19 Jun How to Choose an Outdoor Storage Shed
When selecting a storage shed for your outdoor space, consider the size of the area you have available and what type of materials can best fit your needs. The following factors will help you choose the right outdoor storage shed:
1. Size
The size of the shed you need depends on what you plan to store in it. For example, an 8’x10′ ft shed (80 sq ft) can fit a lawn mower, bicycle, and gardening tools, while a medium shed (120 to 160 sq ft) can fit a riding lawn mower, two bicycles, and more. You should also make sure the shed’s doors are big enough for whatever you want to store. In addition, the rock pad foundation should be at least one foot larger than the shed in all directions.
2. Durability
Some materials, like SmartPanel siding or prepainted galvanized steel, are more durable and weatherproof than others. Roof products like architectural shingles and steel panels are more durable than other options.
3. Purpose
Think about how you’ll use the shed and what features will work best for you. For example, some sheds can also be used as workspaces with built-in storage shelves.
4. Local Codes
Check your city’s code requirements and your neighborhood’s restrictions or covenants for building sheds. You should also consider how you’ll install the shed—whether you’ll do it yourself or hire a professional.
Investing in an outdoor storage shed can help you protect your investments and upgrade the value of your property at once. With a new shed, you can ensure peace of mind, knowing that your investments are safe and sound. Are you looking for an outdoor shed for your yard and home? Contact Sturdi-Bilt at 620-663-2288 to learn more about your options today!
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