Larger, high quality garden buildings individually designed to perfectly suit your garden.

Larger sheds, pool houses, garden machinery garages

Over the years we have been lucky enough to have been asked to make some beautiful garden buildings.
They key to a handsome shed is correct proportion, we hope all of our garden buildings have this at their core, but material choice is also key to getting the right look. Below we explain the three main roofing materials we use. A robust structure is of course common to all our lovely garden buildings, as is attention to detail.

To start creating your perfect garden building then please do get in touch and we can prepare sketches and prices.

Corrugated metal roofed sheds

Corrugated metal sheet shed rooves are both the cheapest and most expensive rooves we supply. The individual sheets are at least 0.7mm thick (which doesn't sound a lot but is thicker than average) and are cut to length at the factory for a perfect and accurate finish. Choose from:

Galvanised finish (least expensive)
Coloured finish - plasticoat
Corten - a rusty finish (most expensive)

Cedar shingle roofed sheds

Cedar is a beautiful, rustic roofing material, and when used on a garden shed blends seamlessly into the background. I think it suits a garden environment perfectly.
Used as a house building material, particularly in North America, cedar shingle is naturally durable, and mellows from it's original reddish orange to grey over time.

Synthetic slate roofed sheds

For a more formal and stand out garden shed, synthetic slate is an excellent choice. Particularly suited to urban environments, or where you want to have a 'little building' appearance. Extremely durable, visually indistinguishable from the real thing and lightweight, developed for houses and perfect for sheds.