Fifteen feet deep and about 800 cubic feet — the point at which a garden shed replaces a garage bay. Same construction as the rest of the line, just longer: thick PP panels, a floor that comes with it, windows for light and a lockable door.
Fourteen and a half feet of level ground, square to within a hair. Most people lay slabs or pour a pad for this size, and it is worth doing properly a week before the panels arrive.
Nothing here is heavy on its own, but there is a great deal of it. Sort panels by number into piles along the base before starting and the build runs in one steady session.
At this length it pays to think in zones: garden at one end, bikes in the middle, bench at the window. Decide before the walls go up and the shed stays usable for years.
Five packages arriving separately, and a footprint large enough that local building rules and homeowner association policies genuinely apply. Confirm both before ordering.
Pieces from other collections in the same finish family — the pairings people order together.
A rustic brown queen with two footboard drawers, a headboard shelf, sixty thousand LED colours, a microphone mode and a sleep timer.
A 44.9-inch farmhouse chest in two tones — two small drawers on top for the fiddly things, three deep ones below for everything else.
One hundred gallons and 48 inches wide — the deck box that holds a winter of patio cushions and doubles as a bench at the end of a run of seating.
The biggest deck box: 120 gallons, 53 inches wide, deep enough for a rolled pool cover as well as the cushions.
