Pre fab garages

[alolympic]

My wife owns a big old house with her mum down Salisbury way.
There is a single corrugated iron garage in the garden that is probably beyond saving.
I am starting to think about replacing it with another garage, at least double sized as the garden is huge, but don't have a lot of money to play with.
I have seen quite a few Ads around for pre fab concrete garages. Often free, if picked up.
Now, I can imagine that they would need a proper flat bed lorry to transport, but was wondering about how hard they are to rebuild?
Is it worth looking into, or could it be a lot of grief do you reckon?

[MightyMork]

I've a pre-fab garage mate, I've moved it round the garden a couple of times it's always been heavy but reliable. they are very heavy to move, did I mention they are heavy!!!

But as garages go they can work well, caution regarding head height mind, mine is 7ft to top of concrete then a flat roof so it doesnt allow for storage, and i wouldn't recommend mounting a winch on the beams. BUT you can get them at a good price, and extend them easy by buying more pannels.

Good solution, also recommend looking into timber garages, I've seen a few and they are what I WANT in a few year, loads warmer and can be made to fit exactly as required.

[lewist123]

Build a new one out of timber. Cost you around £1K for a diy speck built unit, but that is pritty good value really, when you look at the cost of off the shelf sheds etc.

Lewis

[hodaz]

What is the connection detail between the panels and base like on precast concrete garages?