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Yes, you absolutely should consider purchasing a garden shed! Not only are they highly affordable, but owning one will open up a whole world of possibilities. Owning a shed will enable you to clear out the clutter in your house, garden and garage - with the ability to store everything in your brand new garden shed.
You may also be able to pursue hobbies that you previously couldn’t, with the space offered by a garden shed allowing you to take on projects which may have otherwise been made difficult by a lack of space.
We offer a number of excellent garden sheds throughout our range.
Here are the four garden sheds we believe to be the absolute best we sell:
1. BillyOh Keeper Overlap Apex Shed
The Keeper is perfect for new couples/families who are looking for a budget solution to their storage and DIY needs.
With robust overlap construction to provide water-proofing, as well as the option of tongue and groove roofing and flooring for additional structural strength, the Keeper is the ideal starter shed!
2. BillyOh Expert Tongue and Groove Apex Workshop
Thanks to its strong tongue and groove construction, the Apex Workshop represents a fantastic space for pursuing DIY tasks and other hobbies which would otherwise not be feasible in your own home.
A windowless option offers additional security and privacy, while the windowed alternative allows for plenty of natural light within your workshop.
3. BillyOh Expert Tongue and Groove Reverse Apex Workshop
The Expert Reverse Apex Workshop can be used as a traditional storage shed, or as a home workshop. The apex design both makes it easier to move around inside, while also allowing for the storage of taller items such as ladders.
4. BillyOh Master Tongue and Groove Apex Shed
The Master Apex Shed is as versatile as it is practical, thanks to 7 unique size options which ensure that regardless of your garden's shape and specifications, it'll have no problem housing a Master Shed.
This is a perfect shed for storage, with wide opening double doors making it far easier to transport larger tools in and out of the shed.
There are definitely some things worth considering before you make a garden shed purchase. We've listed some of the most crucial ones below:
There are three main types of garden shed: Wooden, metal and plastic. Each of these offers a unique set of advantages, depending on your wants and needs.
Wooden sheds can complement almost any garden and are available in both traditional and modern designs. Thanks to being made of galvanised steel, metal sheds are highly durable and sturdy, making them ideal as a secure storage unit or DIY workshop. Plastic sheds are similarly strong but also lightweight, meaning they can be comfortably moved around, in order to find your preferred garden position.
Undoubtedly the most popular type of garden shed, wooden sheds have been kept in gardens for years, thanks to their multi-purpose and classically pleasing nature. Listed below are some the most important wooden shed advantages:
Metal garden sheds have seen a serious rise in popularity over recent years, thanks to their sturdy nature. Here are some of the best reasons to buy a metal shed:
Plastic sheds are the ideal choice for those seeking a low maintenance, yet highly practical garden shed. Here are a few of plastic sheds biggest advantages:
This depends on several factors, such as how you intend to use your garden shed, your budget and the space available in your garden. If you plan to use your shed as a means of storage, then a small shed - starting from 4x6 - will be more than sufficient. If your desire is to create a workspace then something bigger, such as our Expert Reverse Apex Workshop, available in 20x10, would be sensible.
Be sure to bear the size of your garden in mind when choosing your shed, as this is the most important determining factor.
There are a number of steps which can be taken when fighting back against rotting wood:
Though it does represent a further monetary outlay, a high-quality shed base or foundation can add years-upon-years to the lifespan of your shed, making it something which is definitely worth considering. A dry and level foundation for a garden shed - which can be concrete, paving slab or bearers - is crucial when trying to give your shed the longest life possible!