Starting for a skill level of "can use a screwdriver".
I want a bike shed for front of house to store my catrike, as I am unlikely to ride it if I have to carry it through the house.
As it's a recumbent it doesn't need to be a high shed but it needs to be longer. Most sheds on the market are unnecessarily tall (tiger pent is 1.7m!) on the short side (2.1 m would do, but a Lille extra length would mean I wouldn't need to reset the boom every ride) and ideally it would open at one end, not at the side.
With quoted prices ranging from £200 (for a metal frame, no attachment to the ground) to £800 (Asgard 29er.shed) and nothing a perfect fit, how hard would it be to make something myself?
I was thinking a wood structure mostly to keep out the elements, and then a ground anchor and lockon bike for security.
