Shed floors are best done with plywood. The wood of normal exterior plywood is not particularly resistant to rot, as it is glued with weather-resistant glue. For that reason, pressure-treated plywood is best for use as a shed floor. What…
What’s a reverse apex shed roof? This is a shed with an apex roof that has the door set in a side wall instead of the gable end. Many people like the reverse apex design as it makes it easier…
Building a custom shed runs $60 to $150 a square foot, depending on the size and type of material, while having a shed assembled will cost $10 to $20 per square foot, plus the price of the kit. The kit…
Is Keter a good quality? Keter. Keter is perhaps the best-known brand in plastic buildings and this is because they have been pioneering their use for many years and they are known as an innovative company that produces great value…
You can browse our range from small garden sheds in 4x3ft for all your hand tools and equipment, to our large 14x8ft version that can fit a small family; perfect for storing bikes, lawnmowers, bins and large garden equipment and…
Baking soda combines with the stomach acids to produce carbon dioxide gas which rats are unable to tolerate. In turn, it builds up within their system and eventually causes internal blockage and rupture. Soon enough, you will have the rat-free…
Sturdy and waterproof materials are the best for use on a shed roof or garden building. Here at Roofing Superstore, we’d recommend using felt, bitumen roof sheets, bitumen shingles, plastic lightweight roof tiles, or wood shingles to secure an attractive,…
A 10”x12” or 8”x12” shed is all you need for de-cluttering the push mower, flower pots, tools, and lawn supplies easily and effectively. Indulge in some of our favorite small shed styles right here. Medium (10”x16” or 8”x16”): It’s safe…
Shed Cost by Size Size Average Cost (Labor Included) 8′ x 8′ (64 sq.ft.) $3,200 8′ x 10′ (80 sq.ft.) $4,000 8′ x 12′ (96 sq.ft.) $4,800 10′ x 8′ (80 sq.ft.) $4,000 11 more rows How much does it…
Mould loves moisture. Typically sheds are single-skinned buildings with single glazing meaning you typically get moisture build-up and condensation. In the winter months, when your shed is out of use, it’s not getting the air circulation needed and there’s nowhere…
