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Hi, I constructed an Absco 3m x 3m garden shed on an existing concrete slab as a DIY (totally new to DIY, and highly inexperienced). With the build complete (sparing a few minor issues), I am now looking for steps to seal the edges of the shed, so as to prevent any water ingress when it rains.
Absco recommend the shed be built with the edges on a recessed concrete slab to prevent this, which wasn't an option as i wasn't sure which shed i was getting when the slab was laid years ago. Question is, how do i seal the inner edges of the shed?
Some pics of the shed and issue attached, looking for inputs from the community.
Thank you
All fixed. Thanks for your hel
Hi @jbellerby
Thanks for posting those photo updates. That aluminium angle blends right in with the shed assembly.
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Eric
I think I've mentioned before some right angle aluminium on the inside with some sikaflex or Shelly's polyurethane will do the trick or just the polyurethane to seal the gap.
Forget silicon it will crack over time.
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