Garden Sheds
Use the filters to narrow by size, style and brand, or call 01543 398778 and we'll help you choose.
Buying advice
Garden Sheds: our buying guide
Choosing a garden shed
Start with what you need to store, then add a little extra room. Our sizes are the outside size of the building, not counting roof overhangs. Leave about 18 inches to 2 feet clear on every side so you can treat and maintain it. Our Find buildings that fit tool and our guide on what size shed you need will help.
Roof styles and materials
- Apex sheds have a pitched roof for more headroom.
- Pent sheds have one sloping roof and sit neatly against a fence.
- Security sheds have no windows or high windows.
- Metal sheds won't rot and need no painting.
Timber sheds come in overlap, shiplap and tongue-and-groove cladding. Some are dip-treated and some pressure-treated. Read pressure-treated vs dip-treated timber to see the difference.
Bases, delivery and fitting
Every shed needs a firm, level base. Many ranges offer a matching base as an extra, and our guide on what base you need explains the options. Delivery and installation depend on the range. Some prices include fitting, others arrive as a kit to build yourself, and the product page says which. See buildings with installation included.
See them for real
Our Display Site at Buzzards Valley, between Lichfield and Tamworth (B78 3EQ), has 20+ buildings to walk round, 7 days a week. Not every model is on display, so ring 01543 398778 if you want to see something in particular or talk it through.
What size shed do I need?
Measure the biggest things you will store, such as a mower or bikes, and add space to move around them. Our sizes are the outside size of the building, so leave 18 inches to 2 feet clear around it. If in doubt, go one size up.
What is the difference between an apex and a pent shed?
An apex shed has a roof that peaks in the middle, which gives more headroom. A pent shed has one roof slope, so it fits under low branches and against a fence or wall.
Do I need a base for my shed?
Yes, nearly every shed needs a firm, level base so the floor stays flat and dry. Many of our ranges offer a matching base as an extra. Some steel sheds can go on level ground without a concrete base, and the product page will say so.
Is delivery and installation included?
It depends on the range. Some prices include delivery and installation, while others are delivered as a kit for you to build. Each product page shows exactly what is included.
Can I see a shed before I buy?
Yes. Our Display Site between Lichfield and Tamworth has 20+ buildings to walk round, 7 days a week. Not every model is there, so ring 01543 398778 if you want to see something in particular.
Do I need planning permission for a shed?
Most garden sheds do not need planning permission, but height, position and use all matter. Read our planning permission guide and check with your local council if you are unsure.
Our garden sheds range from compact storage to spacious workshops, in timber and steel, apex and pent styles. We stock sheds from Power Sheds, Suresheds, Shedlands, Lifelong Steel Sheds and Sovereign, so there is a good choice of sizes, cladding and roof options whatever your garden.
Many wooden sheds can be upgraded with different cladding, floor and roof options or a painted finish, and we also carry potting sheds and log stores if you need something more specific. Every building is made to order and delivered direct to mainland England, Scotland and Wales.
Not sure which size or brand suits your garden? Call us and we will help you choose. Our Display Site at Buzzards Valley, Tamworth B78 3EQ has sheds up and open to walk into — among them a 6ft x 6ft shiplap Power Apex, a 4ft x 4ft Power Overlap Pent, a 6ft x 4ft Power Premium Pent, a 6ft x 4ft Suresheds Apex-Peak, an 8ft x 6ft Suresheds Pent-Dale and an 8ft x 10ft Lifelong steel apex. Our display buildings can be viewed seven days a week — ring or book if you’d like someone to show you round.
Helpful guides: How to choose the right shed, Timber vs metal vs concrete, Choosing and preparing a base and Looking after your timber building.
Popular sizes and types: 6x4 sheds, 8x6 sheds, 10x8 sheds, apex sheds, pent sheds, heavy-duty sheds, workshop sheds, security sheds, potting sheds and sheds with a base.