Question

Hi, I have a lot of gaps in my shed sides, what can I use to fill them please? I had to use pollyfiller as a temp solution, but I'm looking for something permanent. Shed is only 4 years old, thank you

Answer 1

Wood filler. If it was for my own shed you could line the inside with plywood or even go over the joints with another strip of wood

Comments

@doroteya thanks I think I'll get wood filler, as I need it for in the house too where cracks have appeared from the house settling

Answer 2

Expanding foam

Answer 3

Wood frame sealant, you can paint over it

Answer 4

I had the same problem so just did this

Answer 5

Caulking. Can get it in brown colour so no need to paint. If you use silicon you wont be able to paint over it very easily

Answer 6

Mines the same. I used a few pieces of wood inside the shed screwed in from The outside. It’ll stop the Bowing with temperature changes. Then I used a silicone sealant (solvent based, not water based) to fill the gaps.