv loft is good for diy loft builders (and bodgers like me) because you can use the panels so flexibly.  potentialy ,i think, it could be extended to make 18- 20 ft ,3 section by making front door frames from csl. but i've just finished a small stock shed , re-done my yb compartment and i'm getting sick of diy pigeon building.got to start thinking about racing now!

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