Shed Size

Whyner

Hi,

I'm in work and want to fire an email off to the landlord about a shed asap

The main contents are 2 adult bikes and a motor mower. I'd like to fit them comfortably with room for some tools and whatever else. I don't want a huge shed. What size do you think would fit best?

I can double-check the bike size when I get home. My bike would be the largest item, just shy of 6ft I'm guessing. Would you recommend 7x5?

Cheers...

healyon

Id recommend a steel shed over a wooden one anyway,
i have on like this that i put on a concrete base and i find it great for the lawnmower and tools



http://www.buyandsell.ie/garden/sheds/tipperary/the-shiplap-range

theres simialer one in argos aswell
http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/7058172/Trail/searchtext%3ESHED.htm

size5

healyon wrote: »

Id recommend a steel shed over a wooden one anyway,
i have on like this that i put on a concrete base and i find it great for the lawnmower and tools



http://www.buyandsell.ie/garden/sheds/tipperary/the-shiplap-range

theres simialer one in argos aswell
http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/7058172/Trail/searchtext%3ESHED.htm

Best bet is to put items side by side and try to mark it out u' ll have your bikes but will you need shelving? That will require extra width.

Could you have future additions to the shed kids bike etc

Have a 6 x 8 and ample room

Zzippy

8x6 should be fine for that. In my shed we have 2 bikes, golf clubs, fishing rods and gear and plenty of tools and once you keep stuff tidy that's the perfect size shed for what you need to store.

paddy147

Plastic doesnt rust.

This 8 x 6 ketter shed comes with its own built in base,double doors,side window and internal shelving system.:)