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Garden buildings: sheds, workshops, summerhouses and garden rooms
Choosing a garden building starts with how you plan to use it. Whether you need useful storage, somewhere for tools and projects, a place to relax or a separate room for work, look at the building type before choosing its size and specification.
Garden shedsEveryday storage
Choose a shed around what needs to fit inside: tools, garden equipment, bikes or bulky items. Compare usable footprints, door openings, timber treatment and the options for your preferred roof style.
Explore Garden sheds →Garden workshopsSpace for hobbies and projectsFor benches, machinery or larger storage, allow useful room to work as well as the equipment footprint. Check door width, headroom, daylight and the position of the building on the plot.
Explore Garden workshops →SummerhousesEnjoying the gardenThink about the view, the direction of sunlight and the way you will furnish the space. Corner layouts and other glazed designs can offer different seating and access arrangements.
Explore Summerhouses →Insulated garden rooms and officesWorking or hobbiesPlan the intended use before selecting a building. Compare roof, wall and floor insulation, glazing, ventilation, power requirements and the route for services rather than assuming every garden room is the same.
Explore Insulated garden rooms and offices →Three things to check before you buy
Compare the details that make a building work in practice, not just its advertised external dimensions.
Size and access
Measure the space available, including access for installation and maintenance. Allow room for opening doors and moving equipment. Consider how the roof shape, door location and windows work with the position in your garden.
Compare garden sheds →Materials and upkeep
Timber, pressure-treated timber and metal each suit different needs. Look at the individual cladding, framing, roof, treatment and warranty details instead of assuming all buildings in one material category are built alike.
Pressure-treated shed options →A suitable base
Whatever the style, the building needs a stable, level foundation appropriate to its footprint and site conditions. Plan drainage, access and any installation requirements before arranging delivery.
Read the shed base guide →Considering a home office?
An office or studio calls for a different approach from a shed used for occasional storage. Think about desk position, daylight, lighting, heating, ventilation and electrical services. Review each insulated room's full specification, including glazing, wall, roof and floor construction.
Garden buildings from the live range
Explore a selection of currently listed shed, workshop, summerhouse and garden-room products. See each product page for its individual specification, options and delivery estimate.
