Styles, sizes and uses

Two rooflines, nine sizes, and whatever you need it for.

Every shed is stick-built onsite by a licensed local builder, framed like a house and priced by zip.

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What it is for.

The jobs people plan a shed around, with the sizes that suit each and what your builder adds on a custom quote.

Storage sheds

A bike shed

Two to four bikes on wall hooks, the helmets, locks and pump on a shelf, and a door wide enough to walk one out without moving the others. A 6x8 does it; an 8x10 leaves room for the mower too.

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Storage sheds

A garden shed

A potting bench under the window, the long-handled tools on the wall, the bags of soil under the bench and the mower at the back. A 6x8 for the tools; an 8x10 or 8x12 when the mower and the wheelbarrow come too.

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Storage sheds

A cedar shed

Western red cedar tongue and groove is the second siding we offer, beside LP SmartSide. It is the choice for a natural finish that weathers to silver or takes a clear coat, on any size and either roofline.

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Workshop sheds

A she shed

A building of your own, thirty steps from the back door. Taller walls, daylight from the transom row, a door and a window placed where the yard wants them. A 10x12 is the usual start; a 10x16 leaves room for storage at one end.

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Workshop sheds

A man cave shed

A workshop-size building with taller walls and the transom row up high, a door and windows where you want them, and the frame to hang a screen on. A 10x12 for a couple of chairs; a 12x16 when the bench and the fridge come too.

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Workshop sheds

A home office shed

Taller walls, daylight from the transom row, a window over the desk and a door to the garden. A 10x12 holds a desk, a chair and shelving with room to turn around; a 10x16 adds a second desk or a storage end.

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Workshop sheds

An insulated shed

House-grade framing on 16-inch centers is what makes a shed worth insulating: standard batts fit between the studs, and the roof structure carries a ceiling. The shell is built onsite; most builders insulate and finish it on a custom quote.

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