outdoors supply

[gooner]

Hi
I am in the process of building a shed which I am going to need an electricity supply run out to. I am going to be running various heaters (ceramic, heat pads etc) and light bulbs in the shed so I need a good electricity supply that isn't going to trip every 5 mins. What is the best way to do this?
Please note I am a complete novice to electrics (I can wire a plug! ) so laymans terms would be appreciated!
Thanks
Sam

 

[ban-all-sheds]

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[breezer]

as you say you are a complete novice, to be honest i wouldn't even think about it. what is even a couple of hundred pound against a life?