If your existing shed has battled against winter storms and is looking a little worse for wear, it will probably need brushing up with some wood preserver. It’s important to revive a shed with treatment and keep it protected from the elements. Shed treatment protects against damaging UV rays, which can cause wood to grey…
28th Jun 17 3:48 pm | Katie Middleton
1: Plan where the shed will be located Before starting any building work, you should always plan where the garden shed is going to be located. There are a number of factors which are important to consider for the location, before actually getting started on constructing the build itself. We’ve created a checklist for you…
28th Jun 17 1:05 pm | Katie Middleton
Garden screening is a great way to break up sections of your garden and create private areas for relaxing and dining. Not only that but it also offers privacy from neighbours. A variety of materials can be used for garden screening, depending on your garden style and budget. As well as synthetic garden screens, plants make stunning…
27th Jun 17 2:14 pm | Katie Middleton
Allotments with an attractive looking garden shed have become increasingly popular, as have greenhouses, with more and more people turning to home-grown food and sustainable living. There is even a growing trend of people making their own compost heaps. Jeremy Corbyn recently became the latest public figure to feature in the news for his love of…
16th Jun 17 12:14 pm | Katie Middleton
Rats in the garden are a serious problem. These disease-carrying vermin can spread serious disease, such as leptospirosis, which can lead to Weil’s disease—a severe form of leptospirosis. Greenhouses, sheds, including decking, offer the perfect hideout for rodents. Not only that, but they also could destroy fence panels, invading your garden space. Spending time in your…
9th Jun 17 2:24 pm | Katie Middleton