This beautiful garden shed is deceptively large, almost 4 metres wide with doors front and back.
The customer was keen to ensure the shed lasts as long as possible in the damp climate (apparently it can rain in Cornwall). We fitted recycled plastic bearers to the floor meaning no timber touched the ground, and topped it off with a synthetic slate roof which perfectly matched it's surroundings. 

A big thank you to David for sending this photo of his shed, installed last autumn, beautiful.

This lovely garden shed blends beautifully into the corner of this Kingston garden, under a lovely flowering cherry. We lined it with wide boards to provide the owner with a warm relaxation space, tucked away from the rest of the world.

This wonderful garden building is probably the most involved we have undertaken, split into three areas internally, insulated and lined in part, and with a multitude of interesting features.

The brief was to create a look as if the building had been there for decades, hence the use of reclaimed, high quality, rusty ironmongery where practical.

The Corten roof is actually brand new, and is in the process of rusting as it should, within a week or so I expect it to be completely rusty, a wonderfully warm material. The front is clad in cedar, with cedar window sills, so will go grey over time, as will the end gable. I'll update the site with pictures it as it mellows with time.

Not only do our garden sheds look good, but the bespoke nature of them means are tailored to your exact needs.
The owner of this shed was able to choose, cladding material and colour, exact base size, roof pitch, height and material, size, style and position of windows (note the extra one in the gable) as well as the internal structure which allowed us to fit a mezzanine above the left hand window.
​Exactly what they wanted for a cost that didn't break the bank.

As we all know, funding for virtually anything nowadays is in short supply, so when the local primary school received enough money to buy some new trikes and scooters, it seemed like a shame that they'd have been left outside, so we donated this store to keep them safe.

These two lovely sheds have been featured here before, and yesterday we fitted the cedar roofed logstore to join the two together. Manufactured in the workshop, accurate measuring and luck was involved. Many thanks to Nigel for turning my measurements into a reality, that fitted!

Interesting to see the cedar ageing process in action here, the shed rooves being lighter than the new log sore. Eventually they will all go grey.

A simple 3m x 2m tool shed for a kitchen garden, 2 large windows allow a view of the adjoining creek whilst using the potting bench. Lovely.

The last garden shed of 2023, delivered to Camden, in London, 3 metres x 2.4 metres it provides a lot of useful space.

Coincidentally, it is the same colour combination as the last shed of 2022, which was also delivered to London, both being painted in Torndown's Doormouse Grey, with a Cladco 0.7mm Anthracite roof. This one looks particularly good with Thorndown's Old Sage Green for the windows.

Revisted these two lovelies to measure up for a log store to join the two, the paving is now done and it all looks brilliant!