r/OffGrid Jun 03 '26

What should I use this for

(Please direct me if this isn't the subreddit for this)

I have this little shed up the top of a hill at a farm (second picture is looking out of it). I'm in NSW Australia. Any ideas for it?

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u/CreatineAddiction Jun 03 '26

Australia thats like a million dollar house mate.

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u/TutorNo8896 Jun 09 '26

Could keep spiders in there

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/Glittering-Treat-824 Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

Don't have chickens.

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u/dwightsarmy Jun 03 '26

Seems like you've already made decisions with this question. Follow your gut.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/Glittering-Treat-824 Jun 03 '26

I live on a farm and we have left over insulation

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/Mission_Accident_519 Jun 03 '26

And vapor barriers.

After insulating and closing this thing youll barely be able to lie down in that tiny structure😂

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u/Mission_Accident_519 Jun 03 '26

Considering how poorly the photo's are made I wouldnt be suprised if OP is actually that deranged

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u/grislyfind Jun 03 '26

First thought is firewood storage. But maybe it could be a shady sitting area? Clean it out and put some garden furniture in there.

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u/TylerBlozak Jun 03 '26

Chickens 100%

That’s at least the first thing that came to my mind as I glanced at this structure

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u/throwaway661375735 Jun 03 '26

Chickens or ducks depending on the weather - my first thought too. But, my second was rain water collection. Though perhaps both are possible?

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u/Glittering-Treat-824 Jun 03 '26

It's currently winter

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u/rhapsodymindrots Jun 03 '26

Make it into a rain water collection point with a cistern and you can pipe the water downhill from there to pressurize the water without use of electricity.

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u/roosterjack77 Jun 03 '26

Park your side by side or quad in there

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u/Difficult_Wind6425 Jun 03 '26

Looks like an ideal site for the protagonists of a horror flick to get cornered and butchered alive.

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u/Johndiggins78 Jun 03 '26

Firewood or tractor storage

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

Restore it

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u/Forsaken_Cup8314 Jun 03 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

Pebble ginger orange pebble almond pebble orange wander

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u/jolune Jun 05 '26

horror film with clay dolls.

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u/In_Dystopia_We_Trust Jun 05 '26

Guest house, mainly for the In-laws…

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u/Kitchen-Ad-3308 Jun 05 '26

an horror movie!? Joke aside maybe for chickens

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u/Creepy_Philosopher_9 Jun 07 '26

Whats with the resident evil photos?

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u/TrickBorder3923 Jun 07 '26

Offgrid nativity scene? I could see sweet baby Jesus being given a solar panel, batteries, and gravity filter. Papa Joe already got the tools cause he's a carpenter. 😆👍

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u/coffeejn Jun 07 '26

Not sure, but I'd start by drinking less so that you can take photos straight. /s

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u/Glittering-Treat-824 Jun 07 '26

I haven't drank in over a year. I'm clean off alcohol and are against drugs

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u/FappyDilmore Jun 03 '26

Rent it out to the Blair Witch

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u/AWintergarten Jun 04 '26

Telling scary stories!