Putting Freezer Out In The Shed?

[squab 2,875]

i did used to keep it out there its only got the dogs frozen grub in it but few winters ago it was so cold out there the freezer was as much frozen on the outside as it was on the in,is there anything i can perhaps wrap it in/cover with that will stop this happening cheers

Edited September 21, 2013 by hunter1372

[Outlaw Pete 2,224]

Kingspan.

[The one 8,457]

I've got two freezers in the garage and one in the shed never had a problem with any of them

[Its_grim_up_norf 577]

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possibly this sort of stuff mate, i plan on doing th full shed in it, put some 2x4 up and line it with that before plasterboarding, nice and insulated for the dogs when the temp drops.

 

I imagine it would do the same job around the freezer, then could make a sort of lid out of one so you can take it off to get to the freezer.

[paulus 26]

i just turn it down when its freezing on the outside

[squab 2,875]

I've got two freezers in the garage and one in the shed never had a problem with any of them

well i have ,im not on here to just make this shite up

Edited September 21, 2013 by hunter1372

[squab 2,875]

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possibly this sort of stuff mate, i plan on doing th full shed in it, put some 2x4 up and line it with that before plasterboarding, nice and insulated for the dogs when the temp drops.

 

I imagine it would do the same job around the freezer, then could make a sort of lid out of one so you can take it off to get to the freezer.

cheers mate il take a look also at the kinspan,work out whats best,or cheapest even

[Outlaw Pete 2,224]

cheers mate il take a look also at the kinspan,work out whats best,or cheapest even

 

 

 

Hunter; The stuff Grim's showing ye is what I know by the trade name of " Kingspan ". What ever that seller's calling it though? That'll be what it is.

 

It's fantastic stuff. Cuts like a dream with just a stanley knife and can be thrown about as you work. Extremely light.

 

It's not cheap. But, it'll do the job long after the pain of the cost is forgotten.

[squab 2,875]

 

cheers mate il take a look also at the kinspan,work out whats best,or cheapest even

 

 

 

Hunter; The stuff Grim's showing ye is what I know by the trade name of " Kingspan ". What ever that seller's calling it though? That'll be what it is.

 

It's fantastic stuff. Cuts like a dream with just a stanley knife and can be thrown about as you work. Extremely light.

 

It's not cheap. But, it'll do the job long after the pain of the cost is forgotten.

 

i was thinking down the lines of a thermal cover of some sort all in one type thing that i would only have to remove and replace once daily to get their grub out but that would still prob end up a pain doing that,covering in kingspan seems the way i can prob cut each section and just glue straight to the freezer cheers

[nothernlite 18,076]

got a few freezers in the hut just dry the outside of them never had a problem with them

[unlacedgecko 1,466]

Some yards will give you free off cuts of Kingspan, saves them thawing to pay to throw it out...

[the_stig 6,614]

if you cover it wont it make it work twice as hard and over freeze inside

[bobby blackheart 1,209]

mines sat up on a pallet in the corner out of the elements,2 x 2 frame,3 sides 4" tan t & g,tarp down the front,felt roof-nice and weather proof-no added insulation-never had a problem

[squab 2,875]

its in a brick shed fecking freezing out there in the winter cheers

[The one 8,457]

I leave the shed locked all the time but i mostly leave the garage door open with the dogs running about i think its all about circulation my garage is made up of is it marley sections so i couldn't insulate it if i wanted to