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Outdoor Storage Sheds
Are you tired of tripping over clutter in your backyard? Look no further than Patiowell's extensive selection of outdoor storage sheds. With options available in metal shed and plastic resin shed, you can rest assured you're investing in top-notch quality and durability. Our storage sheds come in large (10x12, 12x12, 10x14), medium (8x6, 7x7, 8x8, 8x10, 8x12, 10x10), and small (3x3, 5x3, 4x4, 4x6, 4x8) sizes to ensure you find the perfect fit for all your storage needs. Whether it's bicycles, lawn mowers, gardening tools, seasonal items, or outdoor furniture, you'll find the perfect outdoor storage shed for organizing everything. Patiowell also offer free shipping and a at least 5-years warranty.
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Kick-it 7.5x7.5 Plastic Storage Shed with Floor, 2 Lights Included, Brown
Kick it, don't screw it!
Experience easy installation with our full-panel design, reducing screws by 30% for your 8x8 plastic shed. Our innovative 'kick-it' method is quick, fun, and perfect for both beginners and pros.
Features
Features
1. Easy Assembly: One-person setup, saving up to 35% of installation time.
2. Customizable Window Placement: Move windows wherever you prefer.
3. Weather-Resistant: Corrosion-resistant, rust-proof, waterproof, and wind-resistant up to 46mph.
4. Durable: Built to last a lifetime with proper care and maintenance. Requires no painting or rust treatment, just occasional cleaning.
5. Recyclable high-density plastic: Each panel is crafted with a 4-layer structure, totaling 2 cm thick, with each layer made from 2 mm solid resin.
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Why Choose Patiowell?
Shed Material
Metal Shed
- Durability: The metal sheds are made of steel which is high in strength and resistant to wear and tear.
- Low Maintenance Cost: Metal sheds require minimal maintenance and are resistant to pests and decay.
- Fire Resistance: Metal sheds are not easily combustible, and they are providing a safer storage option.
Plastic Shed
- Low Maintenance Cost: Plastic storage sheds have a low maintenance cost, only requiring occasional cleaning.
- Weather Resistance: Anti-corrosion, rust-proof, and pest-resistant.
- Easy Assembly: Plastic storage sheds are quick and easy to assemble.
- Lightweight: Plastic storage sheds are lightweight, which makes them easier to move.
Shed Size
To determine the size shed you need, assess your storage requirements by listing current and future items (e.g., garden tools, bikes, lawn equipment) and measure the available space in your yard, ensuring there's enough clearance for maintenance and access.
Large Shed (50 sq.ft. or more)
- 8x8: Well-balanced size for extensive storage needs, suitable for lawn mowers, garden equipment, and outdoor furniture.
- 8x10: Large enough for riding lawn mowers, patio furniture, or sports equipment.
- 8x12: Extra-large size for extensive storage needs or as a workshop.
- 10x8: Wide design suitable for large garden tools and equipment.
- 10x10: Square footage perfect for storage of larger items like furniture or machinery.
- 10x12: Maximum space for extensive storage needs or as a workshop space.
Medium Shed (20-50 sq.ft.)
- 4x6: Provides additional space for larger tools or equipment.
- 4x8: Great for storing bikes, medium-sized lawn mowers, or gardening supplies.
- 5x4: Versatile size for storing bikes, wheelbarrows, and medium-sized tools.
- 6x4: Popular size for larger garden tools and equipment.
- 8x6 & 6x8: Provides ample room for larger garden equipment or workshop tools.
Small Shed (20 sq.ft. or less)
- 3x3: Compact size ideal for small garden tools and supplies.
- 4x2: Narrow design suitable for storing long-handled tools or narrow spaces.
- 4x4: Basic square design for general storage needs.
- 5x3: Offers a bit more space for various garden tools and equipment.
- 6x3: Rectangular shape ideal for storage along a wall or in tighter spaces.
Sheds Product Line
Patiowell's Sheds product line offers a comprehensive range of storage sheds to meet different needs and preferences. Whether you are looking for a sturdy and durable metal shed with low maintenance costs, a lightweight and easy-to-assemble plastic (resin) shed, or an outdoor shed that appreciates the natural beauty of wood, you can find solutions that meet your individual needs in the Sheds product line.
Winter Yard Storage Solutions: Maximizing Shed Capacity
Looking for better winter yard storage? Discover how a large-capacity shed improves organization, protects outdoor items, and keeps your space winter-ready.
How Can Shed Create Better Christmas Atmosphere
How can a shed make Christmas decorating easier and more festive? Discover smart storage ideas and simple decor tips that turn your shed into a holiday-ready space.
Do I Need a Window in My Shed?
Wondering whether your shed needs a window? Curious about how to add one and what benefits it brings? Patiowell also offers several shed options with built-in windows for even more convenience.
FAQ
Do you need a permit to build a shed?
Do you need a permit to build a shed?
It depends on your local building codes. Small sheds (typically under 120 square feet) may not require a permit, but larger structures or those with electricity might. Always check with your local zoning office.
How to build a shed foundation?
How to build a shed foundation?
Choose a solid base such as concrete, gravel, or wood. Level the ground, lay a gravel bed for drainage, and install concrete pavers or a wooden frame to support the shed structure.
How much does it cost to build a shed?
How much does it cost to build a shed?
The cost varies depending on size, materials, and labor. Other DIY sheds can range from $500 to $5,000, while professionally built sheds can cost $3,000 to $10,000 or more. But you only pay $500 to $2000, then you can get a quality Patiowell shed.
How to build a lean-to shed?
How to build a lean-to shed?
Construct a simple sloped roof design against an existing structure. Build a sturdy frame, attach it to the supporting wall, add roofing material, and install siding for protection.
How to build a shed door?
How to build a shed door?
Measure the opening, cut plywood or wooden planks for the door panel, reinforce with bracing, install hinges, and add a handle and latch for security.
Do I need a permit to run electricity to my shed?
Do I need a permit to run electricity to my shed?
Yes, in most areas, you need a permit to install electrical wiring in a shed. Always check local regulations and consider hiring a licensed electrician for safety.
How to build a ramp for a shed?
How to build a ramp for a shed?
Use treated lumber to create a sloped frame, secure it to the shed entrance, and cover it with non-slip decking or plywood for safe access. Ensure proper weight support.
How far from the property line can I build a shed?
How far from the property line can I build a shed?
Setback requirements vary by location, but most areas require sheds to be at least 3 to 10 feet from property lines. Check with your local zoning department for specific regulations.
