Garden shed 256x256 cm
MANUEL 2525
- Roof load: 300 kg/m²
- Door clearance height: approx. 190 cm
- Height: 212 cm
- Sliding door
special stock, longer delivery time
Free Mainland delivery£2,679.00
Garden sheds
Garden shed 291x221 cm
MANUEL 2922
- Roof load: 300 kg/m²
- Door clearance height: approx. 190 cm
- Height: 212 cm
- Sliding door
special stock, longer delivery time
Free Mainland delivery£2,899.00
Garden shed 156x84 cm
FRANZ 1608L
- Roof load: 150 kg/m²
- Height 131 cm
- Cabinet Door
Special stock – contact customer service. Extra costs may apply.
Free Mainland delivery£499.00
Solid metal sheds to stand the test of time
Our metal sheds are made of hot-dip galvanized steel, giving them great stability and long-lasting performance. This material providesresistance to corrosion and requires virtually no maintenance. The advanced galvanization process ensures the tool shed remains protected against harsh weather conditions. These sheds are built to handle heavy loads while maintaining structural integrity, ensuring they remain secure and reliable year after year.
Comparing steel sheds to plastic and wooden sheds
When considering a garden shed, it’s helpful to compare different materials to see how they perform in terms of durability, maintenance, security, and cost. Here's a breakdown of how metal, plastic, and wooden sheds stack up:
| Feature | Metal sheds | Plastic sheds | Wooden sheds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Durability | Exceptional longevity, resistance to rust, weather, and pests. | Reliable for short to medium-term use but can degrade under prolonged sun exposure or extreme temperatures. | Sturdy and visually appealing, but vulnerable to rot, pests, and warping if not regularly treated. |
| Maintenance | Easy to clean with mild soap. | It requires almost no maintenance but is prone to fading and cracking. | Requires frequent maintenance, such as sealing, painting, or treating the wood to prevent decay. |
| Security | Offers superior security with strong, reinforced panels and secure locking options. | Offers adequate security for lightweight storage but is less force-resistant than metal. | Provides moderate security but may weaken over time if the wood deteriorates. |
| Cost | Moderately priced, offering great long-term value due to minimal upkeep and high durability. | Budget-friendly, with a lower upfront cost, but may need replacing sooner. | There is a higher initial cost due to the natural materials and regular upkeep, but it is often chosen for aesthetic reasons. |
Modern garden shed structure & features
Our modern garden sheds are functional and have advanced features to enhance convenience and style. Here is what makes up our shed design and structure:
Double-door shed or sliding-door shed? Our shed doors
Choosing the right door type is essential for optimizing the use of your garden shed. Our sheds offer sliding and cabinet-style double doors, each with distinct benefits.
Garden sheds with sliding doors
In models like the MANUEL and FLORIAN series, sliding doors save space by eliminating the need for door clearance. They are perfect for narrow spaces or where access might be restricted. These doors are smooth to operate and ensure easy entry to the shed interior without swinging open.
Garden shed with cabinet doors
Cabinet-style doors offer a more traditional approach to secure storage. These robust doors protect your items from the weather and provide a sturdy, lockable solution for keeping your tools and equipment safe.
Shed doors with handle and lock
Are you storing tools that may be hazardous for your young ones? No need to worry, every shed in our collection includes a reliable, easy-to-operate cylinder lock for added security. These locks provide security protection, ensuring your tools and equipment remain safe from unauthorized access.
Modern shed colours
Our sheds come in modern and stylish color options, including anthracite, anthracite grey, and grey sheds. These colors provide a sleek, contemporary look that blends seamlessly into any garden setting, whether you prefer the boldness of anthracite, the neutral appeal of grey, or the balanced sophistication of anthracite grey.
Our garden shed accessories: shed shelving and flooring
Customize your garden shed with additional shelving and flooring options. The MANUEL series offers optional shelving and flooring to maximize your storage space and protect the shed's interior. The FRANZ model has integrated flooring but no compatible shelving options. The FLORIAN sheds include built-in flooring and optional shelving systems for added organization.
Our shed shelving system
Optimize the vertical space in your shed with shelving units. Shelving is an optional accessory for the MANUEL models, making organizing tools and smaller items easier. The FRANZ model, however, does not support additional shelving options.
Our shed flooring system
Add durable, moisture-resistant flooring to your shed for extra protection. The MANUEL series offers optional flooring kits, while the FRANZ sheds come with built-in flooring as standard.
Shed base foundation
A strong, level foundation is crucial for the stability and longevity of your garden shed. Depending on your shed size and ground conditions, options like concrete slabs, gravel bases, and paving slabs provide the support needed to keep your shed secure and protected from moisture. A well-prepared foundation ensures your shed remains stable and weather-resistant over time.
How to build up your shed
Setting up your garden shed can be straightforward if you follow the proper steps. Below is a general guide for assembling your shed. For more detailed instructions, refer to the assembly manuals on the respective product pages or watch the step-by-step video guides on our YouTube channel:
MANUEL garden shed assembly playlist
Prepare your foundation
Ensure the shed’s foundation is stable, level, and ready for assembly. Depending on your chosen shed, you might need a concrete slab, gravel base, or paving slab.
Assemble the floor frame
Begin by assembling the floor frame. This provides the structural base of your shed and should be carefully leveled to prevent any future misalignments.
Install the floor panels (if applicable)
If your shed comes with optional flooring, like the MANUEL series, now is the time to install the floor panels securely onto the frame.
Build the walls
Attach the side, front, and rear wall panels as instructed. Start by positioning the panels in place and securing them with the provided screws or fasteners.
Attach wall braces and supports
Fasten the internal supports and wall braces to strengthen the structure. This step is crucial for stability, especially for larger sheds.
Install the roof
With the walls secure, assemble and install the roof panels. Ensure they are properly aligned and fastened to avoid leaks.
Add doors and fittings
Once the structure is complete, attach the shed’s doors. Depending on the model, this could involve sliding doors like in the MANUEL sheds or cabinet doors for the FRANZ model.
Install optional shelving or guttering
If you purchased additional shelving or your shed includes a guttering system (like the FLORIAN series), install these components as a final step.
Frequently asked questions
Got questions? We've got answers!
If you're still not sure about which garden shed is best suited for your outdoor space or maybe you just need more information about them or other products please get in touch with our expert cumstomer care team!
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