The television landscape has for too long neglected one solitary space: the shed. Well examine this integral part of domestic culture in Shed Head, the half-hour series that looks at sheds from a c...
The television landscape has for too long neglected one solitary space: the shed. Well examine this integral part of domestic culture in Shed Head, the half-hour series that looks at sheds from a constructive angle.
Sheds have the potential to be all things to all people. In a recession, most folks don't have a lot of money to spend on home renovations and high-tech toys. They don't want to spend a fortune, but they need storage... or, they need to spend some time in a place where they can relax and be themselves.
Each 'Shed Head' episode will consist of three stories: one that looks at shed design; one that looks at shed construction; and one that introduces us to a special shed and the character who made it that way. It's like "On the Road Again," but with wacky shacks instead of tunes. Our host, Dick Anderson is the original Shed Head, he can talk to anyone; and hell be more than comfortable in weird and wonderful sheds all around the world.
Dick and our team of experts will show you how to design, construct, renovate and relocate your shed, always focusing on getting a bang for your buck. We'll see some striking examples of how sheds reflect local geography and history and we'll discuss how they contribute to global culture and home life.
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