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Vinyl Storage sheds provide a very useful alternative to building your own storage shed. They come in all shapes and sizes to suit every pocket and location.
Many people use them as an attractive add on to their house as either a home office, hobby room or a great place to store just about anything.

1. Your vinyl shed can be bought in kit form… and can be assembled with a little help from a friend or neighbour following the step by step instructions that should come with the kit.
2. vinyl sheds are practically maintenance free and will not suffer from rust, mildew,rot or fade. And they are also fire retardant, which is a big advantage over the conventional wooden shed.
3. because of the material used in construction and the solid metal frame around which your vinyl shed will be built, vinyl sheds are very durable and will last many, many years.
   

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You may already have a garage or a shed in your garden or backyard and its possible that you haven't even considered the prospect of adding a garden shed at all. Any garden implements could easily be stored in the garage or utility area. However, a garden shed is so much more than just an every day storage area, as it can have a character all of its own. It can serve many purposes other than practical ones.

A garden shed can be used as a place to plan and plot your garden's development or just as a place of sanctuary and contemplation. A garden shed can also be used to add depth and character to a garden or even as the focal point with the garden designed to complement the shed. For the uninitiated a garden shed is just another shed. However, there are many different styles, which can add their own individual charm and character to your garden.

Once, the shed is in place you need to give the wood some protection. While the materials will come with a gaurantee, you should still regularly add a protective coating. If you are putting together a kit, a good tip is to paint as much of the shed as possible before assembly, since it is much easier to paint some parts of the shed before assembly, rather than standing on a ladder to do it.

Unless you are getting a particularly large or unusual shed, it is unlikely you will need planning permission, but always check. You don't want to be moving a full sized shed several feet, so you want to be sure you have it in the right place to begin with.

The typical garden sheds are either apex sheds> or pent sheds. These come in many sizes starting from 2 x 1 metres or 5 x 3 feet upwards. A good idea also is to use the sloping roofs to capture water, which is essential through long hot dry periods.

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