Composite Sheds

Consider what you plan to store as well as how you might use the shed in the future. Think about the required floor space, door access and room for shelving or other storage. Always check the internal and external dimensions on the individual product page before ordering.

Potentially, but the planning rules can differ from those for a shed positioned behind your home. If you’re considering placing a shed in your front garden, check the planning restrictions that apply to your property before ordering.

Composite cladding is designed to be low maintenance and generally doesn't require the regular painting or staining associated with traditional timber cladding. However, other components of the shed may have their own maintenance requirements, so always check the individual product information.

Composite cladding is relatively straightforward to look after. General dirt and debris can usually be removed using gentle cleaning methods, following the care instructions supplied with your particular shed. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning unless specifically recommended by the manufacturer.