The compact shed in the range, and the one that fits a suburban side return. Fifteen-millimetre PP panels that do not warp or rot, a wear-resistant floor included rather than sold separately, a window for light and a roof vent to keep the air moving.
Slabs, a pad or a treated timber frame — level in both directions. Every complaint about a resin shed door that will not close traces back to a base that was almost level.
Panels are numbered and slot into channels. Two people make it straightforward because panels want holding upright while the next one goes in; alone it is a fight.
A sealed plastic box in a garden sweats. The roof vent moves air over the tools and the mower so metal does not come out orange in spring.
Check homeowner association rules before ordering. Ships as four packages that may arrive separately — do not start until all four are on site.
Pieces from other collections in the same finish family — the pairings people order together.
A vintage-brown industrial metal bunk, twin over twin, that separates into two standalone twin beds.
A wide fluted six-drawer in natural oak, 47.3 inches across and only 31.6 tall — built to sit under a window or behind a sofa.
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.
