Metal Sheds

Browse 100s of cheap metal garden sheds

A metal shed is a strong and secure option for keeping your garden tools safe, and with a range of sizes available, it can even look after power tools, lawn mowers, and bikes with ease.

A low-maintenance and cost-effective metal shed will last many years and keep you safe in the knowledge that your garden equipment is protected. Explore a range of sheds with different security and weather-proof features, so you can choose metal storage based on what matters most to you. Find fire and rot resistant structures, coupled with lockable doors and reinforced panels for your peace of mind.

Best selling brands across metal storage sheds

Versatility is key when it comes to storage, and our larger metal sheds can be used for just about anything. If you need a bike shed, steel sheds are ideal - especially the high-security Asgard units, which you can pick up at wilko at highly competitive prices.

Outsunny are also known for their flexible options, offering quality metal sheds in an array of attractive colours and finishes. From storing toys and all your garden decor, to keeping bigger, precious items safely locked away, these sheds are great for busy homes.

Metal shed FAQs

Do you need a foundation for a metal shed?

Building the shed without a foundation is an option, but it could lead to quicker rusting and instability during strong winds. It's worth investing in a sturdy foundation to ensure the shed remains stable and durable in the long run.

Can you put a metal shed on paving slabs

Yes, you can! They’re not too costly but are good options for smaller metal sheds. If they don't fit your situation, you can always go for better concrete foundations or a shed base.

How to maintain your new shed

A metal shed requires very little maintenance and is a reliable shed for valuable belongings. Many of our metal sheds come supplied with foundation kits, but check out our shed bases if you need a firm and level spot for your shed to stand. For large sheds, it’s always a good idea to check in with your local authority to know the rules in terms of planning permissions if necessary.