Frequently Asked Questions

We are an internet only company, however, this means we can keep our costs low and pass these savings on to you as customers. Please see our Gallery page for pictures of our sheds. From here, you can view both their external and internal design and see the quality of our products.

Yes - we can construct the shed for you. Prices start at £50.00.

You can of course just have the shed delivered (free of charge within the East Riding of Yorkshire & North Lincolnshire area) and arrange for your own fitting.​

The shed base is the foundation of your shed and therefore needs to be level and stable

Sheds can be situated on your grassed area (provided this is firm and level) however, placing a timber shed directly on to the ground is not recommended. Moisture will work its way up through the timber and eventually cause the wood to rot. Stone slabs/paving stones can be used to make a solid foundation for a shed, or even a concrete base. We can supply treated wooden bearers to site the shed onto.

These methods will only work if you have a level area upon which to construct your shed. Any major lumps and bumps will make it difficult to achieve a level foundation and will need to be removed before fitting.

Prices for tanalised wooden bearers start at £27 (for a set of three). 

We can supply and lay wooden bearers the sit your shed upon (as detailed in the above question). 

These offer a degree of levelling but the area upon which they are to be laid will need to be largely pre-prepared by the customer (to remove any major lumps and bumps).

We are looking to develop an online payment facility, however, in the meantime, we accept payment via cash (on delivery), BACS transfer or cheque.

If you choose an apex shed, you can have windows on either the left or right hand side of the shed. 

Alternatively, we can supply the shed with no windows at all. The door must be fitted to the front of the shed (on the shorter panel i.e the 4ft panel on a 6x4 shed).

For pent sheds, there is a choice of 5 door positions (please see diagram below).