Sheds

Sheds

For storing garden equipment and tools, nothing compares to having your own shed!

With a huge variety of garden sheds for sale, there’s different materials and sizes to choose from to make sure you find the perfect garden shed.

Types of Garden Sheds

Depending on your space and preference, there’s lots of options to choose from when you’re looking for sheds.

Choosing the right material for your garden shed is important, and different roof types have varying benefits for your outdoor space.

Wooden sheds

The classic choice for a garden shed, wooden sheds are hardwearing and available in lots of different sizes so you still have space to enjoy the outdoors.

Shed constructions like shiplap, overlap, and tongue & groove offer a variety of options for durability and build, and can be customised with paint and shelving to really become your own.

Plastic sheds

Plastic sheds are easy to construct and come in a wide variety of sizes, from neat and compact to big enough for storing the largest toys & power tools.

Plastic sheds are a low maintenance option and are very hardwearing when it comes to getting lots of use.

Metal sheds

Metal sheds are sure to stand the test of time. Incredibly durable and strong, you can sleep soundly knowing your belongings are safe in a metal shed.

Metal sheds are available in an array of colours to suit the style of your garden and keep things secure.

What Are The Main Roof Types Available?

We all need a roof over our heads, and our sheds are no different!

When it comes to protecting our belongings within, all our sheds have solid and reliable rooves in a few different options:

Apex shed roof

Apex sheds are a classic option which allow rainwater to flow off the roof easily, minimising the risk of moisture build-up and leaks.

With the door under the awning, apex sheds look great in the garden and keep your belongings out of sight.

Pent shed roof

With a singular sloped roof, pent sheds are a sleek and simple design which will protect any tools and equipment stored.

With the addition of guttering, an apex shed would be a good choice for collecting rainwater to save you money watering the garden!

Reverse apex shed roof

Reverse apex sheds have the door on the side wall instead of under the awning.

For a shed packed with tools and equipment, reverse apex sheds give easy access and are a good space saver in your garden.

FAQs

What is the most cost effective shed?

Metal or plastic sheds will cost you less to buy in the short term, though nothing beats a classic wooden shed for longevity.

As with anything, correct aftercare will make any shed last longer, so keep on top of maintenance and it’ll pay for itself over years!

How do I keep my shed from rotting?

Using a quality wood paint to protect your shed is an essential piece of maintenance to keep it in good nick, both inside and out.

Make sure you keep the door closed to avoid moisture build up, and keep the roof in good repair to avoid leaks.

Should you treat the wood inside a shed?

Most sheds come pre-treated, but there’s never any harm in treating the wood inside your shed to keep it in good shape.

This is also a great opportunity to personalise your shed, so pick your favourite colour and get to work!