Garden Storage Sheds

Gardening Equipment And Garden Tools Storage

One of the main reasons people opt for a garden storage shed is to store their garden tools and equipment safely and securely.

Large garden tools like mowers and hedge trimmers can take up plenty of valuable space, so having a designated area to store these tools will greatly free up other space in your garden or garage.

Bike Storage

Another popular use for garden storage sheds is bike storage. Rather than trying to squeeze your bike into valuable space in your house or garage or having to roll it through your house to a safe place, you can keep your bike safe and secure outside with a garden storage shed.

Log Store

There are not many things that are quite as cosy as cuddling up in front of a wood fire on a cold winter evening. While the fire itself is extremely relaxing, storing logs for the fire can be much more stressful. Finding space for the large logs can be difficult and can take up valuable space from other areas.

Instead, you can safely store your logs in a wooden garden shed, keeping them dry and ready to go when you need them.

Outdoor Toy Store

Summer days spent in the garden playing with your family are moments to cherish forever. But as children get bigger, so do their toys!

Rather than leaving plastic bikes and goalposts dotted around the garden, you can quickly store them away safely and securely with a garden storage shed.

Bin Storage

Finally, garden sheds are also excellent for storing wheelie bins. The right shed can keep your bins safe from the elements and offer easy access to roll out when bin day comes around.

Gambrel Shed: Gambrel roofs offer a similar look to traditional bards, with a sloped roof. An excellent addition for any country home that wants a garden storage shed that matches the style of their home.

Gable Shed: A simple and straightforward option that offers plenty of space and can handle the various weather types in the UK.

Lean-to Shed: A single-sloped roof that offers additional space at the top end of the shed. This shed type is excellent for attaching to the side of a wall or tall hedge.

Plastic Sheds: A cheaper option to wooden sheds, plastic sheds look and feel worse than wooden sheds, and are trickier to set up and less secure. However, they offer an adequate option if your budget is not big enough for another material.

Vinyl Sheds: Slightly more expensive than plastic sheds, they are more secure and robust to extreme weather but limited in variety.

Metal Sheds: The cheapest option as the metal is often thin, and gets easily dented or damaged.

Wooden Sheds: The most aesthetically pleasing and robust shed material is wood. They provide plenty of security and storage.

Wooden garage

If you’re storing large garden equipment and tools, why not also store your vehicles? Not only does a large wooden garage offer plenty of storage space for cars and other products, but it can also lower your insurance costs on your car if you have taken it from street parking to secure garage parking.

Summer houses

If you have enough space in your garden, a summer house can add plenty of value to your home.

While also storing all the necessary equipment, tools, and toys, you can relax on your veranda in the summer or curl up on the sofa inside in the winter.

Outdoor sauna

If you want to have some garden storage that also comes with a little relaxation, an outdoor sauna might be the way to go!

Easily store garden equipment, furniture, or toys, while also using the other parts of your garden building to relax and unwind in your outdoor sauna.