6x3ft Sheds
A 6x3 garden shed provides perfect storage for gardens and outdoor spaces that are limited in space - or in situations where you only need a little bit of room. These small sheds are designed to store a small number of items, like tools or planting and DIY materials, and aren’t equipped for numerous big or bulky pieces of equipment like bikes.
Our 6x3 models are currently available in timber and plastic. However, if you have a bit of flexibility in your garden space and want maximum security, explore our wider range of compact metal garden sheds. Each type offers distinct benefits and budget ranges. Simply put, this means you’ll be easily able to find a shed that’s right for your needs and circumstances.
Alternatively, check out our full range of sheds.
Find a Shed Size that Fits
Not sure what to choose? Check out our Shed Size Guide
Choosing the Right Type of Shed for You
Here are some of our most popular shed styles
All of our sheds are patio-friendly, perfect for placement on concrete, brick, or slabbed patio areas. As long as your patio is large enough for your chosen size of shed (we have some very large ones), you should be fine to commence with building.
Please bear in mind that if your patio is not completely level, an extra base may be required to give the shed a flat surface to stand on.
If you have wooden decking rather than a patio, check out this guide: Can I Put a Shed on Decking?
Need storage on a tighter budget? This range focuses on the essentials — practical space, sensible specs, and strong value. Even our lowest-priced wooden sheds still come with our 10-year guarantee, so you don’t have to compromise on peace of mind.
If you need to budget carefully, our selection of cheap sheds is where you want to look.
FAQs
Since 2020, we no longer have a physical showroom and all trade is conducted online. Our website shows previews of every size of building with precise measurements to make it easy for you to make an informed buying decision.
When you visit a product page, changing between sizes will immediately show you what the exact size looks like.
We don’t currently offer a shed installation service. Our garden sheds are supplied for self-assembly and include full fitting instructions.
Delivery is available within Great Britain. Delivery charges can apply depending on your postcode zone — please see our delivery information page for full details.
Usually, no. Most UK properties are allowed sheds as 'permitted developments' with no planning permission required, provided they are not placed in a front garden or exceed height limits. If you live in a listed property, a conservation area, or are unsure about boundary rules, please read our quick guide to shed planning permission to double-check before ordering.
When we say a 'base', we mean a surface that is:
- Flat (check with a spirit level)
- Solid (bricks, slabs, concrete, or a base kit. NOT soil, grass or loose gravel)
- With drainage (it doesn't have to be raised, but rainwater has to be able to leave the area.)
So yes, all sheds require a base.
It is important that a shed stands in a location where it will be able to easily remain upright without undue stress on the structure, and where it won't be absorbing water. Our wooden sheds all come with pressure treated floor bearers which raise the floor slightly above the ground, so you can place yours straight onto a level patio or reinforced decking without issue.
If your designated shed location is currently soft, you could level this out and use our Ecobase product to save you the work of landscaping.
The size of your shed depends on how you plan to use it. Whether you need space for tools, a workshop, or even a garden office, we offer sheds in a range of sizes to fit your space. Use our shed size guide to find the perfect match for your garden.
When is a 6 x 3 Shed the Right Choice?
A small shed of this size is right for people with not much to store or only a small amount of space available. If you only need a place to keep tools, rakes, spades or plant pots, a small storage space like these 6x3 sheds can work well and only have a small footprint. They’re especially ideal for fitting down alleyways.
It’s not the right choice if you need to keep lots of items safe. If you’ve only got a few bulky items, such as a bike or lawnmower, these can be accommodated - but they’ll limit the way you can use the shed when doing so and may make it hard to access the rest of the shed.