In this day and age business premises are very expensive and the costs can be crippling to any small business, unfortunately most businesses require somewhere to store equipment and materials related to the work.
The conundrum can often be resolved quickly and cheaply by installation of the garden shed or workshop.
This in one small move can reduce the costs enormously save the expense of leasing costly industrial premises on long leases and will give just the right amount of flexibility that a small business requires.
This is particularly sensible for the services workman who may be a plumber or an electrician where there is no leeway to lease premises but the operation still requires access to store tools and equipment that may be required.
There are of course the usual bureaucratic hoops that must be jumped through but unless there is a health and safety issue in storage or a likelihood of serious complaints from neighbours most of these obstacles can be negotiated.
The small business may well require some limited manufacturing preparation area and there are some excellent models that will incorporate working space as well as storage space.
As the recession bites deeper by the day there will inevitably be more and more people that will attempt to start up a business on their own.
The fact that they are likely to have a lump sum paid as a redundancy payment gives some limited capital to work with.
It is also a fact that local bodies are desperately trying to encourage business set ups.
The shed and workshop market have developed a full range of sheds and workshops that will satisfy most needs.
The sizes range from 8 foot by 6 foot to 20 foot by 10 foot.
The larger sizes tend to be far more acceptable when a workshop is required as well.
In this case one side of the structure is built with solid walls to enable a full storage area and the other side can be built with a suitable window structure to allow natural light to focus on the working area.
These structures are very competitive in price and will not break the bank when starting a new business or retrenching an established business from leased premises.
The buildings can be fitted out well and can be insulated against the weather to provide a safe and secure place to work through all weathers.
The conundrum can often be resolved quickly and cheaply by installation of the garden shed or workshop.
This in one small move can reduce the costs enormously save the expense of leasing costly industrial premises on long leases and will give just the right amount of flexibility that a small business requires.
This is particularly sensible for the services workman who may be a plumber or an electrician where there is no leeway to lease premises but the operation still requires access to store tools and equipment that may be required.
There are of course the usual bureaucratic hoops that must be jumped through but unless there is a health and safety issue in storage or a likelihood of serious complaints from neighbours most of these obstacles can be negotiated.
The small business may well require some limited manufacturing preparation area and there are some excellent models that will incorporate working space as well as storage space.
As the recession bites deeper by the day there will inevitably be more and more people that will attempt to start up a business on their own.
The fact that they are likely to have a lump sum paid as a redundancy payment gives some limited capital to work with.
It is also a fact that local bodies are desperately trying to encourage business set ups.
The shed and workshop market have developed a full range of sheds and workshops that will satisfy most needs.
The sizes range from 8 foot by 6 foot to 20 foot by 10 foot.
The larger sizes tend to be far more acceptable when a workshop is required as well.
In this case one side of the structure is built with solid walls to enable a full storage area and the other side can be built with a suitable window structure to allow natural light to focus on the working area.
These structures are very competitive in price and will not break the bank when starting a new business or retrenching an established business from leased premises.
The buildings can be fitted out well and can be insulated against the weather to provide a safe and secure place to work through all weathers.
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