Shed layout.

You can see from the pics that I now have a very small space in which to fit Cubbie plus 3 others. I need a workbench or two, my pillar drill and chop saw, storage space for timber and bike parts (going to have some in the roof but also places for things I need on a regular basis), shelves, the bike lift aka the old hospital bed and, I was chatting to a guy last night who informed me of a spate of bike thefts in the local area, so now I need some extra super dooper double strength bike security in there somewhere. I was thinking of a floor anchor thingy, but once you've fitted one of those, it's kinda there to stay, so I don't want to put it somewhere where I'm going to trip over it all the time. Might I require two, to fix 4 bikes to? Or could all of them be arranged around one fitting? Oh yes, need to leave room to actually WORK on the bikes too.

The floor space is approx 15' x 12', the double door at the front, window at the back, and small door at the rear of the left hand side, and a window in that wall too. So the only side without a windy is the right hand side.

Already got the mower...strimmer...chainsaw....tumble dryer....tins of paint and bits of wood and 3 rolls of roofing felt in there....help....

Also, does one have the strip lights going short ways across the shed or long ways? I've only got two at the moment but am hoping someone nice will acquire some more before too long...

Oh yes, lining. The walls are very thin, I was considering some insulation but that could take forever to do, and I want to get the bikes in and start on the sidecar building project sooner rather than later. Come to think of it, there might be some sheets of plaster board hiding somewhere...or maybe even some ply....I await your layout suggestions...catch ya later people.