Poured my floor slab now - used mixamate, 2 of their fellas with
barras and me tamping.
Anyway, since I have to starting building walls and things despite the
ludicrous british weather, anyone got ideas for a large *transparent*
roof or awning that will let light in and allow me to work away.
Highest point is about 4 metres, but I would probably raise the roof
in stages up to that height. Roof would slope to shed rain. Must be
cheap (e.g. 50 quid !).
Simon.

On 27 Aug, 10:17, sm_jamieson  wrote:
> Poured my floor slab now - used mixamate, 2 of their fellas with
> barras and me tamping.
> Anyway, since I have to starting building walls and things despite the
> ludicrous british weather, anyone got ideas for a large *transparent*
> roof or awning that will let light in and allow me to work away.
> Highest point is about 4 metres, but I would probably raise the roof
> in stages up to that height. Roof would slope to shed rain. Must be
> cheap (e.g. 50 quid !).
> Simon.

Sorry, would have to be at least 5 metres square.
Simon.

sm_jamieson  wrote:
>
>Poured my floor slab now - used mixamate, 2 of their fellas with
>barras and me tamping.
>Anyway, since I have to starting building walls and things despite the
>ludicrous british weather, anyone got ideas for a large *transparent*
>roof or awning that will let light in and allow me to work away.
>Highest point is about 4 metres, but I would probably raise the roof
>in stages up to that height. Roof would slope to shed rain. Must be
>cheap (e.g. 50 quid !).


I don't think they would do it for £50, but a local scaffolding firm
(see Yellow Pages or go to www.yell.com) should be able to help.

sm_jamieson wrote:

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> 
> Sorry, would have to be at least 5 metres square.
> Simon.

Try searching on eBay for 'transparent tarpaulin'. They are thick clear
polythene sheets sold for market stalls etc. You can work out the mfr. and
contact them directly for larger sizes.

        J^n