If you're after a traditional timber garden building without the custom-order wait, the Power Sheds range is well worth a look. It's one of the biggest ranges we stock, running from simple storage sheds right through to full-size log cabins, and there's a style and budget for pretty much every garden. Here's what's actually in the range and how to pick the right piece.
Traditional timber, built to last
Every Power Sheds building is made from high-grade, slow-grown Scandinavian timber, with apex and pent roof options across most of the range so you can match whatever suits your garden or fence line. At the more budget-friendly end, the Power Overlap Shed (available in apex or pent) uses traditional overlap cladding and starts from £425 — a great entry point if you just need dry, secure storage without the frills.
Every building in the range is made to order and delivered direct to mainland England, Scotland and Wales, so sizes and door positions are built to your garden rather than picked off a shelf.
A shed for every job
Beyond the classic storage shed, the range covers a surprising number of jobs. The Power Apex and Pent Security Sheds add reinforced doors and enhanced locking points if you're storing bikes or power tools. The Potting Shed range is laid out for keen gardeners who want a proper space for potting and propagating, while the low-profile Pent Bike Shed tucks neatly against a fence or wall. If you fancy something a little different, the Power Pub Shed turns a corner of the garden into a home bar or entertaining space, from £605 right up to a 12ft x 4ft model at just over £1,100.
Log cabins and garden rooms, two ways
For a bigger garden room, Power Sheds' log cabins come in two wall thicknesses: a 28mm interlocking log build that's a more accessible way into solid timber construction, and a thicker 44mm build for extra strength and better insulation through the colder months. Styles range from the compact Chalet and Snug cabins up to the larger Retreat, Combi and Manor cabins, plus garage-style log cabins and an aluminium-clad option for a lower-maintenance finish. If you want to see pricing update as you go, our log cabin configurator lets you pick the roof, size and door position and get a real price instantly. Our guide to log cabin wall thickness is a useful read if you're deciding between the two.
Guarantees, bases and getting it installed
Every Power Sheds building comes with a 10-year guarantee as standard, rising to 20 years on selected models (the exact term is confirmed on each product page). We also stock the Power Shed Base Kit and Power Wooden Decking Kit if you need to sort the groundwork first — our shed base guide covers what you'll need to prepare before delivery day. For the bigger cabins, our delivery & installation page explains what's involved and how we can help arrange an approved installer in some areas.
If you'd like a hand choosing the right size or style from the Power Sheds range, take a look at our Power Sheds buying guide, browse the full range here, or get in touch and we'll talk it through with you.