[windiewasher]

If you can stretch to it then look at buying, works out cheaper in the long run and gives you an asset, we bought this a couple of years ago, this is a photo from when I bought it (3200 sqft) with an office and additional floor space on a mezzanine (900sq ft)
 

Now thats what you call a unit.very nice.
Maybe one day.

[windiewasher]

wherever you take ,have a good look at the electric meter ,is it moving when you are not there

 i used to rent on an ind estate and when a unit was empty other would dig a shallow trench/tunnel and tap into its electric whoever then moved in had no idea .

I will take that bit of advice thank you.i will check that.
Thanks

[George Gardner]

Some one above said it - go and ask a farmer!

I live on a farm, and if someone approached the old boy or me we could easily accomodate. Next to an old grain shed extent a bit throw some gravel down, even look at plonking a unit down somewhere, or using an old container. Seen 3 great coverted shipping containers before.

[Xline Systems]

If you can stretch to it then look at buying, works out cheaper in the long run and gives you an asset, we bought this a couple of years ago, this is a photo from when I bought it (3200 sqft) with an office and additional floor space on a mezzanine (900sq ft)
 

im doing something wrong lol