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If the existing base is sound, it's a straight replacement. If not you might be able to patch/fix it. Having it stable and level is the main thing. If the ground is stable you can even just build onto properly set slabs. It's a good idea to place timber bearers down too. It will help stop the floor rotting sooner. A lot of the self assembly galvanised sheds are good too. |
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Depends on the thickness of the base and if it has re-bars around the outside edge which I doubt.
If you can maybe dig a strip foundation around the edge of the base which then becomes your floor!!
Tony
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You could put shingle down for the wooden base to go on or a plastic base for the wooden floor beams. The plastic bases work really well but you need to level the ground. |
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Straight on the concrete is fine 