Whether you need extra storage space for your gardening tools or simply a place to keep your belongings safe and organised, we’ll have a plastic shed that’ll do the job. From compact and small plastic sheds to larger options, we offer a variety of sizes, styles and colourways to suit your garden and needs.
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Garden plastic sheds are the ideal, weather-resistant storage option for housing garden equipment, bikes and anything else that needs protection from the outdoors. In our collection, you can choose a size and style to suit your preferences, ensuring your shed not only functions well but looks the part too. Our outdoor plastic sheds are available in a traditional wood effect, as well as shades like black and grey for something a little sleeker and more modern.
To understand if a plastic shed is right for you, check out our shed buying guide.
Need further storage? Check out our full collection of garden storage boxes.
Plastic sheds are ideal if you’re looking for an outdoor storage solution that requires little maintenance, is weather resistant and is cost friendly. Not to mention, they offer a contemporary appearance, uplifting the entire look of your garden.
Usually, a high quality plastic shed can last between 10-20 years or even more, depending on how much care they get. While they’re resistant to rot, rust and insect damage, consistent exposure to UV rays can cause fading or brittleness.
Yes, it’s recommended that you install a plastic shed on a stable, level base. Options include a concrete slab, paving slabs or a compatible plastic shed base, which all reduce the risk of the shed shifting, sinking or becoming uneven.
Yes, they can. Plastic sheds are fantastic in keeping water inside, just as they are keeping water outside. This is because they’re not a breathable material, but there are ways that you can prevent water build-up. For instance, caulking the base or installing a membrane.
It depends on what you’d value most in a shed. Plastic is much more resistant to rot, rust and insect damage, and it also requires less maintenance. However, wood sheds are much more sturdy and can be customised to look exactly how you’d like.
Yes, it's possible to put install your shed on grass, but it's not recommended. Ideally, you should opt for a solid, level base as grass can become wet and uneven, potentially causing your shed to shift.
No, you shouldn't store your hot tub in a plastic shed, unless it's a blow-up version and is deflated. Full hot tubs can become very heavy, meaning they require a strong, robust base. There's also the lack of ventilation, likelihood of condensation build up, and access limitations.
Yes, but it'll need to be properly installed by a qualified electrician as outdoor electric works need to meet specific UK electrical regulations and need protection against moisture.
Yes, but usually freestanding shelving options are best because a plastic shed's walls aren't strong enough to support heavy loads.
Yes, as long as there's enough ventilation. Fresh or damp logs release moisture which could cause condensation to build up and eventually mould to grow in an enclosed shed. If they're seasoned and dry, pop them on the floor and allow airflow. If your shed has limited ventilation, consider a log store.
