Garden Buildings

Make the most of your outside space with our array of garden buildings including sheds, greenhouses, summerhouses and more!

With a variety of outdoor buildings, we’ve got what you need for storing tools, planting seeds, and spending time in the great outdoors.

Exploring Our Garden Outdoor House Options

We have a wide variety of garden buildings to suit your needs. Whether it’s sheds for storing your garden tools, or greenhouses for protecting plants, your garden can benefit from outdoor buildings all year round.

For visual appeal, a garden summerhouse gives you somewhere to relax, whilst pergolas, canopies & awnings and garden arches can transform your garden for parties and long afternoon sunning.

Key Considerations for Garden Buildings

We have garden buildings in many different sizes to work around your space. If you don’t have space for a shed, our garden storage can keep everything tidy and mini greenhouses are great for tight spaces.

Consider the use for your garden building, like if you need simple storage for logs or plants in winter, or if you’re looking to host legendary garden parties with creative outdoor buildings like a garden bar!

FAQs

What are the best types of materials available for garden buildings?

The best materials for your garden buildings depends on their usage. Wood is a popular choice as it blends in nicely with the natural look of your garden and lends itself to customisation like painting, hooks and even hanging baskets!

Metal often ends up being the strongest material for garden buildings, so they’re great for storing bulky items and protecting pricier garden equipment. Plastic offers great value and almost zero maintenance is required. They’re easy to set up and will last for a long time, great for first-time forays into garden buildings.

Should I have a garden window? 

For garden buildings like summerhouses, a window is a lovely addition so you can enjoy the natural light and gaze at your good work. For sheds, windows are entirely personal preference: it depends on if you’d like your shed to double-up as a hangout spot to take breaks whilst doing up the garden.

However, if you’re using a shed to house high-value tools and equipment, not having windows is the better option for the sake of security.

Is it cheaper to build or buy a garden room?

All our wilko garden buildings are easy to assemble and arrive with everything included, so it’s well worth the money as well as the convenience.

Should I put a damp-proof membrane under the garden building?

You should always protect the underside of your garden building, regardless of where it’s placed. Rising damp is no fun for anyone, can rust your tools and equipment in storage, and will reduce the lifespan or your garden building.

Play it safe with an essential shed base to improve circulation and avoid damage, and always check in with your local council for rules on garden buildings before you start construction.